Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table
Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table
14th Generation
Søren married Mette Jensdatter.
8936. Oluf Nielsen, son of 17872. Niels Eskesen Bonde. Born bef 1535 in Kollerup, Hanherred, Thysyssel, Denmark. Oluf died in Kollerup, Hanherred, Thysyssel, Denmark, aft 1570; he was 35.
Oluf Nielsen died at Borup farm, Kollerup parish.
Født: Oluf Nielsen, 1535, Kollerup sogn, (Ukendt) Herred, (Ukendt) Amt som søn af Niels Eskesen Bonde
Død: 1570, Borup
Begravet: 1570
Han blev gift senest 1560, men hans hustrus´s navn og herkomst vides ikke, men hun er vel født før 1540. Hvor mange børn de fik vides ikke, kun sønnen Eske Olufsen kendes.
Vi kan derimod takker Oluf Nielsen for noget helt andet, det var nemlig ham og hans bror Christen der den 4/7-1570 (anden dag efter vor fruedag), lod 15 yngre og ældre familie dokumenter tinglæse. Dokumenterne, havde de fået overdraget af deres nære slægtning Christen Jensen Tanderup. Dokumenterne blev igen læst på Han herreds ting den 31/7-1671, da Vogn Mikkelsen i Borup lod dem fremlægge. De 15 gamle breve bestod, foruden adelsbrevet fra 1430 for Eske Jensen og Christen Jensen, af 8 breve vedrørende ejendomsretten til Borup i Kollerup sogn m.m., samt 6 breve om lod og del i Slette Mølle i Hjortdal Sogn, nemlig slægtens stammoder Else Griss´s arvelod. Det er udelukkende på grundlag af disse breve, som de to brødre samlede i 1570. at vi idag kan følge vores slægt tilbage til sidste i 1300 tallet, nemlig til Dronning Margrethes og Erik af Pommerns tid.
Selvom Oluf Nielsen stammede i lige fædrene line fra Eske Jensen, der i 1430 blve adlet, fik friheds/våbenbrev af unionskongen Erik Af Pommern, gik slægtens adelskab tabt, senest ved Reformationen i 1536. Men Oluf Nielsen må have været en agtet storbonde i Borup
Oluf Nielsen og hans brødre er nævnt i flere dokumenter. I 1516 havde Vogn Nielsen krævet Palle Griis på Slettegaard for hans og medarvingernes del i Slette Mølle, og i 1517 have Christen Nielsen krævet Palle Griis for en årlig afgift på 1 pd. mel, som Christen og hans søskende havde ret til. Vogn Nielsen havde samme år (1517), ladet tage tingsvidner om, at Else Griisdatter (deres farmor) var blevet udlovet 1 pd. mel årligt af Slette Mølle. I 1530 var der blevet afholdt samfrændeskifte eller voldgift mellem Vogn Nielsen, Christen Nielsen og deres brødre på den ene og Niels Poulsen (deres fars kusine mand) på den anden side om arvegods i Borup, Hingelbjerg, Aalborg, Klim og Reffnehøll. Blandt samfrænderne i 1530 nævnes Vogn Pedersen i Kgs Thisted og Vogn Lauridsen i Gedsted. I 1538 var det kommet til en voldgiftssag mellem Peder Nielsen og Christen Nielsen i Borup, brødre, på den ene side og Niels Griss i Slette på den anden. De to brødre i Borup og deres medarvinger blev da tildømt dele af Slette Mølle som deres farmoder Else Griisdatter arv. I Clementsfejden mistede Peder Nielsen og Vogn Nielsen i Borup deres bondegods, men købte det tilbage og betalte 1544 rentemesteren Jørgen Pedersen 200 dlr. mindre 34 dlr. for dette gods.
I 1541 var Christen Nielsen og Peder Nielsen, begge i Borup, sammen med Niels Griis i Slette og Anders Ibsen i Hjortdal blandt samfrænderne ved skiftet efter herredsfogeden i Hvetbo herred, Lars Mørk i Saltumgaard, død ca 1534. Forbindelsen mellem Borupslægten Griss´erne og Mørk´erne var gammel. for allerede den 11/3-1470 havde Eske Bonde i Borup, Anders Bonde i Kornum, Jes Mørk i Saltum og Ylfar Eskesen i Brøndum været tilstede på Hjortdal kirkegård, da Anders Griis havde fået et sognevidne.
Translation: He was married no later than 1560, but his wife's name and origin are not known. She was probably born before 1540. It is not known how many children that they had is not known; only the son Eske Olufsen is known.
On the other hand, we can thank Oluf Nielsen for something completely different, it was him and his brother Christen who, on 4 July 1570 (the second day after our Lady's Day), had 15 younger and older family documents read. The documents, they had been given by their close relative Christen Jensen Tanderup. The documents were again read at Han herreds council meeting on 31 July 1671, when Vogn Mikkelsen in Borup had them presented. The 15 old letters consisted, in addition to the nobility letter from 1430 for Eske Jensen and Christen Jensen, of 8 letters regarding the ownership of Borup in Kollerup parish, etc., as well as 6 letters about lot and share in Slette Mølle (Mill) in Hjortdal Parish, namely the family's progenitor Else Griss's inheritance. It is solely on the basis of these letters, which the two brothers collected in 1570, that we can today trace our family back to the end of the 1300s, namely to the time of Queen Margrethe and Eric of Pomerania.
Although Oluf Nielsen descended in the same paternal line from Eske Jensen, who in 1430 was ennobled, received a letter of freedom/arms from the union king Erik of Pomerania, the family's nobility was lost, most recently at the Reformation in 1536. But Oluf Nielsen must have been a respected large farmer in Borup. Oluf Nielsen and his brothers are mentioned in several documents. In 1516, Vogn Nielsen had demanded Palle Griis at Slettegaard for his and his co-heirs' share in Slette Mølle, and in 1517 Christen Nielsen had demanded Palle Griis for an annual tax of 1 pd. flour, which Christen and his siblings were entitled to. In the same year (1517), Vogn Nielsen had witnesses taken that Else Griisdatter (their grandmother) had been promised 1 pd. flour annually by Slette Mølle. In 1530, an exchange of relatives or arbitration had been held between Vogn Nielsen, Christen Nielsen and their brothers on the one hand and Niels Poulsen (their father's cousin) on the other regarding inheritances in Borup, Hingelbjerg, Aalborg, Klim and Reffnehøll. Among the co-relatives in 1530, Vogn Pedersen in Kgs Thisted and Vogn Lauridsen in Gedsted are mentioned. In 1538 it had come to an arbitration case between Peder Nielsen and Christen Nielsen in Borup, brothers, on the one hand and Niels Griss in Slette on the other. The two brothers in Borup and their co-heirs were then awarded parts of Slette Mølle as their grandmother Else Griisdatter's inheritance. In the Clements feud, Peder Nielsen and Vogn Nielsen in Borup lost their farm, but bought it back and in 1544 paid the usury master Jørgen Pedersen 200 dlr. less 34 dlr. for this estate.
In 1541, Christen Nielsen and Peder Nielsen, both in Borup, together with Niels Griis in Slette and Anders Ibsen in Hjortdal, were among the relatives at the time of the change after the bailiff in Hvetbo herred, Lars Mørk in Saltumgaard, died about 1534. The connection between the Borup families of Griss and Mørk were old because on 11 March1470 Eske Bonde in Borup, Anders Bonde in Kornum, Jes Mørk in Saltum and Ylfar Eskesen in Brøndum had already been present at Hjortdal cemetery when Anders Griis had received a parish witness.
On 3 Nov 1599 Henry married Joan Boridge in Taunton, Somerset, Kingdom of England.86
On 4 Nov 1585 Henry married Margery Church in Great Bromley, Essex, Kingdom of England.87
10564. Adam Mott, son of 21128. John Mott. Born abt 1596 in Cambridgeshire, Kingdom of England. Adam died in Portsmouth, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, British America, bef Aug 1661; he was 65. Occupation: Tailor.
Adam Mott immigrated to Massachusetts Bay from Horseheath, Cambridgeshire, England in 1635 on the Defence. He and his family initially settled at Roxbury before removing to Hingham in 1636. By 1638 the family were Portsmouth, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
In 1635 Adam and Sarah Mott were admitted to membership in the church at Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony [Roxbury Land and Church Records]. On 25 May 1636, Adam Mott became a Freeman in Roxbury [Records of the Governor and Company of Massachusetts Bay in New England, 1628-1686]. On 12 March 1639/40, he was admitted as one of ten Portsmouth freemen of the joint government of Newport and Portsmouth on Rhode Island. He was appointed a lotlayer in Portsmouth on the same date. [Records of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations..., 1636-1692].
His estate was inventoried on 12 Aug. 1661.
(Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volume 5, M-P, pp. 181-185)
On 28 Oct 1616 Adam married Elizabeth Creed in Saffron Walden, Essex, Kingdom of England.
10568. Henry Howland, son of 21136. Henry Howland & 21137. Margaret Aires. Born on 25 Nov 1604 in Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, Kingdom of England. Henry died in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, British America, 1 Jan 1670/71; he was 65.
Abt 1628 Henry married Mary Unknown in Kingdom of England.
10606. John Mayplet, son of 21212. Rev. John Mayplet & 21213. Ellen King. Born on 28 Nov 1581 in London, Middlesex, Kingdom of England. John died in London, Middlesex, Kingdom of England, on 18 Jan 1630; he was 48. Occupation: Haberdasher.
John married Mary Unknown.