Peder
Nielsen Bagge Family
Jutland
peninsula, Denmark
Peder Nielsen Bagge
b. 1635 Stubberupgaard, Hjørring parish, Hjørring,
Vennebjerg Herred(Jutland peninsula), Denmark
d. 1674 Hjørring, Nordjylland, Denmark
m. Margarethe Suhr Schytte Nielsdatter
Beck
b. 1643 Aggersborg, Hjørring parish, Vennebjerg Herred, Jutland
peninsula, Denmark
d. 1681 Horne Sogn, Hjørring, Denmark
her father: Niels
Lauritsen Bech (1611-1667)
her mother: Helvig
Gertsdater Von Achen (1620 - 1670)
her 2m. Knud Christensen Schytte 1675
b. about 1650-1655 Denmark
d. 11 Feb 1713 Denmark (at age 63)
perhaps five more children
I have no documented
connection to the below listed "Peder Lassen Bagge".
This is a name that seems prominent in the ruling class of
Jutland peninsula, Denmark. There are a
couple of hundred years of families that need to be
researched. Records for this era are difficult if not
impossible to find. Since it seems to be of a minor noble
family it is more likely to find the family records
recorded. This is a continuing problem.
[https://www.geni.com/people/Peder-Bagge]
"Peder Lassen Bagge"
BIRTHDATE:
circa 1440
Birthplace:
Ribe
Death: Died 1483 in Ribe, Denmarkimmediate
Family
Anne
Jensdatter Bagge
wife
NN
Pedersdatter Bagge
daughter
Elsef
/ Elisabeth NN - daughter
mother
Las
Pedersen Bagge, or Bagghe
father
About Peder Lassen Bagge
Bagge Jensen's grandfather was called
Peder Baggi, b. 1440. 1479 councilman in Ribe and in 1481 the
mayor of the same city, died between 1483 and 1486. He
was also called Peder Lassen Bagge named after his father.
He
was a merchant, alderman and hospital superintendent in
Ribe. He possessed establish the right
of the manor Seemgård about 1475.
The bishop of Ribe says later, according to the Land
Registry that Bagge Jensen's ancestors, it must therefore
apply Peder Bagge, Anne Bagge and their ancestors had BEEN
ESTABLISHED GOOD SKJEL. This means
there is enough to Edel, Erik Jensen's efterleverske, in
1438 sold the owner the right to Seemgård to the bishop of
Ribe, while hilts rights remained in Edel's and Erik's
descendants' lineage, which heard Anne Bagge and her
husband Peter Bagge.
And
further in the quote from the transcript of the land
register (According to Ribe Rådstuebøger 1527-1576 Anno
1556 excerpt of the land register: (See also. A larger
excerpt of Bagge Jensen's profile) the
film fwld watt glorious
is that Oghe (Åge)
oc Per Nielssen,
who wore bode
Anne Baggis mend brugtthe
Sieem gaardt oc hindis
retthe property oc
tiilleggelsze, thend
one epther thend other
than tiill so lenge Per Niellssen
skiffthe thend away
met the Bishop of Meldame
This fragment shows
that also Anne Bagis two
ægtemæd Peder Bagis
death Åge and
Per Nielssen kept the
hilt. It also says that
it was Peder Nielssen
that comfortably switched Seemgaaard
with a meadow in Meldammen
Blessed Anne Bagge
with her three men
had used Seemgård the
right property. "
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http://www.smidths.dk/gruppe6/1335.htm
Mayor Peter
Bagge
Born:
before 1441 Marriage:
Unknown Died: 1483, Ribe
Kbst, Ribe h.,
Ribe a., Denmark
http://www.kandu.dk/spg51498.aspx
Peder
Baggesen was born before
1450 and dies in 1483
in Ribe. He
was mayor of Ribe and
married Anna. They had
son Jens Pedersen Baggesen,
born before 1483 in
Ribe, died after 1510.
He was a merchant in
Ribe. Jens' grandson
Peder Baggesen was
alderman in Ribe.
Jens Baggesen is one of
my wife's idea - so if
you have additional comments, I
am very
Source:
Christoffersen, Kent records on
MyHeritage.com 2016
