Maren Bertelsdatter Struck

Notes:

Birth:
Bertel Jørgensen Struck, b. 3 Mar 1565, Skåne län, Sverige d, 28 May 162` Ribe-, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Danmark

Bertel Jørgensen Strucks fødsel i Lund, Malmøhus i Skåne

Bertel Jørgensen Struck
Født: 3. sep. 1565 I: Lund, Torne Herred, Skåne Län, Sverige
Døde: 28. maj 1621 (55 år gammel) I: Ribe
Begivenheder


Anna Andersdatter Vedel, f. 18 maj 1585, Ribe, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 22 jan. 1655, Ribe-, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Danmark (Alder 69 år)

Maren Bertelsdatter Struck, b, 1604, Ribe-, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Danmark, d. 1650, Ribe-, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Danmark
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Laurids Jensen, d. 1649, occupation, Vinhandler og byskriver i Ribe.
International Genealogical Index (IGI)

son
Ægidius Lauritsen,
Ægidius Lauritsen, f. 1637, d. 1698 (Alder 61 år), occupation, Sognepræst i Bylderup.
son
Bertel Christian Ægidius, Sognepræst i Varnæs, salmedigter og salmebogsudgiver.

Children
F 8 Maren Struck, gm 1) Laurids Jensen, Vinhandl., Byskriver Ribe, 1649, ***
Children

2) Christian Eskiidsen, Borger ss.

GI Gjøde Lauritsen, d. 10 Jan. 1637, P. Bylderup 1661, f 22 JuK 1698. *

HI Enevold Æ gidiit P. Bylderup 1698, f 1732.

H 2 Bartold Christian Æ., B. 1673, P. Varnæs 1701,
+ 1733, g.
m ......
[gm i) Peter Fabricius, P. Varnæs, f 1700].

H 3 Johannes Æ., P. Ravsted 1708, f 1738.

**
I i Dorothea Katrine Æ., F. 7 Marts 1712, * f- 25 Oct. 1754, gm 31

Aug. 1742 Nikolaus Knutzen, P. Høist [gm 2) 5 Aug. 1755 Clara

Johannes Laverentsen (Lorentzen, Lauritsen), fo 1647, Scriba archiv. reg.
Hafn., Dir. by the Royal and Univ. Arch. 1698, Ass. and Cons. Kbh., F
Sept. 1729, g. Mi) Johanne Maria Thomasdarter Dobelsten [gm i)
Albert Bartholin, Borgmester Kbhvn.], 2) Ellen Marie Lemvig, b
June 1688, begr. 30 Novbr. 1759 1 (= * C N. 30) [gmm 1) 7 May
1714 Johan Birkerod, born in Jan. 1663, Prof. i Kbh. 1689, Mag. t 20
Dec. 1720].
(GENEALOGY OVER PROPER OF ANDERS SØRENSEN VEDEL
BY J. VAHL
PARISH PRIEST IN N. VEDBY AND N. ALSLEV
(Er 13. 14. 16. Hefte af Slægtebog over Afkommet af Chr. Nielsen).)

Ribe
Town
Clerk Original registrations and promissory notes 1665-1673
B 85A-134
Prepared by Erik Brejl. Ribesvej 3. 6950 Ringkøbing.
The probate extracts state the deceased, heirs, guardians, guardians and other specified family relations, and reference is made to probate after previous spouses. However, the guardian and guardian are not stated if they are already stated as family, just as the place of employment is not stated for heirs. No personal register has been prepared but personal names are standardized, e.g. both Laurs, Lars and Las are stated as Laurids, however a distinction is made between the names Lassen and Lauridsen. The spelling of place names follows Trap's 5th edition. Information in square brackets is not found in the current text, but is found in the church register, in censuses or elsewhere in the probate protocol. Reference is made to the page, however, no reference is made to the resumption of the shift if it takes place in immediate continuation of the previous one.

The following abbreviations are used:
A: heir / heirs
B: child / children
E: widow / widower
FM: guardian
gm: married to
lbn .: serial number
months: months
LV: guardian
sst .: same place

300 Maren Bertelsdatter in Ribe. 10/15/1668 No.6, storage 346.
E: Christen Eskildsen.
A:
1) Ægidius Lauridsen, [archdeacon in Ribe]
2) Jens Lauridsen.


Ribe byfogeds tingbog 1656
B 85A-75

47 13/5 1656. Lauge Frandsen, on behalf of wife Dorette Bertelsdatter, Christen Eschelsen, on behalf of wife Maren Bertelsdatter, Dorette, dept. Jørgen Mades, on their own, and Hans Gregersen, on behalf of Kirsten, dept. Jens Tausens, gave borgm. and council, and Maren, dept. Jens Jonsens, waiver of the 500 rdl., which they pay for, on behalf of Jørgen Struck, who is the rest of their inheritance, which they had to claim from Jørgen Struck after their mother. The same gives Jørgen Struck waiver of 1017 sldl. 10 sk. 2 alb.

47 13/5 1656. Lauge Frandsen, på vegne af hustru Dorette Bertelsdatter, Christen Eschelsen, på vegne af hustru Maren Bertelsdatter, Dorette, afd. Jørgen Mades, på egne, og Hans Gregersen, på vegne af Kirsten, afd. Jens Tausens, gav borgm. og råd, og Maren, afd. Jens Jonsens, afkald for de 500 rdl., som de borger for, på vegne af Jørgen Struck, som er resten af deres arvepart, de hos Jørgen Struck havde at fordre efter deres mor. Samme giver Jørgen Struck afkald for 1017 sldl. 10 sk. 2 alb.





Died:
Ribe
Town
Clerk Original registrations and promissory notes 1665-1673
B 85A-134
Prepared by Erik Brejl. Ribesvej 3. 6950 Ringkøbing.

The following abbreviations are used:
A: heir / heirs
B: child / children
E: widow / widower
FM: guardian
gm: married to
lbn .: serial number
months: months
LV: guardian
sst .: same place

300 Maren Bertelsdatter in Ribe. 10/15/1668 No.6,
Ooslag346.
E: Christen Eskildsen.
A:
1) Ægidius Lauridsen, [archdeacon in Ribe]
2) Jens Lauridsen.

300 Maren Bertelsdatter i Ribe. 15.10.1668. No.6, opslag 346.
E: Christen Eskildsen.
A:
1) Ægidius Lauridsen, [ærkedegn i Ribe]
2) Jens Lauridsen.



Ribe byfogeds tingbog 1656
B 85A-75

47 13/5 1656. Lauge Frandsen, on behalf of wife Dorette Bertelsdatter, Christen Eschelsen, on behalf of wife Maren Bertelsdatter, Dorette, dept. Jørgen Mades, on their own, and Hans Gregersen, on behalf of Kirsten, dept. Jens Tausens, gave borgm. and council, and Maren, dept. Jens Jonsens, waiver of the 500 rdl., for which they are citizens, on behalf of Jørgen Struck, who is the rest of their inheritance, which they had to claim from Jørgen Struck after their mother. The same gives Jørgen Struck waiver of 1017 sldl. 10 sk. 2 alb.



47 13/5 1656. Lauge Frandsen, på vegne af hustru Dorette Bertelsdatter, Christen Eschelsen, på vegne af hustru Maren Bertelsdatter, Dorette, afd. Jørgen Mades, på egne, og Hans Gregersen, på vegne af Kirsten, afd. Jens Tausens, gav borgm. og råd, og Maren, afd. Jens Jonsens, afkald for de 500 rdl., som de borger for, på vegne af Jørgen Struck, som er resten af deres arvepart, de hos Jørgen Struck havde at fordre efter deres mor. Samme giver Jørgen Struck afkald for 1017 sldl. 10 sk. 2 alb.

Maren married Laurits/Laurids Jensen Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark. Laurits/Laurids (son of Jens) was born Abt 1600, Ribe, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark; died 1649, Ribe, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
International Genealogical Index (IGI)

1. Jens Lauritzen was born 1631; died 1641.
2. Bertel Lauritzen was born 1634; died 16 Nov 1634.
3. Gjøde/Ægidius Laurentsen was born 10 Jan 1637, Ribe, Ribe, Denmark; died 22 Jul 1698, Lendmark, Bylderup, Slogs, Tønder, Denmark.
4. Niels Lauridsen Struck was born Abt 1645; died 2 Jan 1703, Sønderho, Fanø, Denmark.
5. Johannes Lauritzen was born Abt 1646, Ribe, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark; died Sep 1729, København, Denmark.
6. Sara Bertelsdatter Struck
7. Johanne Lauridsdatter Struck died 12 Nov 1693, Ribe.

Maren — Christian Eskildsen. Christian died Abt 1668. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Grønnegade


Born: 3. sep. 1565 In: Lund, Torne Herred, Skåne Län, Sweden
Died: 28 May 1621 (55 years old) In: Ribe

Son of Jørgen Struck and and Anna

2 marriages
Dorete Sørensdatter Stage

Anne Andersdatter Vedel

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Occupation
Rådmand I Ribe, Købmand og Rådmand
rådmand -alderman
Købmand- merchant, storekeeper

Rådmand i Ribe, 1606

Borgmester i Ribe, 1606

Begravet (Burial)
Gravsten nr. 40
O. 1616. Bartel Struck og hustrue Anne
Andersdatter (Vedel) og Dorthe Sørensdatter
(Stage), se nr. 18.


2 Anna Andersdatter Vedel, born 18 May 1585, i * 22 Jan. 1655, gm 26 Aug. 1604,
Married
Bertel Struck, Raadmand i Ribe 3 Sept. 1565, * f * 28 May 1621 (71
Aar gl.) [Gm i) 9 Dec. 1693 Dorothea Baggesen, b. Sørensdatter
Stage, * f * 10 Aug. 1602 (44 Aar)].

Children

F i Jørgen S., Borger i Ribe, gm Susanne Madsdatter Rood.

F 2 Frederik S., Student, *) ? 1622 ug.

F 3 Hans S., Student 1630, had died 1639.

F 4 Lauge S., born after 1622.

F 5 Dorthe den ældre S., b 1659, gm Jørgen Hansen Made> Borger i Ribe,
t «651G in Children.

F 6 Kirsten Struckt gm Jens Tarnen, Cap. St. Katrine K. Ribe 1636, 1655.

7 Dorthe the younger Struck, gm 1) Hans Jessen, Vinhandl. Ribe, 2) before 1655
Lauge Frandsen, Borger ss.
GI Jens Hansen, d. 19 March 1635.

F 8 Maren Struck, gm 1) Laurids Jensen, Vinhandl., Byskriver Ribe, 1649, ***
Children

Hjortlund-Kalvslund Pastorate

Bertel Jørgensen Struck
1658 Bertel Jørgensen Struck
Probably son of Jørgen Bertelsen Struck, citizen living on Storgaden in Ribe. Married to the daughter of the predecessor. [2]
Priest from 1658, still living 1682, grew old and had 4 daughters.

The chapel reads 'Berthel Struck -1658'.
Sara Bertelsdatter Struck, married to Poul Hansen Wedel

1682 Poul Hansen Wedel (1659-1692)
Son of Hans Laugesen Wedel (1624-1674) and Kirsten, the father was a master, priest in Andst-Gesten and provost . [3]

Student 1678 from Ribe. Appointed in 1682 to the chaplain of Bertel Jørgensen Struch and to his successor. [4]

'Was a priest in 1686 which is written on the back of Kalvslund Church's ritual'.

According to SV Wiberg, had 2 sons and 1 daughter and died in 1692. On the priest's plaque is 'Povel Wedel -1686', but that is wrong.

Bertel Poulsen Wellejus (1689-1752), rector of Nyborg , 1737 priest in Gundslev on Falster , but angered the congregation and was deposed in 1742 and was insane. [5]


Hjortlund-Kalvslund Pastorate
1604 Bertel Struck (1565-1621)

Born in Scania , shown in Lund , but may not have been born as early as 1550 as mentioned anywhere. [25] [26]
Mentioned 1589 in Copenhagen in an unfortunate case about a gold chain he had taken as a mortgage against giving 550 rd., But it turned out the gold was already pledged and he lost most of the money.

Married for the first time in 1593 to Dorete or Dorothea Baggesen, b. Sørensdatter Stage (-1602), widow of the rich councilor Peder Baggesen (-1591), Porsborg in Ribe.

From 1595 councilor in Ribe. In 1602, together with his eldest stepson, donated 7 homes in Klostergade to poor homes for honest Danes and women. Had quarrels with his stepchildren, which must have been a reason why he as councilor in 1606 was not elected mayor.

Borrowed several times large sums for repairs of the cathedral and for the construction of the tower of St. Catherine's Church in 1617 and in 1616 established a scholarship for the benefit of the three poorest teachers at Ribe Cathedral School . Participated in several juries at Riber Court in Grønnegade and as such sentenced August 27, 1610 Anna Harchis to the fire as a witch .


Ribe town bailiff's land register 1614
B 85A-46
10b (1614) Bertel Struck and Hans Hegelund rådmd. and Jon Trellund has been appointed by the king to taste all rhinoceros and French wine which is brought home. They complain that many, especially Johan Vintapper, do not report repatriation

Ribe town bailiff's land register 1622
B 85A-53
3/8 1622. Morten Madsen Lime, on behalf of Jørgen Bertelsen Struck, Frederik B. Struck, Dorethe Bertelsdatter the elder, dept. (afd. Deceased) Bertel Struck's children, Hans Billum, on behalf of Anders Bertelsen Struck, Dorethe Bertelsdatter the younger and Marine Bertelsdatter, Knud Lambertsen, on behalf of Hans Simonsen in Hougård? and his wife Jehan Bertelsdatter and Kirsten Bertelsdatter, thanked Søren Andersen, on behalf of his sister Anne, dept. Bertel Strucks for good change. Peder and Johanne the younger not mentioned.

3/8 1622. Morten Madsen Lime, på vegne af Jørgen Bertelsen Struck, Frederik B. Struck, Dorethe Bertelsdatter den ældre, afd. Bertel Strucks børn, Hans Billum, på vegne af Anders Bertelsen Struck, Dorethe Bertelsdatter den yngre og Marine Bertelsdatter, Knud Lambertsen, på vegne af Hans Simonsen i Hougård? og hans hustru Jehan Bertelsdatter og Kirsten Bertelsdatter, takkede Søren Andersen, på vegne af hans søster Anne, afd. Bertel Strucks for godt skifte. Peder og Johanne den yngre ikke nævnt.






Buried:
Begravet (Burial)
Gravsten nr. 40
O. 1616. Bartel Struck og hustrue Anne
Andersdatter (Vedel) og Dorthe Sørensdatter
(Stage), se nr. 18.

Tombstone no. 40
O. 1616. Bartel Struck and wives Anne
Andersdatter (Vedel) and Dorthe Sørensdatter
(Stage), see no. 18.


Died:
Iflg. J.Vahl
The date of death 28 May 1621, Bertel Struck died 71 years old.

Struck, Bertel Jørgensen (?1621), rådmand, Ribe, 73,
544, 578, 584, 594, 605

Bertel married Anna Andersdatter Vedel 26 Aug 1604, Ribe Domsogn, Ribe, Denmark. Anna (daughter of Anders Sørensen Vedel and Mette Hansdatter Laugesen) was born 18 May 1585, Ribe Købstad, Ribe Domsogn, Ribe, Ribe, Denma; died 22 Jan 1655, Ribe Købstad, Ribe Domsogn, Ribe, Ribe, Danmark. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Anna Andersdatter Videl

This Bertel Strunch is one of Taarnborg's most remarkable residents. According to the sources, he appears to be a bit of a lucky knight. Struch was born in Scania around 1550. Nothing is known about him until he appears in Copenhagen in 1589-90, without him obtaining citizenship. You know he is in Copenhagen because he is unlucky with a gold chain, which he got as a mortgage and then borrowed 550 rigsdaler. As it turned out, however, the chain was only in mortgage with the mortgagor and he lost most of his money. In 1591, the rich councilor in Ribe, Peder Baggesen, dies and his widow Dorete sits back in the prestigious building Porsborg by the cathedral with some goods. Struch came to the city in 1593 and here he became popular among people as a successful negotiator for Bishop Peder Hegelundby his 3rd marriage.

As early as October 23, Struch himself is engaged to the rich widow Dorete Baggesen and they are legally married December 9, 1593.

When his wife dies in 1602, he marries two years later, August 26, 1604, Anders Sørensen Vedel's daughter Anna and moves into Taarnborg.

Struch was a team man and several times lent large sums for repairs of the cathedral and for the construction of Sct. Katarinæ church tower in 1617. He founded a scholarship for the benefit of the three poorest teachers at the cathedral school in 1616 and he donated together with his first wife's eldest son in 1602 7 homes in Klostergade to poor homes for honest Danes and women. Struch was proposed as mayor in 1606, but had to suffer the tort of not being elected, allegedly because he had a very combative mind and was involved in lawsuits, among others. a. with his first wife's children about their inheritance.

He participated in several juries at Riber court in Grønnegade and as such sentenced August 27, 1610 Anna Harchis to the fire as a true witch. Bertel Struch died on May 28, 1621.

His second wife Anna Vedel survived him and did not die until 1655. But even before she became a widow, she had lost her mind and was bedridden. For the first few years she lived at Taarnborg, but then moved in with her son-in-law.

In 1648 part of her fortune was set aside for her care and the rest was divided between the heirs. She died very wealthy and her wealth amounted to 15296 rigsdaler as well as an equally large sum in real estate.

(2 Liljebjerget, Bue Kaare, Family life at LILJEBJERGET in Ribe around 1600 (Sydjysk Universitetsforlag Esbjerg 1983), Page 12.)

International Genealogical Index (IGI)

Pedigree Resource File

Parents
Mette Hansdatter/Laugsen
16 Feb 1562-27 Dec 1633
And
Slotspræst, Domherre, Anders Sørensen Vedel
9 Nov 1542-13 Feb 1616
Slotspræst-Castle priest
Domherre?

Anders Sørensen Vedel
Born 9 November 1542 - Vejle, Nørvang, Vejle
Deceased 13 February 1616 - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, aged 73 years old
Hovmester for Tycho Brahe, Magister i Wittenberg, Hofpræst hos Frederik 2., Slotspræst i Kjøbenhavn, Kannik i Ribe, Præst og domherre ved Domkirken i Ribe, Saxo oversættelse færdig, Kongelig historiograf, Værge for Ribe Domkirke

Occupation
Værge for Ribe Domkirke --- : Occupation fra 1603-1604.

Occupation
Kongelig historiograf fra 1580 til 1594.

Occupation
Præst og domherre ved Domkirken i Ribe
fra 1571 til 1595.

Occupation
Kannik i Ribe fra 1571 til 1595.

Occupation
Kannik i Ribe fra 1571 til 1595.

1561 Occupation
Hovmester for Tycho Brahe

Tycho Brahe
Wikipedia
(Tycho Brahe (/?ta?ko? ?br??(h)i, - ?br??(h?)/ TY-koh BRAH-(h)ee, -? BRAH(-h?), Danish: [?ts?yk?o ?p????] i; born Tyge Ottesen Brahe, Danish: [?ts?y?j? ??t?sn? ?p????];[note 1] 14 December 1546 ? 24 October 1601), generally called Tycho for short, was a Danish astronomer, known for his comprehensive and unprecedentedly accurate astronomical observations. He was known during his lifetime as an astronomer, astrologer, and alchemist. He was the last major astronomer before the invention of the telescope. )

1566 Occupation
Magister i Wittenberg

1567 Occupation
Hofpræst hos Frederik 2.

1568 Occupation
Slotspræst i Kjøbenhavn

1575 Occupation
Saxo oversættelse færdig

30 June 1577 : Marriage (with Marine Hansdatter Svanning) - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe
Trolovelsen mellem dem skete den 30. september 1576 i Ribe. Kilde Hegelunds kalender.

20 August 1580 : Marriage (with Mette Hansdatter Laugesen) - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe
Trolovet den 18-9-1580.
Gift 20-8-1580.

13 February 1616 : Death - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe

Mette Hansdatter/Laugsen
16 Feb 1562-27 Dec 1633

Daughter of Hans Laugesen, born 31 January 1530 - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, d. 16 August 1594 - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, aged 64 years old, Buried in August 1594 - Ribe Domkirke, Ribe, Ribe.

Occupation
Sognepræst i Vester Vedsted, Kannik i Ribe, Biskop i Ribe

Hans Laugesen (født 1530 i Ribe, død 16. august 1594 sammesteds) var en dansk biskop.
Wikipedia

Hans was born in Ribe where his father, Lauge Steffensen was councilor (d. 1554 ); the mother Mette is said to have been a mayor's daughter from Varde .

After attending Ribe school, Hans Laugesen went to Copenhagen , where he studied under dr. Niels Hemmingsen . On one occasion he has given a Latin manuscript of his hometown, still preserved in manuscript .

In 1552 he traveled to Wittenberg where he studied for some years. After taking his master's degree there, he returned home in 1555 and immediately after his return to Ribe became associate professor at the cathedral and priest in Vester Vedsted, later also canon.

Laugensen became bishop of Ribe in 1569 , although he had tried to avoid the election, as he did not value his own abilities highly.
Wikipedia

Lauge Stephansen
Born in October 1495 - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe
Deceased 1 October 1554 - Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, aged 59 years old
Buried in 1554 - Ribe Domkirke, Ribe, Ribe
Købmand i Grønnegade i Ribe, Rådmand i Ribe

The Life Summary of Lauge

(When Raadmand Lauge Steffensen was born about 1510, in Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, Denmark, his father, Steffen, was 65 and his mother, Fru Steffen, was 22. He married Mette Christensdatter Stephansen in 1629, in Ribe, Ribe, Ribe, Denmark. They were the parents of at least 8 sons and 1 daughter. His occupation is listed as raadmand in Ribe, Denmark. He died about 1 October 1554, in his hometown, at the age of 44, and was buried in Ribe Domsogn, Ribe, Ribe, Denmark.
(LDS Family Search)


Died:
International Genealogical Index (IGI)

Jørgen — Anna. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Andreas Velleius

No 604. Danske Hofpræster og Hofprædikanter.
[Sokkelunds Herred, Kjøbenhavns Amt, Sjællands Stift]
M. S. 1-a/52; M. 19.

1 (e). 1568. Mag. Anders Sørensen Wedel (Weile, Wellejus), f. Veile 9/11 42; F. S. Sørensen, Bgmstr.; M. Else el. Sidse (see Wegener om A. S. Wedel S. 10) Andersdtr.; St. Ribe 61; udenlands 2 Gange (den ene med Thyge Brahe 61?63); Mag. i Wittenberg 5/3 66; Cannik i Ribe 13/8 71; 1 ~ 30/6 77 Maren Hansdtr. Svanning, f. c. 61, ? P. 29/7 78; F. Mag. H. S., kgl. Historiograph; M. Marine Sørensdtr.;

2 ~ 20/8 81 Mette Hansdtr. Laugesen af V. Vedsted (F. blev Biskop i Ribe), ? 27/12 33; 6 S., 3 D.; see Søren A. W. til Ribe Dk.; Lauge A. W. t. Ribe Cathr. K.; (M. P. Grum t. Christiansbg. Slotsk.; Hans P. G. i Vilsted-V.; J. H. Tausan, r. Cap. t. Ribe Cathr. K.; H. Pedersen i Janderup-B.); [# 1580; kgl. Historiograph s. A.; mistede denne Post 94 og Decanatet 95; Hospitalsforst. i Ribe 4/7 97; var Værge for Ribe Dk. 15/6 1603?07; ? Ribe 13/2 16. En overordentlig berømt Mand, om hvem henvises til Conf.-Rd. Wegeners ovenanførte Skrift. ?Var i mange Henseender en singulair Mand og der var noget Papistiskt ved ham; i Fastetiden holdt han sig fra al Kjødmad; hver Langfredag pidskede han sine Børn paa sit Studerekammer til Erindring om Christi Hudstrygelse?. (Lkm. eft. Pontop. og Zwerg.). Havde et Bogtrykkerie paa Lilliebjerget i Ribe og et vidtløftigt Bibl. ?Theologus præstans; concionator admirabilis; historicus imcomparabilis; indigator antiquitatis solertissimus; poeta facundissimus; linqvæ patriæ repurgator et excultor meritissimus? (Lyscander de scriptoribus danicis).; W. 2/561; N. 642; Eptph. og Lgst. i Ribe Dk.; Portrait i Veile K.].
Hegelund I s. 116, 121, 129, 140, 144, 168, 178, 186, 206, 299, 423, 461, II s. 4, 74, 75, 86, 89, 98, 105, 111, 116, 132, 168, 173; Helk I, s. 419; OD-RFR II, s. 190; DanKir bd. 17, s. 152-53 (Vejle Skt. Nikolaj kirke), bd. 19, s. 525, 544, 574-75, 576-77, 581, 639-40, 644, 666 (Ribe Domk.)




Anders Sørensen Vedel
20 Aug 1581, Vor Frue, Ribe Cathedral, Ribe, South Jutland, Denmark

Date of birth: 9 November 1542 Vejle
Date of death 13 February 1616, Ribe
Place of burial: Ribe Cathedral
Country of citizenship: Denmark
Educated at University of Copenhagen
Occupation: historian, priest
Child: Søren Andersen Vedel
(Wikipedia)

Ribe Cathedral
Burial
Burials Anders Sørensen Vedel

Anders Sørensen Vedel (9 November 1542-13 February 1616)[1] was a Danish priest and historian. He translated the Gesta Danorum by Saxo Grammaticus into Danish in 1575, and published the influential "Hundredvisebogen" in 1591.

Biography
Anders Sørensen was born in Vejle, from which place the Vedel name comes.[2] At 14 years old, he moved to study in Ribe, and after finishing his education he moved on to Copenhagen University in 1561.[2] In 1562, he was the tutor of astronomer Tycho Brahe on Brahe's Grand Tour in Europe,[1] forming a lasting bond of friendship with him.[2] Vedel started studying at Wittenberg in 1565,[1] which he finished in 1566, and was appointed priest at Copenhagen Castle in 1568.[3] Vedel's historical knowledge was admired by leading politicians including Christoffer Valkendorf, Bjørn Andersen, Arild Huitfeldt, Johan Friis and Peder Oxe, and he was seen as the right man to continue Christiern Pedersen's Danish language translation of the Latin chronicle Gesta Danorum by Saxo Grammaticus.[2]

He started his translation in 1570, and the finished work "Den danske Krønicke" was published in 1575.[1] The work was both a translation and rewriting of the original Latin phrases.[2] While working on the translation, he was given the income of a canon at Ribe Cathedral in 1573.[1] After pressure from Peder Oxe, Niels Kaas, and Jørgen Rosenkrantz [dk],[2] Vedel wrote a proposal for a Latin continuation of Saxo's work in 1578 which was finalized in 1581.[3] He was relieved of his priesthood in Copenhagen, and moved to Ribe in 1581.[2]

He was appointed Royal historian in 1584 and received a prelature at Ribe to support himself,[2] and undertook the task of continuing the Danish chronicle in that year.[4] However, he overreached himself in his attempt to do so. He planned an ambitious work in twenty-two books dealing with both language[5] and topography as well as with history.[2] However other tasks, lack of help from secretaries,[2] his own slowness and carefulness?and perhaps also a general underestimation of the demands of this work?led to very modest results. In 1594, after the death of chancellor Niels Kaas,[2] the task was given to Niels Krag,[4] under Vedel's protestations.[2] He got a one-year reprieve, but could not produce satisfactory results, after which he turned his work over to Niels Krag.[2] Much of what he had written was lost at the fire of Copenhagen in 1728.

One spin-off from this task which survived was his "Hundredvisebogen" (1591) of a hundred Danish ballads which became a solid foundation of later knowledge of the older Danish literary tradition.[3] It was published with the support of Queen Sophie (it has been suggested that as a result, Vedel opted to omit certain ballads which portrayed a Queen Sophie ? ostensibly Sophia of Minsk ? in a negative light[6]).[4] Vedel's one hundred songs were republished by Peder Syv in 1695, as half of his collection of 200 folksongs. Vedel's own re-creation of some of the ballads shows his ability as a poet. In the Faroe Islands, texts from "Hundredvisebogen" have been in use among folk singers right up until today.[7]

Vedel died on 13 February 1616 in Ribe.
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Biography
Anders Sørensen Vedel (9 November 1542 ? 13 February 1616) was a Danish priest and historiographer. He translated the Gesta Danorum by Saxo Grammaticus into Danish in 1575, and published the influential "Hundredvisebogen" in 1591.

Anders Sørensen was born in Vejle, from which place the Vedel name comes. 14 years old he moved to study in Ribe, and after finishing his education he moved on to Copenhagen University in 1561. In 1562, he was the tutor of astronomer Tycho Brahe on Brahe's Grand Tour in Europe, forming a lasting bond of friendship with him.Vedel started studying at Wittenberg in 1565, which he finished in 1566, and was appointed priest at Copenhagen Castle in 1568. Vedel's historical knowledge was admired by leading politicians including Christoffer Valkendorf, Bjørn Andersen, Arild Huitfeldt Johan Friis and Peder Oxe, and he was seen as the right man to continue Christiern Pedersen's Danish language translation of the Latin chronicle Gesta Danorum by Saxo Grammaticus.

He started the translation work in 1570, and the finished work "Den danske Krønicke" was published in 1575. The work was both a translation and rewriting of the original Latin phrases. While working on the translation, he was given the income of a canon at Ribe Cathedral in 1573.After pressure from Peder Oxe, Niels Kaas, and Jørgen Rosenkrantz, Vedel wrote a proposal for a Latin continuation of Saxo's work in 1578 which was finalized in 1581. He was relieved of his priesthood in Copenhagen, and moved to Ribe in 1581.

He was appointed Royal historiographer in 1584 and received a prelature at Ribe to support himself, and undertook the task of continuing the Danish chronicle in that year. However, he overreached himself in his attempt to do so. He planned an ambitious work in twenty-two books dealing with both language and topography as well as with history. However other tasks, lack of help from secretaries, his own slowness and carefulness?and perhaps also a general underestimation of the demands of this work?led to very modest results. In 1594, after the death of chancellor Niels Kaas, the task was given to Niels Krag, under Vedel's protestations. He got a one-year reprieve, but could not produce satisfactory results, after which he turned his work over to Niels Krag. Much of what he had written was lost at the fire of Copenhagen in 1728.

One spin-off from this task which survived was his "Hundredvisebogen" (1591) of a hundred Danish ballads which became a solid foundation of later knowledge of the elder Danish literary tradition. It was published with the support of Queen Sophie.Vedel's own re-creation of some of the ballads shows his ability as a poet.


Kongeriget Danmark / 3. Udgave 5. Bind: Aarhus, Vejle, Ringkjøbing, Ribe og Færø Amter samt Supplement og Stedregister

Monument to Anders Sørensen Vedel in the form of a tombstone, made of
marble by sculptor A. Paulsen; in the middle field Vedel's bust in strongly prominent relief and around this a frame, for which motifs from his now disappeared headstone have been used .

Not yet placed are the following epitaphs and memorial plaques: 1) a beautiful little memorial plaque of metal, erected by AS Vedel over his 1st wife Marine Svaning, ? 1578 (in a tomb opened in 1902 in the choir
, the body of her); 2) Blackboard over Hans Tausen, erected by Bishop Hans

Laugesen; 3) two Boards from an Epit. about Raadmd. Lauge Steffensen, ? 1554,
Wife and two Children (with their Bill., Afb. In Kinch , Ribe II); 4) Epit. over
Raadmd. Mogens Grave, ? 1635; 5) Epit. over Præsten Lauge Andersen Vedel,
? 1648; 6) Epit. over Rector Anders Romdrup, ? 1649, Dr. Ludv. Pouch,
? 1681, and their Wife (with Bill. In Knæst., Afb. In Kinch , Ribe II); 7) two
Paintings from an Epit. over Mayor Hans Nielsen Friis, ? 1650, and Wife
(with Brystbill., afb. in Kinch , Ribe II); and 8) Memorial plaque in Marble over
HA Brorson, udf. by HE Freund, inserted 1894 (whole Figure with Harp). -

In addition, the Church possesses paintings by the following bishops: Hans Tausen, ? 1561,
Hans Laugesen, ? 1594, Iver Hemmet, ? 1629, E. Monrad, ? 1650, Peder
Kragelund, ? 1681, Ancher Anchersen, ? 1701, Chr. Muus (?), ? 1717, Johs.
Ocksen, ? 1738, S. Middelboe, ? 1811, Tage Chr. Müller, ? 1849, JB
Daugaard, ? 1867, and CF Balslev, ? 1895. Still Paintings by Erik
Emune, Chrf. I, Luther, Melanchthon, Christ as Child, the Crucified and
Judgment Day, as well as two Series pastorum and two Series episcoporum.

On the headstone the church is particularly rich. Most were erected in 1902
along the outer walls of the outermost side aisles, some in the lower room of the large tower
and up against the walls of the Marietaarn facing the church; several lie in
the floor of the said aisles, and some are lined up in the preserved part of the
aisle. At the southernmost sidewall walls stand from west to east:
1) an older, partly carved stone over the priest Jens Pedersen Grundet,
? 1565, and his son Jens, ? s. Aar, with Bill. of a Skeleton surrounded by Lizards
and Toads; The stone, from c. 1500, originally lay over the canon Jens
Pedersen from Horsens, but his year of death is not seen; 2) over Dean Gunde Lange, ? 1547; 3) Kanniken Niels Torkildsen, ? 1553; on the stone is later engraved an epitaph of his son Oluf Nielsen, citizen, ? 1587; 4)
Studiosus Anders Nielsen, ? 1559, also son of Niels Torkilsen; 5) Bishop
Poul Madsen's 2nd Wife, Dorothea, ? 1563, and 3rd Wife, Catherine, ? 1567;
6) Mayor Jens Hegelund's 1st Wife, ? 1562, Daughter of Peder Ibsen;
7) very worn stone, possible over Klaus Sested to Spannetgd. and wife
Lisbet Juel, ? 1565 (with their Fig. In Legemsst.); 8)
Bishop Hans Laugesen, ? 1594, and Wife; 9) indistinct; 10)

Borger Anders Bundsen, ? 1618, and Wife; 11) Borger Hans Lassen Lime, ? 1616; 12) Citizen Jon
Pedersen Trellund, ? 1628, and Wife and Son Raadmd. Jens Jonsen, ? 1655, and his wife; 13)

Archdeacon Ægidius Lauridsen, ? 1627, Wife and Daughter; 14) Bishop Iver Hemmet, ? 1629, and Wife; 15) Tolder

Chrf. Kjeldsen, ? 1634, and two Wives; 16)
Raadmd. Mads Pedersen Roed, ? 1635, and Wife; 17) Priest and Archdeacon Hans Olufsen, ? 1636, and Wife; and 18) Handelsmd. in Hamburg Joach. Stamp, ? 1645 (on the
partition wall into Skeels Chapel). In the Floor of the same Ship lie several Stones, deribl. 1) The church's oldest headstone, from Romanesque times, with vaulted surface
(see Løffler , Gravst. Pl. XVII); 2) a magnificent stone (in its original place,

Famous poet / Anders Sorensen Vedel 1542-1616

Anders Sorensen Vedel, was not a writer as one would think, but one of the earliest Literary Historians known. It was with the work, and very extensive at that, he had collected old ballads, sagas, and eddas from Denmark?s culture and saved them for later study and enjoyment. Vedel did not write his own pieces, but recorded the tales of Denmark and saved their stories and legends for future generations.

Vedel was a clergyman at the royal court. In 1591 he published his Et hundrede udvalde danske viser, a collection of 100 medieval Danish folk songs and ballads.
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Anders married Mette Hansdatter Laugesen 20 Aug 1581, Denmark. Mette (daughter of Hans Laugesen and Dorothea Hansdatter Tausen) was born 6 Feb 1562, Vester Vedsted Sogn, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark; died 27 Dec 1633, Ribe, Ribe Amt, Denvmark. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Parents
Hans Laugesen and Dorothea Hansdatter

Hans Laugesen (born 1530 in Ribe - died 16 August 1594 at the same place) was a Danish bishop .

Life and career

Hans was born in Ribe where his father, Lauge Steffensen was councilor (d. 1554 ); the mother Mette is said to have been a mayor's daughter from Varde .

After attending Ribe school, Hans Laugesen went to Copenhagen , where he studied under dr. Niels Hemmingsen . On one occasion he has given a Latin manuscript of his hometown, still preserved in manuscript .

In 1552 he traveled to Wittenberg where he studied for some years. After taking his master's degree there, he returned home in 1555 and immediately after his return to Ribe became associate professor at the cathedral and priest in Vester Vedsted, later also canon.

Laugensen became bishop of Ribe in 1569 , although he had tried to avoid the election, as he did not value his own abilities highly.

Dorthea Hansdatter Tausen (Datter af Biskop Hans Tausen).

Legacy

Hans Laugensen is said to have been a friendly and righteous man; but his episcopate has not left significant traces. In 1588 he is described by a stranger who came to Ribe as a pious old man .

Family

Laugensen stayed on 17 October 1557 in Ribe, he married Dorothea, daughter of Bishop Hans Tausen in Ribe.

His wife lived until 1601 . 2 of their 3 children had died before the father, but not the daughter Mette, who was married to the historian Anders Sørensen Vedel .

Source
Laugesen, Hans in Dansk Biografisk Leksikon (1st edition, volume 10, 1896), authored by HF Rørdam

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Notes:

Birth:
Købmand og rådmand i Vejle 1542, Raadmand og handelsmand, Rådmand i Vejle

Son
Vedel, Anders Sørensen, 1542?1616, historian, is one of the most appealing representatives of the spiritual life aroused in the patriotic direction by the united forces of the Reformation and Humanism. He was born in Vejle on 9 Nov. 1542. The father, Søren Sørensen, was a well-respected merchant and member of the town council. The father, Sidse Andersdatter's father, was Mayor Anders Bertelsen, after whom the grandson was named. The name "Vedel" (in Latin Wellejus) he adopted after his hometown.

Søren — Sidse Andersdatter. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Daughter of Anders Berthelsen and nn Therkildsdatter

Son
Vedel, Anders Sørensen, 1542?1616, historian, is one of the most appealing representatives of the spiritual life aroused in the patriotic direction by the united forces of the Reformation and Humanism. He was born in Vejle on 9 Nov. 1542. The father, Søren Sørensen, was a well-respected merchant and member of the town council. The father, Sidse Andersdatter's father, was Mayor Anders Bertelsen, after whom the grandson was named. The name "Vedel" (in Latin Wellejus) he adopted after his hometown
HF Rørdam in Dansk biografisk Lexikon , CF Bricka (red.), Kbh., 1889, bd. XVIII, pp. 292?301.

Notes:

Birth:
Hans Laugesen and Dorothea Hansdatter

Hans Laugesen (born 1530 in Ribe - died 16 August 1594 at the same place) was a Danish bishop .

Life and career

Hans was born in Ribe where his father, Lauge Steffensen was councilor (d. 1554 ); the mother Mette is said to have been a mayor's daughter from Varde .

After attending Ribe school, Hans Laugesen went to Copenhagen , where he studied under dr. Niels Hemmingsen . On one occasion he has given a Latin manuscript of his hometown, still preserved in manuscript .

In 1552 he traveled to Wittenberg where he studied for some years. After taking his master's degree there, he returned home in 1555 and immediately after his return to Ribe became associate professor at the cathedral and priest in Vester Vedsted, later also canon.

Laugensen became bishop of Ribe in 1569 , although he had tried to avoid the election, as he did not value his own abilities highly.

Dorthea Hansdatter Tausen (Datter af Biskop Hans Tausen).

Legacy

Hans Laugensen is said to have been a friendly and righteous man; but his episcopate has not left significant traces. In 1588 he is described by a stranger who came to Ribe as a pious old man .

Family

Laugensen stayed on 17 October 1557 in Ribe, he married Dorothea, daughter of Bishop Hans Tausen in Ribe.

His wife lived until 1601 . 2 of their 3 children had died before the father, but not the daughter Mette, who was married to the historian Anders Sørensen Vedel .

Source
Laugesen, Hans in Dansk Biografisk Leksikon (1st edition, volume 10, 1896), authored by HF Rørdam

(Wikipedia)

Vester Vedsted Pastorate
The pastor was often also an associate professor of theology / reading master at Ribe Cathedral
1555 Hans Laugesen (1530-1594)

Also written Lagesen or Lausen. Son of grocer and councilor Lauge Stephansen and Mette Christiernsdatter, Ribe. [4] [5]

Married 1557 or 1561 to Dorothea Hansdatter Tausen (-1601), daughter of Bishop Hans Tausen , Ribe

Student from Ribe and became a master in Wittenberg in 1555 .

Carefully cared for the interests of the church and the school.

Became bishop in 1569. Epitaph in Ribe Cathedral .

Mette Hansdatter (1561-1633), b. 1581 with court priest Anders Sørensen Vedel


Died:
Wikipedia
Hans Laugesen (født 1530 i Ribe ? død 16. august 1594 sammesteds) var en dansk biskop.
Laugesen, Hans i Dansk Biografisk Leksikon (1. udgave, bind 10, 1896), forfattet af H.F. Rørdam

Gravsten i Ribe domkirke:
M. Johannis Lagonis, Episcopi
Salig M. Hans Laugesen fordom læsemester i den hellige scrift her i Riber domkirke XIV år, siden canick samme steds, og biscop over Riber stift XXV år, hensof udi Herren her udi sin fødeby den XVI augusti, år MDXCIV, udi hans alders LXV år.
Hans hustru Dorothe S.M. Hans Tausens fordom biscop her i Ribe hans datter. Med hvilcken hand lefde i egteskaf XXXVIII år. Døde i hendis alders LXIII år, den XV. dag Aprillis, år MDCI.
Deres sjæle hviler hos Gud. Legomerne under denne sten

Hans — Dorothea Hansdatter Tausen. Dorothea (daughter of Hans Tausen and Anna Andersdatter) was born 1538, Roskilde or Ribe, Denmark; died 15 Apr 1601, Ribe, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark; was buried Ribe Domsogn, Ribe Herred, Ribe Amt, Denmark. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Ribe town bailiff tingbog 1569-1571
B 85A-5
309 (1570) Assessment of dept. Master Hans Tausen's wife's house in Bispegade, which is called Synder Borg.

Dorthea Hansdatter Tausen (Datter af Biskop Hans Tausen).
Hans Markvardson Tausen and Anna Andersdatter

step brother
Jørgen Sadolin

Jørgen Jensen Sadolin (c. 1490-29 December 1559 in Odense) was a Danish reformer, the son of Jens Christensen, a curate and subsequently a canon of Viborg Cathedral, and consequently, in all probability, born c. 1499 out of wedlock, as his Catholic opponents frequently took care to remind him.

He himself never used the name Sadolin, which seems to have been invented subsequently by his son Hans, and points to the fact that the family were originally saddle-makers.

We first hear of him on 1 December 1525, when Frederick I permitted him to settle at Viborg to teach young persons of the poorer classes "whatever might be profitable." On this occasion he is described as "magister" and no doubt got his degree abroad, where he seems to have been won for the Reformation.

He sided with Hans Tausen when the latter first began to preach the gospel at Viborg and Tausen, though himself only in priest's orders, shortly before he left the place, ordained Sadolin (1529). Amongst "the free priests" who attended the herredag of Copenhagen in 1530 Sadolin occupied a prominent place. Frederick subsequently transferred him to Funen, where he acted, according to his own expression, as "adjutor in verbo" to the Bishop of Odense.

At the diocesan council on 27 May 1532, during the absence of the bishop, he presented to the assembled priests a translation of Luther's catechism, with Luther's name omitted, preceded earnestly in favour of a better system of education and a more practical application of the Christian life, which occupies a conspicuous place in the literature of the Danish Reformation. In the following year Sadolin published the first Danish translation of the Confession of Augsburg.

On 2 September 1537 he was consecrated by the German reformer, Johann Bugenhagen, who himself only had priest's orders, superintendent, or first evangelical bishop, of Funen.

As bishop he was remarkable for the success with which he provided the necessary means for the support of churches, schools and hospitals in his widespread diocese, which had been deprived of its usual sources of income by the wholesale confiscation of church property. Towards the Catholics he adopted a firm, but moderate and reasonable, tone, and his indulgence towards the monks in St Knud's cloister drew down upon him a fierce attack from the Puritan clergyman of Odense, who absurdly accused him of being a crypto-Catholic. He gave the funeral oration over Christian III in St John's Church at Odense in February 1559, though now very infirm and blind, and died at the end of the same year.

This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Sadolin, Jörgen". Encyclopædia Britannica. 23 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 994.

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Married:
Laugensen stayed on 17 October 1557 in Ribe, he married Dorothea, daughter of Bishop Hans Tausen in Ribe.

His wife lived until 1601 . 2 of their 3 children had died before the father, but not the daughter Mette, who was married to the historian Anders Sørensen Vedel .

Laugesen, Hans in Dansk Biografisk Leksikon (1st edition, volume 10, 1896), authored by HF Rørdam