Anna Godsen Segelke

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• Residence: 1801, Sandvig, Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway

Lorentz married Marie Susanne Frimand Heiberg. Marie was born in 1764; died on 24 Aug 1799 in Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Severin was married in 1747 to Anna Cecelia Grubbe Moller, born 1726, died 1808. They had four sons and three daughters.

Severin became an Ensign in 1742, 1st Lieutenant in 1745 and Captain in 1752. He died at the early age of 33 years. In the Segelcke Genealogy book there is a pen print profile of him as he lay in his coffin. He had been embalmed and buried in the church under the choir loft. In 1914 while extensive alterations were being made to the church building, it was necessary to remove the coffins under the floor, and Severin's coffin was opened. His body was well preserved and a pen print was made of this features under candle light by a relative, S. Segelcke Meidell, the only picture of him in existence. His wife Anna lived to aripe old age. . . .

The Anderson-Krogh Geneology: Ancestral Lines and Descendants. Lester W. Hansen. 1956, p. 137

Severin married Anna Cecelia Grubbe Müller on 24 Jan 1747 in Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway. Anna (daughter of Lorentz Petersen Müller and Anna Jensdatter Godtzen) was born on 23 May 1726 in Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway; died on 2 Oct 1808 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: Major General

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Christian Wilhelm Segelcke (1682-1763) came to Norway from Denmark around the year 1698. He was about 17 years old and came to Bergen with his mother and stepfather. His real father was the German-born Wilhelm Segelcke, who in 1675 enrolled in the Danish artillery as "fireworks", that is, artillery.

Christian married Abel Catharina Sørensdatter Berg in 1712 in København, København, Sjælland, Denmark. Abel was born on 17 Jul 1682 in , , Denmark; died in 1736 in Vikestad, Vikna, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lorentz married Anna Jensdatter Godtzen on 13 Oct 1725 in Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway. Anna (daughter of Jens Søfrensøn Godtzen and Anne Jensdatter Hiermann) was born in 1687 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; died on 24 Oct 1776 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Captain - Wilhelm Martin Segelcke
• Name: Wilhelm Martin Segelcke

Captain married Anna Rosina Dreschler. Anna (daughter of Johann Christian Dreschler and Catharine) was born in 1645 in Glückstadt, Steinburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; died in Vikestad, Vikna, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Jens Godtzen, f. 5,4 1637, f 29,6 1713, Provst, Sogneprœst til Stavanger, Jubellœrer, hans Epitaphium findes i Stavanger Domkirke. * 1. 1664 Christine S0frensdatter Brunstееn (eller Heggelund, f. 1647, begr. 3 12 1666.

Datter af Sogneprœst S0fren Frantzen Brunsteeu eller Heggeluud, f 17s 1(J83, se S. 82, og Hustru Mette Matsdatter Tausan, begr. Dom. 17 p. Trin. 1671, S0ster af Biskop i Stavanger Christian Tausan og efter al Sandsynlighed Efterkommer af Biskop Hans Tausen (eller Tausan) f. 1494, f "|n 1561.
Familien Tausans Vaaben var: i Skjoldet en bekrandset Vildmand holdende en gylden K011e, paa Hjelmen en be- krandset Vildmand med en gylden K011e paa Skulderen.

Jens married Anne Jensdatter Hiermann in 1668 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Anne was born in 1647 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; died on 19 Apr 1733 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The Godtzen family:
A total of ten brothers Godtzen across Jutland came to Stavanger in the first half of the 1600s. They were given all positions of office, among others. other as councilors in Stavanger. Søfren Pedersen Godtzen operated a trade, and owned ships and eventually bought up a large number of properties both in the city and around the county. He was in his time the richest man in the city and became mayor. The family's position in Stavanger throughout the 17th century was strengthened by marrying a number of his 18 children. He was himself a wiger to another powerful man in Stavanger, Christen Thrane. The Trane family: Christen Trane, smith bailiff over Stavanger County, Christen Christensen Thrane, operated a trade, owned ships and was a customs officer. Rector M. Bemtsen writes about him in his book Place name in Stavanger: “In 1612 & @ he, by Stavanger Domkapitel, he prepped the old trading house with facade facing Torvet, which has gained such wide space in Alex. Kielland's novels, the house where skipper Worse - lived. Later it was & now by Wpmann Johan Prahl. The last owner was the house Jacob Kielland & S0n, who in 1852 sold it to the municipality, which demolished it and the house and the back building of the "Worsesmauet" ril extension of the Square. u Seehusen and Smith: Kieland's text also mentions the Smith family. The connection is as follows: Shen (Severiu) and Elisabeth 7. bm, the daughter Elisabeth, married Morten Hansen Seehusen, from Holstein. Through his marriage, Seehusen was able to build up as a merchant and eventually took a leading position, both in business and through office as a councilor. When he joined Me in1694, it was his widow, Elisabeth Smensdatter, who took over the management of the business. When she died in 17 14, the business was taken over by her attorney and daughter, Laurits Andersen Smith, smn by Anders (Andrew) Smith. As a result, both the Godtzen family's and the Seehusen family's business came over to the Smith family's hands. The Smith family owned b1.a. "Blidensol."

Sofra Godtzen Pedersen (born in Denmark in 1599 , died in Stavanger in 1665 ) was the feudal lord in Stavanger from 1622 and Fogd of Jæren and valleys in 1632. Two years later he became city manager, and in 1638 he became mayor of Stavanger.
Sofra was in 1630 married to Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane (born in Stavanger in 1613 , died in Stavanger in 1684 . Both Godtzen and Crane families were old priest and futefamilier who came to Norway from Denmark and Germany . Sofra and Elizabeth had at least 18 children. Their daughter Anne Søfrensdatter Godtzen (born 10 June 1642 in Stavanger , died on 26 December 1710 in Søgne ) was married to "the wise priest Bjelland" Søren Schive .

In Stavanger Cathedral hangs today a epitaf Godtzen Lord Mayor and his family. Two of the children who died very young, is painted with englevinger.

Søfren married Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane on 10 Jan 1630 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Elisabeth (daughter of Christen Christensen Trane and Anna Jensdatter Køge) was born in 1613 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; died on 16 Oct 1684 in Sandnes, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]