Lauritz Ibsen Qvislin

1634 - 1700  (66 years)

• Name	Lauritz Ibsen Qvislin
  Birth	1634	Kvislemark, Slagelse, Sjælland, Denmark
  Gender	Male
  Death	5 Sep 1700	Oslo, Oslo, Norway
  Person ID	I20777	Master
  Last Modified	11 Sep 2013

  
  

  Family	Else Christensdatter,   b. 1628, , Sjælland, Denmark d. 1701, Oslo, Oslo, Norway (Age 73 years)
  Marriage	1653	, , Denmark
  Children	1. Christen Lauritzen Qvislin,   b. 1656, , Sjælland, Denmark d. 3 Jun 1724, Valdres, Vestre Slidre, Oppland, Norway (Age 68 years)  [Father: Natural]  [Mother: Natural] + 2. Abraham Lauritzen Qvislin,   b. 1658, Oslo, Oslo, Norway d. 30 Mar 1723, Vinje, Telemark, Norway (Age 65 years)   3. Rebecca Lauritzdtr Qvislin,   b. 1660 + 4. Sara Qvislin,   b. 1662   5. Sophie Catherine Qvislin,   b. 1666   6. Anne Marie Qvisling,   b. 1669   7. Jacob Lauritzen Qvislin,   b. 1670
  Family ID	F5342	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 1634 - Kvislemark, Slagelse, Sjælland, Denmark Marriage - 1653 - , , Denmark Death - 5 Sep 1700 - Oslo, Oslo, Norway  = Link to Google Earth
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• Notes

  Qvislin, Lars Ibsen, 1634-1700, Priest. Not much is known about his youth. Otto HoImboe (VII, 601), who held Qvislin's office 42 years after his death, and also kept many records that have been proven reliable, said he was a Sjælland peasant's son who went from plow to Kjøbenhavns School. If he is the Laurentius Japetius that enrolled 1650, he must have appeared as a well gifted disciple. He did service as Avditør, and when he was a student in 1660 was married to Else Christensdatter(d 1703). In 1665 he lived at UF Gyldenloves castle and was called Slotspræst of Akershus and Søgnepræst to the related Aker. Here he showed a lot of skill to make sure of his office revenue. In 1671 there was notification that all civilian and military royal Officers should attend the castle church, and three years later he got assigned 100 Rdl. of the German Slotspræst reward. In 1688 he became Master and his teaching is apparent from the books we have from him, one funeral sermon, and a little book "Solatium Relapsørum" (1697) to be one edification book but significant in theological developments. As a gifted speaker he must have been a favorite of the officers, but dangerous to get close to and not afraid of a conflict. He drives on Guldmageri but added non his fortune thereby. He died in 1700 (between 5 and 14 Sept). Personal Hist. Tidsskr. V, 213 D. Thrap.