Hans Magnus

Notes:

Christian was born at 2:30 AM, at home, on 2 Nov. 1707. He was christened two days later. His Godfathers were his grandfather Christian Magnus, Anders Jensen and Mogns Christensen. His godmothers were his mother , Aalet Christen Mognsens and sister Bente Magnus.

He was churchward and retailer.

Christian married Christine Aagaard Seehusen on 17 Oct 1731 in Domkirken Frue, Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Christine (daughter of Hans Mortensen Seehuusen and Mette Christina Hansdatter Buch) was born in Dec 1699 in Helleland, Rogaland, Norway; died in Jun 1754 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; was buried on 28 Jun 1754 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Hindrich Andreas MAGNUS
• Occupation: Captain and grocer.

Henrich married Regine Christensdatter Beyer on 23 Feb 1707. Regine (daughter of Christen Mognsen Beyer and Maren Hansdatter Mondrich) was born on 21 Jan 1681 in Bergen, Hordaland, Norway; died on 9 Dec 1738 in Bergen, Hordaland, Norway; was buried on 16 Dec 1738 in Nykirken, Bergen, Hordaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Helleland, Rogaland, Norway; Sogneprest
• Residence: 1701, Helleland, Rogaland, Norway

Hans married Mette Christina Hansdatter Buch on 28 Jan 1696 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Mette (daughter of Hans Hanssønn Buch and Maren Andersdatter Aagaard) died in 1711. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1701, Eldøen, Stord, Hordaland, Norway

Notes:

Christian Magnus 4/21/1730 was buried in Nykirken. He was married twice:
a. Margrethe Andersdtr Rask, buried 7/24/1695.
b. Catharina Simons from Amsterdam. Buried 4/3/1730 in Nykirken.
(Note: According to the city records in Bergen and Stavanger, dated 3/27/1730, all the children of the 2nd marriage had emigrated to Holland.)

Children born to the first marriage were:

3a1**Henrich Magnus, born on 2/26/1684 in Storøen died on 4/17/1739 was buried at the Nykirken in Bergen on 4/23. He was a Captain and later a grocer. He married, on 2/23/1707,a Regine Christensdtr Beyer (born on 1/21/1681 and died on 12/9/1738). She was the daughter of a Christen Mognson Beyer, probably a relative of Absalon Pederson. Absalon was born in 1527 and died in 1574. He was a Bergenhouse priest.

3a2 Bente Magnus, born in 1687 died in 4/1718. Married a Jens Hansen Meyer and had one child named Bernt Jensen Meyer, who was born in 1717 (he was 6 months old when his mother died).

3a3 Abel Magnus, born in 1688 and died on 12/3/1751. Bergen records (1/26/1752) show she was buried in Domkirken. She married a Lenert van Sanden who died in 1732. Domkirken.
Children:
3b1. Margerethe van Sanden, bapt. 3/20/1720 in Mariakirken.
3b2. Ole van Sanden, bapt. 3/20/1722.
3b3. Lenert van Sanden, bapt 1718/
3b4. Christian Magnus van Sanden, bapt. 12/3/1728, died 1759.

Residence:
Forrige Borgemester og Tolder Storøen.
Former Mayor and Tax Collector in Stord.

Christian married Margrethe Andersdtr Rasch. Margrethe (daughter of Andres Rasmussen Rasch) died in Jul 1695 in Bergen, Hordaland, Norway; was buried on 24 Jul 1695 in Nykirken, Bergen, Hordaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Christen married Maren Hansdatter Mondrich. Maren died in 1687. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1672, Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; Skipsreder, Raadmand

Notes:

Morten Hanssen Seehuusen was a son of Hans Seehuusen, Merchant of Bredsted and Christine Mortensdatter. He was baptised 5 Jun 1629 at Bredsted in Schleswig Germany. He died 25 May 1693 in Stavanger, and was buried 1 Jun 1693 in Stavanger. He married Elisabeth Søfrensdtr Godtzen, daughter of Søfren Pedersen Godtzen and Elisabeth Christensdtr Trane, on 13 Feb 1659 in Stavanger.

Morten Seehuus was appointed Raadmand in Stavanger on December 11 1672.

11/12 1672 councilor in Stavanger, 16 years church steward; was set in 1676 in the 3rd War Class Command. He bought c. 1675 the farm Malde in Håland, which remained in the possession of his descendants until 1836, and owned many farms and town properties. He carried as an arms mark an anchor, and on the helmet a justice with swords and scales.


6.1.1659 (Digital archive, NRA diploma collection, page 63487 and Kielland collections package 2), citizen Karsten Løtke pledged for his debt of 200 riksdaler to Morten Seehusen's house, farm and land, which Løtke's brother-in-law Phillip Jørgensen previously used. On the 20th day, the Seehusen could move into the house and then, without notice, use it for four years for annual rent 20 riksdaler and thereby shorten the mortgage. On February 27, 1963, he transferred the property to Morten Seehusen to full property. Neighbors were Knut Klaussen and Lars Sørensen. Three seals: Karsten Løtke, Jakop Thomassen and Johan Lange. Listed at Stavanger City Hall 16.3.1659, and included in the city's book page 140.

27.2.1663 (Kielland's collections packages 2-1 and 2-3 - reference to "ad dipl" and Erichsen, 1903, page 296) Anne widow after Karsten Lytke sold a farm to Morten Seehusen . It had previously been mortgaged to Morten Seehusen. Knut Klaussen and Lars Sørensen were neighbors.

7.12.1664 (SAS, PA 11 Kiekand, package 10A and in summary in SBA, PA Axel Kielland, package 2), Mayor Severin Pedersen Godtzen sold to his brother-in-law Morten Seehusen and my daughter Elisabet ("Lisebeth") Severinsdatter for 200 riksdaler a reason and property called Jesper Bager's Land. It lies directly above his inherent ground. They must keep it in its lifetime. Basic Rent. Signed by Severin Godzen and Elisabet Trane. Severin Godzen's seal . Inscription below of 22.3.1688 by Lisbet Trane as a widow: Her brother-in-law and dear daughter Elisabet Sørensdatter have now paid the 200 riksdalen. He has deducted debts and paid for debts in Hamburg.

29.8.1667 (Digital Archive, City Court Protocol BB7, page 52 and Erichsen, 1903, page 375), the late Laurits Falmersen owned a farm on Skagen called Horkens farm . Children's guardian Morten Seehusen and postmaster Søren Pedersen put it up for sale.

28.6.1668 (Erichsen, 1903, pages 403-404 and Kielland's collections package 2, add 3) sold Peder Sørensen (Erichsen adds: Godtsen) in Kvinesdal to Morten Seehusen : Erik Hanssen's grounds - a sea house with grounds and bulwark. It lay between the public at the floor of the deceased Iver Nilsen on one side and the estate of Herman Baker on the other. The deceased Willum Anderssen had purchased the widow of the late city bailiff Jakop Sørensen.

9.9.1674 (Erichsen, 1903, page 461) Peder Sørensen had read a letter of purchase at a house and mound in Stavanger that he now lives in and uses. Previously, the deceased belonged to Peder Knutsen . Morten Seehusen and Knut Klaussen sell their parts for 240 riksdaler.

10.2.1675 (Kielland's collections package 2, add 3 with reference to "ad diploma") baker Jørgen Klaussen sold to councilor Morten Seehusen a plot behind his sister Maren Evertsdatter , now inherent house and land. Just above the Seehusen's own kitchen windows. In length from Tverrgaten beyond the beach. With Nedre Algate to Jens Jenssen's Hiermanns - who councilor deceased Laurits Pedersen owned before - 21 years old. In width from the lower street to Tverrgaten to Maren Evertsdatter's 15.5 cubits. On to Jens Jenssen Hierman's nearest property across the well 21 cubits. Width along Jens Jenssen Hiermann to the lower gate 15.5 cubits. The ground was deserted. Basic rent for senior lecturer in Stavanger 5 Danish shilling and for parish priest 10 shilling. Witnesses Laurits Sørensen, Jørgen Klaussen's brother-in-law and Jørgen Heer citizen (seal a fish and on the helmet a standing bird).

7.3.1676 (Gundersen, 1953, page 90) pledged skipper Knut Olsen to Morten Seehusen for 100 riksdaler houses and property. 6% interest.

4.7.1678 (Kielland, Package 2 add 3, page 11), councilor Søren Torkelsen owned a house that was inherited until his son belongs to Jakop Sørensen. When shifted by him 28.04.1670 went got Morten Seehusen outlays in the house for 20 thalers. This court sold the Seehusen in 1678, a purchase letter published 4.7.1678 to citizen Ole Mortensen Vestmann.

24.11.1678 (Digital archive, mortgage book I, pages 64b-65) Ole Vestmann pledged his house and grounds called Horkens farm as parish priest to Sola Kristian Klaussen Jæger for 80 riksdaler. 5% interest. Witness Councilman Morten Seehuusen and Town Hall and City Writer Jørgen Kortsen.

14.2.1679 (Kielland's collections package 2, add 3 and Gundersen, 1953, page 92) sold Maren Evertsdatter - widow after Laurits Jenssen joins councilor Seehusen's house and plot between Almenngaten in the east and Jens Jenssen Hiermann's property in the west. Her husband had inherited the property from her parents. Hook Cabinet. Basic Rent.

27.11.1679 (Gundersen, 1953, page 92) Maren Evensdatter widowed Laurit Jenssen to Morten Seehusen a house between Almanngata in the east and Jens Jenssen Hiermann's house in the west.

23.8.1682 (HA med referanse til pantebok I side 17b) skjøtet Hertvig Godtzen og Hans Sørensen til rådmann Morten Seehusen på Arnegårds grunner.

28.8.1682 (SAS, Pantebok 1A, 1682-1686, side 17b-18) solgte medtjener Hartvig Godtzen og teologistudent Hans Godtzen til deres svoger rådmann Morten Seehusen Arnegårds grunner. Det var utlagt på skiftet etter deres avdøde stefar. Salgssum 400 riksdaler. Viser til at moren eller hennes barn kan løse inn eiendommen innen 20 år. Vitner er deres kjære mor (Under dokumentet skriver hun Lisbet Godtzen enke etter borgermester Søren Pedersen) og deres bror magister Jens Godtzen, Godske Godtzen og Henrik Godtzen.

10.7.1685 (Kielland, pakke 4c) oppbudsbo etter tidligere postmester Peder Lauritsen (han var i live). En sjøgrunn hvorpå Peder Lauritsens avbrente hovedvåning hadde stått med tvers ovenfor beliggende hage 160 riksdaler. En grunn ovenfor gaten som avdøde Peder Godkesen sist bode på 44 riksdaler. En hage ved Kleven, mellom Grimsageren og Morten Seehusens hage. Taksert til 24 riksdaler. Videre en sjøgrunn på Stranden fra sjøen opp gjennom, hvor det står to hus – som hører til andre. Taksert til 30 riksdaler. Vist til skifte etter tidligere rådmann Søren Pedersen 26.6.1671, som var Peder Lauritsens formann i ekteskapet. Barn: Peder Sørensen, Povel Sørensen, Kirsten Sørensen og Jannikke Sørensdatter (gm Matias Tanke).

27.2.1686 (jamfør Kiellands samlinger pakke 2, legg 3) rådmann Seehusen kjøpte på auksjon to grunner som tilhørte og hadde vært bebodd av magister Klaus Lauritssen Scaboes enke Maren Schønnebøl. Den ene lå nedenfor Seehusens beboede grunn, den andre ved Hospitalet. 320 riksdaler 1 ort. Det var avdøde Marchen Henriksdatter og tidlige medtjener Laurits Klaussen til Domkirkens eiendommer. En del av Harestad i Goa skiprede med 3 pund korn i landskyld ble solgt til Klaus og Peder Lauritssønner for 170 riksdaler. Bak på dokumentet: Auksjonsskjøte på Marcken enke etter Hr. Lars’ grunn her nedenfor meg og så den grunnen ved Hospitalet for min sønn Hans Seehusen.

26.8.1691 (Erichsen, 1906, side 461-462 og SAS pantebok II side 47-48) solgte Johanne – enke etter Henrik Pettersen Reimers til Hans Lodhof vever en hagegrunn kalt Frans badskjærs grunn. mellom Albert Marckhes hus og Morten Seehuusens hage. Årlig sedvanlig grunnleie. Lovverge Kort Høyer og Wibolt Jæger er vitner.

27.9.1692 (Digitalarkivet, Pantebok 1b, side 100ff - https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/23503/101, HA med referanse til pantebok II side 100, Erichsen, 1906, side 469 og Kielland, pakke 2, legg 3 side 15b) skjøtet predikant til Stavanger domkirke Hartig Godtzen og med sin hustrues samtykke, til sin svoger rådmann Morten Seehusen to hageplasser ved Breiavatnet. Den ene like opp og nord ved min svoger Morten Seehusens hage, som jeg av min mormor matrone Johanna enke etter Her Henrik har tilforhandlet meg. Den andre hageplassen den tilforhandlede hage er liggende, som jeg av Sr. Jakop Skredders arvinger har kjøpt, og på samme hagegrunn har min svigermor sitt hus oppsatt som hun årlig der av bør gi for hele grunnen en riksdaler. Har mottatt betalingen på 80 riksdaler.

19.6.1693 (SAS, Pantebok 1b, side 102b-103b) skjøtet tidligere rådmann Morten Seehusen til borger Søren Pedersen Brun og hans hustru Ingeborg Gundersdatter en grunn på Skagen. Den ligger til sjøen mellom avdøde Thomas Kristensens tidligere tilhørende grunn i sør og til almenningen i nord. Årlig grunnleie. Vitner Lauritz Søfrensen og Kristen Lauritzen (i underskriften skriver han Kristen Lauritzen Hilm) begge borgere.

16.2.1694 (SAS Pantebok II side 125-126 - http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:tl_read?show=126&uid=17118&urnread_imagesize=full&hode=ja&ls=1&x=11&y=4, Erichsen, 1906, side 481 og Kielland, pakke 2, legg 3 side 15b) skjøtet Morten Seehusen med sin hustrues samtykke til Nils Olsen Urtegårdsmann på en hage nedenfor Hospitalet langs ved Jan Prahls hage. Årlig grunnleie 2 riksdaler. Vitner Laurtiz Søfrensen, Heilman og J. Praele. Lest for retten 23.2.1694.

29.8.1698 (NRA, Localia, pakke 43a, jamfør Gundersen, 1953, side 221-222 og SAS, pantebok IIa side 39b-40) solgte Peder Jenssen og hans hustru Anne Karstensdatter til Beate Karstensdatter sin andel i en grunn i Krigen på Strandgaten mellom Elisabeth – enke etter Morten Seehusen og Jørgen Pedersens enke. Av en etterskrift på dokumentet i NRA framgår det at eiendommen var benefisert gods. Tre segl: Peder Jensen med et bumerke, Kristen Jensen Brun med et dyr som holder et kors og Bartun.

Morten married Elisabeth Søfrensdatter Godtzen on 13 Feb 1659 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Elisabeth (daughter of Søfren Pedersen Godtzen and Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane) was born on 26 Aug 1639 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway; died on 4 Dec 1714 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Hans married Maren Andersdatter Aagaard. Maren was born in 1647; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

In Stavanger's town records exists a statement: "5/11/1637 Captain Heinrich Magnus, from Lübeck, sailed the ship 'Salvator'". On 5/7/1643 he had been to Bergen with a sailship. Hendrich Magnus, Captain 2nd Sand/Hordland Company, attached to a regiment from Bergen, most probably a son of Heinrich Magnus. A royal commission license, from the records of a Jens Bjelke's dated 12/29/1657, shows that he was stationed in Trondheim in Nov 1657. During March and April 1658, he went with his company to Røras, where they chased a Swedish Regiment. Stavanger records, dated 11/28/1658, show "arrived in Bergen with Captain Magnus and all the soldiers that were discharged". On 10/13/1659 his company received new uniforms and then went by rental boats to Lærdal and then marched over the mountains to Kristiania. From there to Halden, where they fought and captured a Swedish camp in 1660. There were only 67 men alive after the battle. These notes were taken from Wahl: "the old House of Bergen Regiment History". Then his name dissappears from the military records. His company is led by a Captain von Walnitz, in 1662, and a short time thereafter by a Pitter Normann. In the Church of Kors "Book of History" there is mentioned a Major Magnus, born 10/14/1622, died 5/18/1694. It has been impossible to identify this person as Captain Magnus. There is a possibility that Captain Magnus went into foreign service at which time he was promoted to Major. (In Y. Nielsen's book: "The Battle of Trondheim, 1657 -1660", page 150, there is mentioned a Lieutenant Magnus who led a regiment of 16 men and a bugler. On 1/17 1659 12 new men reported and were sent south.)

Sons:

1. Hindrich Magnus, custom house records show he was buried 3/25/1709 in the New Church. (In Bergen records it is mentioned that Johan Herman Brynning's wife's half brother Christian Magnus, Henrik Magnus imprisoned in Dunkerque. Brother Frantz Henriksen Magnus' children: Henrik Frantzen Magnus in Vlissingen. Ahasverus Magnus is living in Trondheim in 1696.)

2. Ahasverus Magnus lived in Trondheim in 1696.

3. Christian Magnus buried 4/21/1730 in the New Church. He was married twice:
a. Margrethe Andersdtr Rask, buried 7/24/1695.
b. Catharina Simons from Amsterdam. Buried 4/3/1730 in the New Church.
(Note: According to the city records in Bergen and Stavanger, dated 3/27/1730, all the children of the 2nd marriage had emigrated to Holland.)

Children of Heinrich Magnus are:
Christian Magnus, b. Abt. 1650, Stord Island, Norway, d. 21 Apr 1730, Bergen, Norway.
Hindrich Magnus, b. 1648, d. 25 Mar 1709, Nykirken.

Heinrich married Maren Christine Munthe. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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]

Notes:

The founder of the Magnus Family is probably Captain Heinrich Magnus, from Lübeck. In Bergen's town records, dated 6/19/1633, there is a receipt signed by a Captain Hendrich Magnus "the old one" from Lübeck, Germany. An article "Skuter fra Ryfylke", written by a "Ingvar Molaug" quotes a Colonel August Magnus and his brother Ingolf as saying that the Magnus family originated in Holland and the entire family went back to Holland except for one member who was a Priest in Finnøy, Norway. This probably refers to Christian Magnus, born 1 Nov 1733. In Stavanger's town records exists a statement: "5/11/1637 Captain Heinrich Magnus, from Lübeck, sailed the ship 'Salvator'". On 5/7/1643 he had been to Bergen with a sailship. Hendrich Magnus, Captain 2nd Sand/Hordland Company, attached to a regiment from Bergen, most probably a son of Heinrich Magnus. A royal commission license, from the records of a Jens Bjelke's dated 12/29/1657, shows that he was stationed in Trondheim in Nov 1657. During March and April 1658, he went with his company to Røras, where they chased a Swedish Regiment. Stavanger records, dated 11/28/1658, show "arrived in Bergen with Captain Magnus and all the soldiers that were discharged". On 10/13/1659 his company received new uniforms and then went by rental boats to Lærdal and then marched over the mountains to Kristiania. From there to Halden, where they fought and captured a Swedish camp in 1660. There were only 67 men alive after the battle. These notes were taken from Wahl: "the old House of Bergen Regiment History". Then his name dissappears from the military records. His company is led by a Captain von Walnitz, in 1662, and a short time thereafter by a Pitter Normann. In the Church of Kors "Book of History" there is mentioned a Major Magnus, born 10/14/1622, died 5/18/1694. It has been impossible to identify this person as Captain Magnus. There is a possibility that Captain Magnus went into foreign service at which time he was promoted to Major. (In Y. Nielsen's book: "The Battle of Trondheim, 1657 -1660", page 150, there is mentioned a Lieutenant Magnus who led a regiment of 16 men and a bugler. On 1/171659 12 new men reported and were sent south.)
Sons:

1. Hindrich Magnus, custom house records show he was buried 3/25/1709 in the New Church. (In Bergen records it is mentioned that Johan Herman Brynning's wife's half brother Christian Magnus, Henrik Magnus imprisoned in Dunkerque. Brother Frantz Henriksen Magnus' children: Henrik Frantzen Magnus in Vlissingen. Ahasverus Magnus is living in Trondheim in 1696.)
2. Ahasverus Magnus lived in Trondheim in 1696.
3. Christian Magnus buried 4/21/1730 in the New Church. He was married twice:
a. Margrethe Andersdtr Rask, buried 7/24/1695.
b. Catharina Simons from Amsterdam. Buried 4/3/1730 in the New Church.
(Note: According to the city records in Bergen and Stavanger, dated 3/27/1730, all the children of the 2nd marriage had emigrated to Holland.)
Children born to the first marriage were:
(** The characters "3a1", etc. refer to children of Henrich Magnus and his first wife)

3a1** Henrich Magnus, born on 2/26/1684 in Storøen died on 4/17/1739 was buried at the New Church in Bergen on 4/23. He was a Captain and later a grocer. He married, on 2/23/1707, a Regine Christensdtr Beyer (born on 1/21/1681 and died on 12/9/1738). She was the daughter of a Christen Mognson Beyer, probably a relative of Absalon Pederson. Absalon was born in 1527 and died in 1574. He was a Bergenhouse priest. Children from this marriage were:
3b1. Christian Magnus, born on 11/2/1707, baptized on 11/3 in the New Church. He died on 1/22/1756 and was buried on 1/29. He was a church official and a grocer in Stavanger. He was married twice. The first marriage on 10/17/1731 to a Christine Aagaard Seehusen who was born on 6/22/1754 (Daughter of, see Kielland page 81). His second marriage, on 2/6/1755, was to a Margrethe Jorgendtr Hjorth. She was born on 12/27/1804 and was the daughter of a Jorgen Andersen Hjorth. Children of the first marriage were:

3c1. 12/29/1731, twins with no further identification.
3c2. Henrich Andreas Magnus, born 1/11/1733 and died in the fall of 1768. He was a state priest in Finnøy.
3c3. Hans Magnus, born on 4/18/1734 and died on 4/27/1734.
3c4. Mehte Christine Magnus, born on 9/29/1735 and died 11/22/1772. She was married twice. The first on 12/12/1752 was to a Sigismundus Zetlitz who died on 9/19/1762 in Holstein. Her second marriage was to a Andreas Borse on 9/12/1766. He was born in 1732 and died in 9/13/1776. He was a druggist in Stavanger. Mehte had 11 children by both marriages.

3b2. Christen Magnus, born on 10/17/1709, baptized on 10/19 and buried on 3/13/1747. He was a first mate on a sailing ship and then later a grocer in Bergen. He married Anna Berntsdtr Weiner who died on 8/26/1758. They had no children.

3a2 Bente Magnus, born in 1687 died in 4/1718. Married a Jens Hansen Meyer and had one child., named Bernt Jensen Meyer, who was born in 1717(hee was 6months old when his mother died)
3a3 Abel Magnus, born in 1688 and died on 12/3/1751. Bergen records (1/26/1752) show she was buried in Domkirken. She married a Lenert van Sanden who died in 1732. Domkirken. Children:
3b1. Margerethe van Sanden, bapt. 3/20/1720 in Mariakirken.
3b2. Ole van Sanden, bapt. 3/20/1722.
3b3. Lenert van Sanden, bapt 1718/
3b4. Christian Magnus van Sanden, bapt. 12/3/1728, died 1759.

More About Heinrich Magnus:
Date born 2: Abt. 1620
Date born 3: 1620986
Date born 4: 1620987, 987
Died 2: WFT Est. 1653-1711

Children of Heinrich Magnus are:
+Christian Magnus, b. Abt. 1650, Stord Island, Norway, d. 21 Apr 1730, Bergen, Norway988, 988, 989, 989, 989.
Hindrich Magnus, b. 1648989, d. 25 Mar 1709, Nykirken989.

Abel married Else Didriksdatter. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

About Christen Christensen Thrane
Kongelig ombudsmand i Stavanger.

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Christen Christensen Trane var Toller og handelsmann i Stavanger. Han ble født circa 1575. Han var sønn av Christen Trane og Magdalene Nilsdatter Semeleng. Christen Christensen Trane giftet seg med Anne Jensdatter den 29 april 1607 i Stavanger, Rogaland.1 Christen Christensen Trane døde den 9 mai 1644.

Barn av Christen Christensen Trane og Anne Jensdatter
Mette Christensdatter Trane f. c 1608, d. e 1680
Anne Christensdatter Trane+ f. aug. 1611, d. 16 okt. 1683
Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane+ f. 1613, d. 26 okt. 1684
Christen Christensen Trane+ f. c 1615, d. e 1660

[S21 S21] Ole Martin Kinnapel, Slekten Trane fra Viborg, s. 7.

Christen Christensen Trane d.y., sønn av Christen Christensen Trane d.e. og Karen Povelsdatter, ble født ca 1583 og døde etter 1647.

Christen Christensen Trane d.y. var borger, handelsmann og skipsreder i Stavanger. Levde fremdeles i 1647.

Christen giftet seg med Anna Jensdatter den 29 jul 1607 i Stavanger.

Barn i dette ekteskapet var:
i. Anna Christensdatter Trane. Anna giftet seg med Tomas Cortsen Wegner ca 1629. Anna giftet seg deretter med biskop Markus Christensen Humle. De var barnløse.
ii. Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane ble født i 1613 og døde den 26 okt 1684 71 år gammel. Elisabeth giftet seg med Søfren Pedersen Godtzen den 10 jan 1630.
iii. Christen Christensen Trane d.a.y.
iv. Mette Christensdatter Trane

Christen Christensson Thrane b. 1583, m. 1607, Anna Jensdotter. He was a citizen and merchant in Stavanger, and exported wood, fish, skins and tallow. He owned some ships, several houses and a few sites in the town. It was the bishop of Stavanger, Lauritz Clasen Skaboe which arranged the wedding for Christen and Anne. She was half sister to Mrs. Clasen Skaboe. King Kristian IV was in town at this time, and he was invited to the wedding. He gave the newly-married couple a silver cup. Anna: Anna was born in Koege, Denmark

Christen Christensen Trane d.y. ble innskrevet som student i Rostock i 1603, samme år som sin bror Paul. Han var borger, handelsmann og skipsreder i Stavanger. Han levde fremdeles i 1647.

http://web.archive.org/web/20080622233550/http://www.nose.dk/Norge/trane.html#6

Christen Christensen Trane Født omkring 157515. Død efter 1647, Stavanger15.

Kjøpmann.15 Handelsmand og Stiftamtsskriver i Stavanger [Faye%3A s. 239], sees at have opholdt sig i Rostock i 1603, fik 12. april 1608 af Kong Christian 4. kongeligt Brev paa at være forskaanet for Bybestillinger (Raadmand, Byfoged, Kæmner), da de vare til Skade for hans Handel.16

Gift 19 jul. 1607, Stavanger17,18,16 med

Anne Jensdatter Død efter 164519.

Var ifølge Faye [s. 239] Søster af Bispinde Scavenius, hvilken Formening støttes ved gamle Familieoptegnelser. Ifølge Faye [s. 239] overvar Kong Christian 4. hendes og Christians Bryllup 7de Søndag efter Trinitatis 1607 og forærede Brudeparret et Sølv Kredentskar.16

Børn af Christen Christensen Trane og Anne Jensdatter:

14.6. Mette Christensdatter Trane, f. omkr. 1608, d. eft. 1680 15.6. Anne Christensdatter Trane, f. 1611 16.6. Elisabeth Christensdatter Trane, f. 1613, d. 1684 17.6. Christen Christensen Trane, f. omkr. 1615, d. eft. 1660

Kong Christian den IV av Danmark/Norge var gjest ved bryllupet i 1607

Innskrevet som student 1603 Rostock, Tyskland

Information rörande Christen Thrane (troligtvis farfar till denne Christen) hämtad från http://home.online.no/~kjelhoey/Genealogi/jeanettes/pafn28.htm#2112

11244. Christen Pedersen Thrane

Slektens eldste kjente agnatiske stamfar er kjøpmann og foged Christen Trane, f. ca. 1500 og var bosatt i Viborg. I denne by tilhørte [han han] allerede tidlig patriciatet, iflg. "Dipl. Viborg p. XXVI". Det er meget mulig at Christen Tranes far var Peder Trane som omtales som rådmann i Viborg 1514. En slektning Mogens Trane er rådm. sst. i 1525. Tøger Pallesen (Trane) i Donstrup, 1452, hørte meget sannsynlig til denne slekt.

Kjøpmann i Viborg - kanskje også fogd

Som det framgår av sitatet «Christen Trane vides at have været gift to Gange», mente altså Kielland [Axel Kielland: Familien Kielland med dens kognatiske ... (1897), s. 223] at Christen og Peder (samt Else) hadde en felles far som hette Christen Trane. Selv om de to halvbrødrene Christen og Peder Trane til nå ikke er funnet nevnt med farsnavn noe sted, verken i norske eller danske kilder, er det allikevel sannsynlig at deres far hadde navnet Christen. Ett indisium på dette er at både Christen og Peder Trane hadde en sønn med navnet Christen, ett annet at i Christen Tranes segl [se fig. 4 i artikelen] finnes bokstavene C. C. Nye undersøkelser av danske kildeskrifter som dekker 1500-tallet har brakt to menn med navnet Christen Trane fram i lyset. Begge to finner vi i København. Den 4. april 1542 får vi opplyst at en Christen Trane [Christiern Tranne] bodde i en av universitetets gårder i Vandmøllestrædet [Kj%C3%B8benhavns Diplomatarium, bd. 6, s. 35]. Ut av sammenhengen ser det ut til at han i 1542 overlater huset til en annen [Anders Nielsen Bager]. Teoretisk sett kunne denne Christen Trane gjerne være Christen og Peder Tranes far, men i mangel av bevis må man foreløpig bare anse det for en hypotese. Tidspunktet kunne for øvrig passe vel overens med at han i 1542 kan ha vært enkemann. Som nevnt var Christen C. Trane født i 1533 og hans halvbror Peder var trolig født noe seinere, mellom 1545-1555. At Christen Trane i København nå flyttet kunne i så fall kanskje ha sammenheng med at han giftet seg på ny og at han sammen med sin nye kone kan ha flyttet ut av byen. Tar man utgangspunkt i at vanlige folk som regel ikke flyttet så veldigt langt, kunne man gjette på at han kanskje kan ha slått seg ned et eller annet sted på Sjælland eller i Malmø. I 1582 finner vi også at en Christen Trane betalte leie av en gård eller en grunn «Ved Vollen» i København, som var eid av «hellig Gesthuus hospital». I en «Jordbog paa kiøbstedtz goidz til hellig Gesthuus hospital» finner vi denne innførselen: «Ved Vollenn. Michel Fyrbøder viij marck. Hanns Mynther xij marck. Christenn Trane ix marck.» [Kj%C3%B8benhavns Diplomatarium, bd. 1, s. 524]. Ettersom disse to Christen Trane nevnes med hele 40 års mellomrom, synes det lite sannsynlig at det kan være samme mann. Det må i så fall innebære at det finnes en Christen Trane i København samtidig med Christen Trane i Stavanger [1533-1600 1533-1600], men det kunne teoretisk sett også være Christen Trane i Stavanger som her kan ha betalt leie [i København år 1582] på en annens vegne (, for eksempel sin stemor eller hittil ukjente søsken).

Information (nedan) rörande Christens bror, Peder Trane, hämtad från http://home.online.no/~kjelhoey/Genealogi/jeanettes/pafn26.htm

I Stavanger førte familien som våpenmerke i rødt felt en gylden trane, holdende en kule i den venstre klo, på hjelmen en gylden trane. Andre grenser av familien førte våpenmerke i blått felt en gylden trane.

Foged i Sunnhordland 1593, foged i Strandvig Skibrede 22. okt. 1594. Sorenskriver i Hardanger og Voss 1598. Befalingsmann over Apostels Gods 18. juni 1599.

Peder (Christensen ?) Trane Født omkring 1550. Peder Christensen Trane kaldes 1593 Foged i Søndhordland, 22. okt. 1594 Foged (Strandvig Skibrede), 1598 Sorenskr. i Hardanger og Voss, 18. juni 1599 Befalingsmand over Apostels Gods; levede 1600 i Stvgr. At Christen og Peder Trane var søsken, framgår klart av Stavanger Domkapitels Protokol 27. juni 1600: «Vii capitel wdj Staffuanger etc. kiendis etc., att den 27. junij, offueruerendis erlig oc velact mand Peder Trane paa sin broders Christen Tranis, kong: mats foget wdj Staffuangers leen, vegne, ...». I Povel Tranes stambok framgår det at Peder Trane var hans [Povels Povels] salig fars halvbror. Det finnes foreløpig ikke nok opplysninger om Peder Trane som kan bidra til å estimere et tilnærmet nøyaktig fødselsår. Han kan teoretisk sett være født når som helst mellom 1535 og 1555. De få opplysninger som er kjent om hans karriere og hans barn, taler imidlertid for at hans fødselsår mest sannsynlig må være mellom 1545-1555. Kielland, skriver at Peder Trane og Karine havde flg. børn: En datter, gift med en Hans (begge døde før 20. juni 1631, og efterlod sig en datter gift med Mathias Hanssen paa Spiklevik, Søndmøre, samt Peder Hanssen og Simen Hanssen); Christen Pedersen Trane (var død 1631 og havde efterladt Børn); Michel Pedersen Trane; Margrethe Pedersdatter Trane (skifte 24. okt. 1670). - O.M.Kinnapel (1978) har endnu to børn: Knut Pedersen Trane, bosat i Vegsund og Ingeborg Pedersdatter Trane, gift med skredder i Trondheim Tøger Nielsen. Men ifølge et utrykt dipl. 20. juni 1631 (som Kielland har set) er flg. personer opført som arvinger til en gård [hvem er det de arver?, og hvilken gård?]: Michel Pedersen Trane, Christen Pedersen Trane, Margrethe Pedersdatter Trane, Mathias Hansens hustru og hustruens to brødre Peder og Simen Hansen. Gift _____med Karine Michelsdatter Død omkring 1630 Karine, boede 1603 i Stvgr., levede endnu 1626. [Kielland kender ikke hennes efternavn]. [Gift 1° med Peder (Christensen ?) Trane (f. omkr. 1550); Gift 2° med Hans Simensen (omkr. 1570 - -----------------------------------------------

Ytterligare info hämtad från Fogd Christen Pedersen Thrane, til Dostrup Notater: Var Kjøpmann og fogd i Viborg.

http://www.nermo.org/slekt/d0036/g0000077.html#I14332

Christen THRANE
1500 - ____
RESIDENCE: 4 Apr 1542, Bosatt i Vandmøllestredet, København ?
OCCUPATION: (Kjøpmann i Viborg ?)
BIRTH: 1500, Danmark (Viborg ?) (usikre foreldre)
DEATH: (1559 ?) (Viborg, Jylland ?)
BURIAL: (en Christen T. eide 1582 eiend. i Kbh.)

Family 1 : Kirsten Pallesdatter SPLID
MARRIAGE: ABT 1530, Viborg (usikkert ekteskap ?) (ev en annen Kirsten Pallesd. ?)
Family 2 : Margrethe PEDERSDATTER
MARRIAGE: ABT 1542, (?)

adelsmann fra Viborg, Danmark

Slekten Trane fra Viborg i Danmark, samlet av ‎(S95)‎
Media-type Bok
Forkortelse Slekten Trane
Tittel Slekten Trane fra Viborg i Danmark, samlet av
Forfatter Terje Skrolsvik,
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Vår Felles slektshistorie Slede/Dall-greina, "CD-ROM," s. 553.

Http://www.nose.dk/Norge/trane.html

Christen Pedersen Trane var kjøpmann og fogd i Viborg, Danmark.
Død etter 1550
FØDT: ABT 1500, Viborg, Jylland.,,DENMARK
1.Ekteskap: ,,DENMARK. Med Kirsten Pallesd.
2.Ekteskap: Viborg, Jylland.,,DENMARK. Med Margrethe Pedersd.

http://www.nose.dk/Norge/trane.html#2

se 1.0

Som det framgår av sitatet «Christen Trane vides at have været gift to Gange», mente altså Kielland [Axel Kielland: Familien Kielland med dens kognatiske ... (1897), s. 223] at Christen og Peder (samt Else) hadde en felles far som hette Christen Trane. Selv om de to halvbrødrene Christen og Peder Trane til nå ikke er funnet nevnt med farsnavn noe sted, verken i norske eller danske kilder, er det allikevel sannsynlig at deres far hadde navnet Christen. Ett indisium på dette er at både Christen og Peder Trane hadde en sønn med navnet Christen, ett annet at i Christen Tranes segl [se fig. 4 i artikelen] finnes bokstavene C. C.1 Nye undersøkelser av danske kildeskrifter som dekker 1500-tallet har brakt to menn med navnet Christen Trane fram i lyset. Begge to finner vi i København. Den 4. april 1542 får vi opplyst at en Christen Trane [Christiern Tranne] bodde i en av universitetets gårder i Vandmøllestrædet [Kj%C3%B8benhavns Diplomatarium, bd. 6, s. 35]. Ut av sammenhengen ser det ut til at han i 1542 overlater huset til en annen [Anders Nielsen Bager]. Teoretisk sett kunne denne Christen Trane gjerne være Christen og Peder Tranes far, men i mangel av bevis må man foreløpig bare anse det for en hypotese. Tidspunktet kunne for øvrig passe vel overens med at han i 1542 kan ha vært enkemann. Som nevnt var Christen C. Trane født i 1533 og hans halvbror Peder var trolig født noe seinere, mellom 1545-1555. At Christen Trane i København nå flyttet kunne i så fall kanskje ha sammenheng med at han giftet seg på ny og at han sammen med sin nye kone kan ha flyttet ut av byen. Tar man utgangspunkt i at vanlige folk som regel ikke flyttet så veldigt langt, kunne man gjette på at han kanskje kan ha slått seg ned et eller annet sted på Sjælland eller i Malmø.1 I 1582 finner vi også at en Christen Trane betalte leie av en gård eller en grunn «Ved Vollen» i København, som var eid av «hellig Gesthuus hospital». I en «Jordbog paa kiøbstedtz goidz til hellig Gesthuus hospital» finner vi denne innførselen: «Ved Vollenn. Michel Fyrbøder viij marck. Hanns Mynther xij marck. Christenn Trane ix marck.» [Kj%C3%B8benhavns Diplomatarium, bd. 1, s. 524].1 Ettersom disse to Christen Trane nevnes med hele 40 års mellomrom, synes det lite sannsynlig at det kan være samme mann. Det må i så fall innebære at det finnes en Christen Trane i København samtidig med Christen Trane i Stavanger [1533-1600 1533-1600], men det kunne teoretisk sett også være Christen Trane i Stavanger som her kan ha betalt leie [i København år 1582] på en annens vegne (, for eksempel sin stemor eller hittil ukjente søsken).1

Slektshistoriske oplysninger om Fosse - Ætten med et tillegg om ættene Galtung, Smør, Dal, Orm og Trane utarbeidet av Ola Aurenes, Stavanger 1932. Side 24 nr. 1.

Christen Trane var antagelig bosatt i Viborg og var gift 2 ganger. Flere av hans barn kom til Norge: sønnen Christen Christenson Trane var foged og gift med lagmann Nils Jonsons datter Magdalena, Peder Christenson Trane var sorenskriver i Hardanger og Voss.

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Christen married Anna Jensdatter Køge on 29 Jul 1607 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. Anna was born in 1587 in Køge, Sjælland, Denmark; died in 1645 in Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]