Eleventh Generation (Continued)
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1096 Daniel Jönsson, XI:73.  Daniel died before 1645 in Tullingsås, Ström. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 224 Georg Hansson, Tullsås 33 (Father 2192) Go to the descendant chart Daniel Jönsson was the owner from about 1613 to his death. Daniel married Seborg, XI:74. They had the following children:
1097 Seborg, XI:74. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström. Sources: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 224 Georg Hansson, Tullsås 33 Go to the descendant chart The widow Seborg used the farm some years after the death of Daniel. She leaves the farm to the son Jöns in 1647. 1098 Jöns Olofsson, XI:75. Jöns died in Tullingsås, Ström. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson, Tullingsås 12 The ancestors of Georg Hanssons The inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in1613. page 126. Georg Hansson, Familjer i Ström 1500-1820, Fam 381 (Father 2196) Go to the descendant chart Jöns Olofsson was farmer on Tullingsås nr 3 in the parish of Ström. In the inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in 1613 is noted that this farm is the biggest one in Tullingsås. There they use 3 tunnor (1 tunna = 147 litres) of sowing. In 1621 Jöns Olofsson pays 9daler in tenancy for the whole farm. During many years of the decades 1650 and 1660 the farmers in Ström got harvests that were not big enough. In the year 1656 three farmers are noted as poor and quite destitute. In 1658 the number had increased to 8 and in 1659 to 12. In the year 1661 the number was 7, among them also Jöns Olofsson. The son Olof Jönsson takes over the farm in the year 1669 or 1670. Jöns married Ingegärd Olofsdotter, XI:76. They had the following children:
1099 Ingegärd Olofsdotter, XI:76. Ingegärd died in Tullingsås, Ström. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström. Sources: Georg Hansson, Tullsås 12 The ancestors of Georg Hansson Georg Hansson, Familjer i Ström 1500-1820, Fam 381 Go to the descendant chart Ingegärd Olofsdotter is mentioned in the register of population for the year 1645. 1104 Sven Göransson, XI:81. Sven died before 1645. Occupation: Farmer and lay assessor. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström.Sources: Källor: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 1 Georg Hansson, Tullsås 1 The ancestors of Georg Hansson (Father 2208) Go to the descendant chart Sven Göransson was farmer on Tullingsås nr 1 in the parish of Ström. He used the farm (after his father?) the years 1608-1633. Sven and his son Rer are mentioned in the minutes of the county council in 1624. They are together with many other inhabitancies in Ström accused of travelling to Stamsele and other villages in Sweden in spite of the fact that it was forbidden. He transfers the farm to the son Jöran in 1634. Sven married Lucia Persdotter, XI:82. They had the following children:
1105 Lucia Persdotter, XI:82. Resident: Tullingsås, Ström. Sources: The ancestors of Georg Hansson Go to the descendant chart Lucia Persdotter is mentioned as domestic servants on the farm in the 1645 register of population. She is probably the widow of Sven Jöransson. 1106 Erik Jonsson Sparf. (Same as ahnentafel number 1090.) 1107 Seborg Persdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 1091.) 1124 Nils, Great-Nils Eriksson. (Same as ahnentafel number 512.) 1125 Mareta. (Same as ahnentafel number 513.) 1132 Anders Persson, XI:109. Born abt 1570. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Gärde, Ström. Sources: Georg Hansson; Familjer i Ström 1500-1820; Fam 94 Go to the descendant chart The farm Gärde number 1 (Svedje) was removed from numder 4 about 1615. Anders was a farmer to at least about 1645. Moses, the son of Anders and Birgitta, was married to Brita, who was burned on a witch stake in Härnösand in November 1674. Anders married Birgitta Nilsdotter, XI:110. They had the following children:
1133 Birgitta Nilsdotter, XI:110. Born abt 1575. Residence: Gärde, Ström. Sources: Georg Hansson; Familjer i Ström 1500-1820; Fam 94 Go to the descendant chart Birgitta Nilsdotter is mentioned as domestic servants in the register of population of the year 1645, 1140 Sven Olofsson, XI:117. Sven died after 1646 in Öhn, Ström. Occupation: Farmer and soldier. Resident: Risselås, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson Risselås 1 Strömsboken, Risselås (introduction) The inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland 1613. page 128. (Father 2280) Go to the descendant chart Peder Olofsson used the farm in the years 1600-1619. When he died his brother Swen Olofsson inherited the farm. But he could not use the farm, as he was a soldier in Russia. A Peder Ericksson had after the Inquisition in 1613 taken over the farm. He used it in 27 years. But he was not entitled to the inheritance of the farm. When Swen Olofsson returned he claimed to an inheritance. Peder Ericksson admitted that the claim was legitimate. But he said also that he had rented the farm from the Danish sheriff, who during the Danish feud had confiscated the farm for the Danish Crown. He also stated that he had fed and taken care of the widow of Peder Olofsson during 16 years. For these reasons he ought to be allowed to keep the farm. But the judgement of the court was that the farm immediately should be delivered to Swen Olofsson, the right owner. He then transferred it to Jöran Svensson, probably his son. From the accounts rendered during the Swedish occupation of Jämtland in the years 1564-71 it is clear that this farm was used by a Klas (Claws/Klaffus) to about 1570 and by (his son) Olof Classon after 1571. It is probable that these Olof and Klas are father and grandfather to Sven Olofsson. Child:
1142 Ingebrikt Brodde Eriksson, XI:119. Ingebrikt Brodde died afte 1655 in Öhn, Ström. Occupation: Farmer and lay assessor. Resident: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson, Öhn 7 The ancestors of Georg Hansson Georg Hansson, Hammerdals domböcker 1664-1674 (Father 2284; Mother 2285) Go to the descendant chart Ingebrigt Brodde Eriksson was the owner of the farm Öhn nr 2 about 1612-1655. He is occasionally called Ingebrigt and Brodde. At the district court sessions in Hammerdal in 1636 there is a Brodde Ersson from Öhn as lay assessor and in the register of tithes in 1647 there is also one Brodde Ersson. At the Inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in 1613 is noted that the owners of the farm are Ingebrigt Ersson and his brother Björn and sister Kerstin. They are probably the children of Erik Björnsson. Ingebrigt is owner of the greater part and he is noted as user of the farm. In the register of tithes in 1617 is noted the name Segri, widow, probably the mother of the children. Ingebrigt was in 1611 enrolled as farmer soldier in one of the companies. They should help the Norwegian troupes with the defence of Jämtland. But the fighting spirit was low and the province was occupied by Swedish troupes. At the Inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in 1613 the Danish Crown took the half of the farm that Ingebrigt was the owner of because he had helped the Swedes. But his brother and sister were allowed to keep their parts of the farm. The dimensions of the farm was in 1613 noted to allow 1/2 tunna (1 tunna = 147 litres) of sowing, in 1645 1 tunna and from 1645 1 1/2 tunna. Ingebrikt Brodde married Seborg Simonsdotter, XI:120. They had the following children:
1143 Seborg Simonsdotter, XI:120. Seborg died after 1670 in Ohn, Ström. Resident: Öhn, Ström. Sources: Georg Hansson, Öhn 7 The ancestors of Georg Hansson Georg Hansson; Domböcker för Hammerdals tingslag 1664-1674 Go to the descendant chart Seborg Simonsdotter is mentioned 1670 in the Judgement Book (see below under the son Per). Concerning the children of Ingebrigt and Seborg can the following be noted: The son Erik was farmer in Fyrås in 1645. He got married to Ragnhild Svensdotter. Erik moved more times between Hallviken, Risselås and Grelsgård. He died poor in April 1799 and was then, according to his own information, 94 years old. The daughter Sigrid was "enticed and covered" by a farm-hand from Torp in Medelpad. His name was Anders Gabrielsson and he was also soldier for Öhn. The child was born in 1665. But Anders did not want to get married to Sigrid. About 1680 Sigrid lived in her home of her childhood. The owner of the farm was now Johan Arvidsson. Sigrid died unmarried in December 1698. The daughter Gertrud is shown under X:60 (ID 571). The son Per was lay assessor and he used the home farm during the years 1655-78. Per occurs many times in the Judgement Books, for instance when he * has to pay back money for an useless mill he has sold. * has been falsely accused of having taken a pike from the seine of a neighbour. * has been attacked at home by two dragoons, who were fined for that. The mother of Per, Seborg Simonsdotter, defended her son by drawing one of the dragoons in his hair and called him killer. The dragoon then struck the mother so that she fell on the floor. * together with three other lay assessors in Ström, is fined 3 mark silver coins each because they have not helped in collecting charges of the year 1686 from some Finns. The son Lars sold his farm in Äspnäs to the Finn Mats Jöransson (IX:61, ID 316). Afterwards he managed a farm in Öhn with bad results. In 1686 Lars asked the clergyman if he might be "parish hall man". The parish hall was situated near the church. There was an enclosure for the horses of the vicar. That was used when the vicar arrived from Hammerdal. The parish hall, which in 1703 is called "The house of the vicar" consisted of one small cottage with a chamber and also a shed, a stable and a small chalet. There were also a cabbage and a turnip plot that could be used by the parish hall man and some small meadows but no arable land. In the parish hall one held parish meetings and other meetings. The parish hall man was a kind of messenger. It was not a dream of a profession, but it was still a possibility for a person without property to support him and maybe also a family. 1144 Anders Nilsson, XI:122. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Åsen, Hammerdal.Sources: The inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland 1613, page 121 (Father 2288) Go to the descendant chart Anders Nilsson in Åsen is mentioned in the inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in 1613. He was judged to pay yearly 3 marks in rent to the Danish Crown. Anders Nilsson is probably the father of Sven Andersson. Child:
1148 Peder Larsson, XI:125. Born in Bye, Hammerdal. Peder died after 1638 in Bye, Hammerdal. Occupation: Farmer, lay assessor and county sheriff. Resident: Bye, Hammerdal.Sources: The ancestors of Björn Espell. Gunnar Englund; Hammerdals och Gåxsjös historia Hammerdalskrönikan 1971 Räfsten med jämtarna 1613, s. 124, Jämtlands domböcker och landstingsprotokoll 1, s. 175, 2, s. 83, 3, s. 32, 47, 53, RA, Register och Mantal... 1645, s. 104, ibid., Landskapshandlingar 1532 - 1630; Jämtland och Härjedalen 1611:7:1 (Sven Lundkvist) (Father 2296; Mother 2297) Go to the descendant chart Peder Larsson was farmer in Bye in the parish of Hammerdal, lay assessor and county sheriff. He was mentioned in the years 1636-1641. County sheriff was a person who in his home district had a good reputation and was familiar with the conditions in the district. There was one in each district-court area. He was called farmer county sheriff and in older times he often could neither write nor read. He was a farmer locally chosen and he was a link between the country people and the sheriff. Per Larsson I By is in 1611 noted in a register for fugitive from Hammerdal. Per Larsson could on his farm sow 4 tunnor (1 tunna = 147 litres) of corn. In the inquisition with the inhabitants of Jämtland in 1613 he was judged to pay yearly 1 mark and 2 1/2 skilling in rent to the Danish Crown. Queen Christina restored the farms to the farmers from Jämtland in a resolution of 24th of December 1645. Peder married Kerstin NN, XI:126. They had the following children:
1149 Kerstin NN, XI:126. Kerstin died after 1645 in Bye, Hammerdal. Resident: Bye, Hammerdal. Sources: The ancestors of Björn Espell RA, Register och mantal 1645, s. 104, anger 1645 som huvudman Kerstin änka, Bye, med barnen Barbro Pedersdotter, Gunhild Pedersdotter och Laurids Pederssen (Sven Lundkvist). Go to the descendant chart Kierstin was widow in the year 1645. 1176 Jens Joenssen. (Same as ahnentafel number 1048.) 1184 Mickel Håkansson, XI:161. Born in Strand, Ström. Mickel died in Strand, Ström. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Strand, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Strand 87 Georg Hansson, Strand 9 The ancestors of Georg Hansson (Father 2368) Go to the descendant chart Mickel Håkansson is mentioned as owner of the farm the years 1600-1624. From the minutes of The Inquisition with inhabitants of Jämtland 1613 we know that Mickel also owned "land on Ede" where he sowed one tunna (1 tunna = 147 litres) of corn. Maybe that this part of the farm is what we now can see on Laholmsnäset at Edsviken. This consists of fossil area of arable land and it is supposed to be a deserted farm. There are 2-3 fields with cleared and possibly cultivated land between. One can also see about ten overgrown mounds of stones. On the farm earlier owned by Mickel Håkansson in Strand they made a very interesting bargain of old coins in the year 1837 (Georg Hansson, Strand pages 10 and 20). In a letter to the provincial office in Östersund is written: "that a maid at the farmer Pehr Persson in Strand in the parish of Ström found 48 old silver coins at the end of the last autumn, when she watched the cattle. The coins were grubbed by the cattle on a meadow that earlier was an arable land. The coins seem to have been kept in a locked purse, which however had been totally putrefied". All coins besides one were so called örtugar. Most of them (43) were struck in Stockholm for Sten Sture the older one, who reigned over Sweden between 1470-97 and 1501-03. Fore coins were struck for King Hans in Stockholm and one in Västerås. Hans, the son of Kristian I, was king (1481-1513) in the Danish empire (which also included Iceland, Norway and Jämtland). The last coin was a Danish skilling struck for Hans in Malmö. It is not possible to give the year when the coins were buried, besides that it cannot has happened before 1497. Most probably the coins were buried in the first part of the 1600s century. But it could also has happened in the second half of that century. Children:
1200 Per Nilsson, XI:177. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Stamsele. Sources: Georg Hansson, Stamsele 1 The ancestors of Georg Hansson Go to the descendant chart Per Nilsson was farmer on Stamsele number 1 in Ström. He used the farm about 1640-50. The sons are mentioned 1658 in the Judgement book. He bought the farm from the brothers Olof Ersson and Anders Ersson (ID 1202). Children:
1202 Anders Ersson, XI:179. Born in Stamsele, Ström. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Stamsele, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson, Stamsele 2 and 8 The ancestors of Georg Hansson (Father 1034) Go to the descendant chart Anders Ersson was farmer on Stamsele number 2 about 1610-1640. He is mentioned in the register of tithes 1615-33. The daughters are mentioned in the Judgement book of Ramsele in 1671 and 1686. Anders sold the farm number 1 to Per Nilsson (ID 1200). Children:
1208 Jöns Mickelsson. (Same as ahnentafel number 592.) 1209 Gulle Göle Andersdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 593.) 1216 Håkan Ersson, XI:193. Born in 1565 in Åse, Alsen. Occupation: Farmer. Resident: Åse. Alsen. Sources: Björn Kempe, Tröndelag Go to the descendant chart Håkan was a farmer on Backgården in Åse, Alsen Håkan married Magdalena Bengtsdotter, XI:194. They had one child:
1217 Magdalena Bengtsdotter, XI:194. Born in 1575. Magdalena died in 1621 in Åse, Alsen. Resident: Åse, Alsen. Sources: Björn Kempe, Tröndelag Go to the descendant chart 1218 Olof Olofsson, XI:195. Born in Åse, Alsen. Olof died in Åse, Alsen. Sources: Björn Kempe, Tröndelag Go to the descendant chart Olof was a farmer on Jo-gården in Åse, Alsen Olof married Anna Jonsdotter, XI:196. They had one child:
1219 Anna Jonsdotter, XI:196. Resident: Åse, Alsen. Go to the descendant chart 1220 Måns Nilsson, XI:197. Born in Tossberg, Mattmar. Occupation: Farmer and churchwarden. Resident: Hov, Alsen. Sources: Björn Kempe Go to the descendant chart Måns married Anna (Anne) Gundersdotter, XI:198. They had the following children:
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