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Brahetrolleborg Skifteprotokol 1719-1772 Dorthe Hansdatter Brahetrolleborg skifteprotokol 1719-1772 Dorthe Hansdatter, Gærup, I-17b, 06-02-1719 ~ Rasmus Madsen Rasmus Rasmussen, landsoldat, myndig Karen Rasmusdatter ~ Bertel Nielsen Bonde i Gærup + Mads Rasmussen, hans børn: Rasmus Madsen Maren Madsdatter Anne Madsdatter børnene er umyndige, formynder farbror Rasmus Rasmussen Anne Hansdatter, Gærup, I-23. 30-06-1719 ~ Hans Hansen møller, Gærup arvingerne er hendes søskende: Hans Hansen, tjener Sandholt Lyndelse Maren Hansdatter ~ Mikkel Nicolajsen, Sandholt Lyndelse Kirsten Hansdatter ~ Casper Christophersen i Lyndelse Jørgen Pedersen snedker, Gærup, I-26, 30-06-1719 ~ Sidsel Jørgensdatter: lavværge Hans Hansen, Gærup hans barn Maren Jørgensdatter ~ Jørgen Madsen, soldat Anders Pedersen, Hågerup, I-27b, 12-07-1719 ~ Johanne Hansdatter: værge hendes svoger Christen Nielsen, Øster Hæsinge hans børn: Hans Andersen, 34 år Peder Andersen, 30 år i Hågerup Niels Andersen, 25 år Sophie Andersdatter, 37 år, hos moderen, formynder Thomas Nielsen, Hågerup Anne Andersdatter ~ Anders Jensen, Lydingegårde Jens Larsen, Hågerup, I-30, 12-07-1719 ~ Maren Nielsdatter: lavværge David Jensen, Hågerup hans børn: Niels Jensen, 25 år Margrethe Jensdatter, formynder Lars Jensen, Hågerup Maren Jacobsdatter, Nybygtgårde, I-33. 17-07-1722 ~ 1 Peder Jørgensen (henvisning til skifte 31-10-1709) Maren Pedersdatter, 26 år, Karen Pedersdatter, 24 år, Anne Pedersdatter, 22 år, formynder Rasmus Jacobsen, Pejrup Kirsten Pedersdatter, 20 år, Susanne Pedersdatter, 17 år formynder morbror Brendelydinge ~2 Rasmus Mikkelsen Niels Jørgensen, Hågerup, I-38b, 16-02-1723 ~ Anne Jørgensdatter, lavværge: Lars Mathiasen smed, Hågerup hans børn: ?Henning Nielsen, 30 år Maren Nielsdatter, 26 år Karin Jørgensen, karins-historie.dk wadschier.dk 2 Povl Nielsen, 24 år Jørgen Nielsen, 23 år Kirsten Nielsdatter, 16 år Værge: Mogens Jørgensen i Trunderup Rasmus Rasmussen, Gærup, I-41, 26-02-1723 ~ Birgitte Pedersdatter, værge: hendes fæstemand Peder Rasmussen Anne Rasmusdatter, 33 år Karen Rasmusdatter, 31 år Rasmus Rasmussen, 27 år Peder Rasmussen, 23 år Maren Rasmusdatter, 20 år, Hans Rasmussen, 13 år Anne Marie Rasmusdatter, 9 år Jørgen Rasmussen, 5 år formynder farbror Hans Rasmussen i Sølvbjerg Hans Jørgensen, Hågerup, I-44b, 10-06-1723 ~ Anne Hansdatter, værge: hendes fæstemand Rasmus Thomasen Maren Hansdatter, 14 år Dorthe Hansdatter, 11 år Hans Hansen, 9 år Formynder: Rasmus Hansen Kirsten Knudsdatter, Gærup, I-46, 08-05-1724 ~ Mads Kirsten Marie Madsdatter, 26 år ~ 2 Rasmus Knudsen Knud Rasmussen, 13 år Mads Rasmussen, Gærup, I-49b, 10-10-1722 ~ 1 Johanne Pedersdatter (henvisning til skifte 25-04-1719) Rasmus Madsen, 10 år Anne Madsdatter, 8 år Peder Madsen, 4 år ~ 2 Maren Pedersdatter (I-79b, 30.12.1727) værge nærmeste frænde Peder Rasmussen, Fleninge ~ 2 fæstemanden Jesper Madsen Maren Madsdatter, ½ år Maren Andersdatter, Lydinge, I-54b, 26-11-1724 ~ 1 Hans Rasmussen (henvisning til skifte 30-11-1719) Karen Hansdatter, 11 år, formynder Lars Pedersen, Krarup Kirsten Hansdatter, 7 år, formynder Jens Andersen, Gærup ~ 2 Jens Mortensen Anne Jørgensdatter, Kegleholme, I-57b, 16-12-1724 ~ 1 Peder Jensen (henvisning til skifte 06-11-1705) Maren Pedersdatter, 36 år Jens (?Jesper) Pedersen, 27 år Karen Pedersdatter, 35 år, værge Hans Rasmussen, Vester Åby Lisabeth Pedersdatter, 21 år, værge stedfaderen Jesper Pedersen Anne Cathrine Pedersdatter, værge stedfaderen Jesper Pedersen ~ 2 Jesper Pedersen (I-174, 22-03-1732) Peder Jespersen, 17 år 2 Karin Jørgensen, karins-historie.dk wadschier.dk 3 Jørgen Jespersen, 15 år Anders Christophersen, Falsled, I-60b, 11-06-1725 Anne Jørgensdatter, fæstemand: Rasmus Mortensen Christopher Hansen, 6 år Jens Andersen, 3 år værge farbror Lars Christophersen, Millinge Anders Normandsen, Brahetrolleborg Mølle, I-61, 16-06-1725 ~ Abigal Ditlevsdatter Normand Andersen, 12 år Inger Rasmusdatter, Krarup, I-68, 29-07-1725 ~ Peder Mikkelsen Rasmus Pedersen, 9 år Hans Pedersen, 3 år Maren Mogensdatter, Lydinge, (+1716), I-70b, 10-07-1726 ~ Anders Jørgensen Anne Hansdatter ~ Peder Larsen, Lydinge Hans Andersen Anne Andersdatter ~ Mads Mortensen Lars Rasmussen, skomager, Dyrehavehuset, I-73, 25-10-1726 ~ Dorthe Madsdatter Apelone Larsdatter, 14 år Mads Larsen, 12 år Kirsten Larsdatter, 10 år Karen Larsdatter, 7 år Formynder Niels Rasmussen i Hågerup Anne Marie Madsdatter, Hågerup, I-74, 28-08-1727 ~ Niels Mikkelsen arvinger er hendes søskende og søskendebørn: Morten Madsen, Gærup (I-114, 07-07-1729) Rasmus Madsen, Nybygdgårde + Peder Madsen, Flening (~ Sara Hansdatter I-97, 22-03-1729) Hans Pedersen, 16 år, Anne Pedersdatter, 14 år Karen Pedersdatter, 12 år værge Morten Madsen, Gærup Maren Madsdatter ~ Niels (Hansen Bonde evt. Buch) i Fleninge Lisbeth Madsdatter ~ Rasmus Jespersen, Stenderup Mølle + Maren Madsdatter i Gærup: Anne Marie Hansdatter, 10 år, ordineret formynder Hans Madsen, Fleninge Rasmus Nielsen, Gærup, I-75, 20-11-1727 ~ Kirsten Hansdatter, fæstemand: Mads Madsen arvinger er hans søster: Karen Nielsdatter ~ Rasmus Jensen, Espe Anders Jørgensen, Hågerup, I-76, 05-12-1727 ~ Mette Jensdatter, lavværge degnen Faber Jørgen Andersen, 16 år, formynder Knud Rasmussen Koch af Hågerup 3 Karin Jørgensen, karins-historie.dk wadschier.dk 4 Anne Cathrine Andersdatter, 18 år, formynder Henning Nielsen, Hågerup Dorthe Andersdatter, 14 år, formynder Ole Nielsen, Hågerup Maren Pedersdatter, Gærup, I-79b, 30-12-1727 ~ 1 Mads Rasmussen (I-49, 10-10-1722) Maren Madsdatter, 5½ år, værge Peder Rasmussen, Fleninge ~ 2 Jesper Madsen Anne Jespersdatter, 4 år, værge farbror Niels Madsen, Grønderup Maren Jørgensdatter, Gærup, I-81,16-04-1728 ~ Anders Madsen arving er hendes broder Hans Jørgensen, Bjerne Anne Hansdatter, Brahetrolleborg Skole, I-84b, 21-08-1728 ~ Jacob Jensen, skoleholder Cathrine Marie Jacobsdatter, 18 år Karen Jacobsdatter, 12 år Margrethe Jacobsdatter, 5 år Frands Jochim Jacobsen, 2 år Kirsten Pedersdatter, Hågerup, I-86, 06-09-1728 ~ Jens Larsen hendes søn Knud Rasmussen, 36 år i Hågerup Maren Rasmusdatter, Fleninge, I-87b, 07-09-1728 ~ 1 Jesper Rasmus Jespersen, 22 år, formynder morbror Hans Rasmussen, Brobyværk Peder Jespersen, 17 år, formynder morbror Hans Rasmussen, Brobyværk Johanne Jespersdatter ~ Niels Mikkelsen, Hågerup ~ 2 Rasmus Mikkelsen Johanne Jensdatter, Brahetrolleborg, I.90b, 01-12-1728 ~ Johan Christiansen skovrider (I-344b, 30-11-1752) Jens Christian Johansen, 1 år Johanne Helvig Johansdatter, 1 år Henrik Pattermann, skolemester, Håstrup, I-91, 27-01-1729 ~ Karen Rasmusdatter hans arvinger er Jens Pattermann, hollænder på Ravnholt Nicolaj Pattermann, bor ved Rørup Kirke Maren Nielsdatter, Espe, I-92b, 07-03-1729 ~ 1 Borgen Dorthe Borgensdatter ~ i Sjælland med Søren Hansen, morbroderen Peder Nielsen i Snarup på Egeskov gods er formynder ~ 2 Rasmus Sørensen Ravn Sara Hansdatter, Gærup, I-97, 22-03-1729 ~ 1 Peder Madsen (se I-74, 28-08-1727) Hans Pedersen, 18 år, Anne Pedersdatter, 16 år Karen Pedersdatter, 12år 4 Karin Jørgensen, karins-historie.dk wadschier.dk 5 formynder farbror Morten Madsen, Gærup ~ 2 Steffen Rasmussen Peder Steffensen, 9 år Johanne Steffensdatter, 7 år Rasmus Steffensen, 2 år Jesper Andersen, Gærup, I-99, 31-03-1729 ~ Dorthe Jørgensdatter, lavværge Frederik Hansen, Piben hans levende børn er: Maren Jespersdatter, 21 år, formynder nærmeste frænde Hans Hansen, Gærup Johanne Jespersdatter, 18 år Mogens Pedersen, Hågerup, I-106, 06-04-1729 ~ 1 Mette Mogensdatter, 35 år Hans Mogensen, 34 år Maren Mogensdatter, 32 år Kirsten Mogensdatter, 30 år Ingeborg Mogensdatter, 26 år ~ 2 Else Bertelsdatter, trolovede fæstemand Jens Bertelsen Jørgen Mogensen, 22 år, Cathrine Mogensdatter, 16 år, formynder nærmeste frænde Knud Rasmussen, Hågerup Anders Christensen, Lydinge, I-107, 10-05-1729 ~ 1 Dorthe Andersdatter bor på Hindsholm Jens Andersen, i Lydingegårde Kirsten Andersdatter ~ Jens Christensen i Ollerup Christen Andersen i Brendelydinge ~ 2 Maren Jørgensdatter, lavværge Hans Andersen, Lydinge Anne Andersdatter ~ Hans Jørgensen i Lydinge Anders Andersen i Krarup Hans Andersen Maren Andersdatter, 24 år Maria Andersdatter, 22 år Jørgen Andersen, 20 år, Karen Andersdatter, 16 år formynder Jens Andersen, Lydinge Rasmus Hansen, Håstrup, I-110b, 25-05-1729 ~ Mette Pedersdatter, lavværge Rasmus Hansen Torpegård Hans Rasmussen Storm på Høbbet Jørgen Rasmussen Sidsel Jørgensdatter, Gærup, I-112b, 27-05-1729 ~ Rasmus Rasmussen hendes søskende: Maren Jørgensdatter ~ Niels Hansen, Fagsted Maren Pedersdatter ~ Hans Hansen, Gærup Kirsten Andersdatter i Gærup Anne Jørgensdatter ~ Rasmus Rasmussen i Gærup + Apelone Jørgensdatter, hendes børn: 5 Karin Jørgensen, karins-historie.dk wadschier.dk 6 Maren Jespersdatter, 22 år, Johanne Jespersdatter, 18 år, værge Hans Hansen, Gærup Morten Madsen, Gærup, I-114, 07-07-1729 ~ Anne Larsdatter, trolovede fæstemand Hans Madsen Mads Mortensen, 8 år, Lars Mortensen, 6 år Peder Mortensen, 3 år Anne Mortensdatter, 6 uger formynder: Rasmus Madsen, Nybygdgårde Niels Hansen Buch evt. Bonde, se I-74, 28-08-1727 i Fleninge er gift med børnenes faster Maren Madsdatter Peder Hansen, husmand, Nyboe, I-118b, 20-09-1729 ~ Gyde Andersdatter hans broderbørn er arvinger: Thomas Jørgensen, Mynderup (+70 år, 28-01-1767, Egeskov V-22-01-1767) Peder Jørgensen, 24 år, tjener Skovsgård (Lehn III-561, 15.7.1771) Frands Jørgensen, 16 år Apelone Jørgensdatter, formynder Jens Hansen, Løjtved Gods (Lehn II-136, 22-06-1754) Hans Andersen Wærning, Fleninge, I-121, 24-12-1729 ~ 1 (evt. Maren Madsdatter, se I-74, 28-08-1727) Anne Maria Hansdatter, formynder Rasmus Madsen, Nybygdgårde
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