Baptisms
Nils Hunstads barn - Sønnev / Nils Hunstad’s child - Sønnev; Sønnev could be rendered as Synnøve today
Ole Børse smeds: b: Margrete / Ole Børsesmed’s child: Margrete; A børsesmed is a rifle-maker
Lars Skienemoens b: Astri / Lars Skinnemoen’s child: Astrid
Klemet [O]lsøns: b: Clemet - Knud Bierkeruds: b: Olle / Klemet Olsen’s child: Clemet - Knut Bjørkerud’s child: Ole
Harald Torgersøns b: Torger - Anders [O]lsøns barn: Synnev / The O in Olsøn/Olsen touches the letter b on the line below making it seem off
Rasmus Øfverbyes b: Hans / Rasmus Øverby’s child: Hans
Michels Dag ved Eggedal - Engebret Præstegaardens b: Ingebor / Michaelmas at Eggedal - Engebret Prestgården’s (“Parish rectory farm”) child: Ingeborg
Dom 20 post Trinit: Krydsheret - / Dominica Trinitatis 20, i.e. 10 October in 1723, at Krødsherad; Dom 21 post Trinitatis is listed in an entry below this one, so this must be Dom 20 p. Trinit.
[????] Hovdes barn: Baar - Gulbran [Reedalen????] barn: Anne - Gulbran Ingebretß: b: Kirsti. / Cannot make out the given name at the beginning; Redalen is a farm in Krødsherad, and that seems like a possibility. A Gulbrand Redalen dies in 1727.
[Ole????] Pedersøns b: Jens
Capitain Hedsners b: Maren Friderica / the title is difficult to make out on the page given, but here is a secondary entry for baptisms, &c., and the father is clearly military captain Hedsner. Hedsner is, of course, a surname, and two (or more) given names were only used by the upper classes at this time
Burials
Knud Bierkeruds barn Ole, 6 uger gl
Jon Hendrichßøns barn Kari ½ aar gl. / Jon Hendrichsen/Henriksen’s child Kari ½ years old.
[Biørn Sunds] qvinde - Siri Torgersdatter - / [Bjørn Sund’s] woman Siri Torgersdatter
[Mari Erichsdatter] fattig Liig / [Mari Erichsdatter] a deceased pauper
Barbroe IngebrigtsDatter gamel fattig menniske / Barbro Ingebrigtsdatter, elderly pauper (“poor person”)
Jørun Toresdatter Ligedan / Jøran Toresdatter “same” [as above, i.e. elderly pauper]
Gunbiør Olsdatter fattig menniske / Gundbjørg Olsdatter, elderly pauper
Engagements/betrothals
2den Pintzedag Holmen / 2nd day of Pentecost; Pintze is an older spelling of Pinse
Kittil Taastensøn og Rønnau Halvordsd: / Kittil/Kjetil Tostensen and Rønnaug Halvordsdatter
Saa widt sterfboets Naadsens Aar / “the end of the year of grace in the estate of the deceased” is a very rough translation; sterfbo, in modern Norwegian sterbo, is the estate of a deceased person; Naadsens Aar, in modern Norwegian Nådens år, is a term I had not encountered before, but according to Store norske leksikon, it refers to a law from 1687 that the widows or heirs of clerical officials were entitled to a portion of the salary after the death of the priest or bishop. This period was normally one year, and was called Nådens år, “year of grace”.
Nils Anunsøn og Anne Endresdatter / Nils Anunsen and Anne Endresdatter
Marriages
3de Pintzedag Krydsheret / 3rd day of Pentecost at Krødsherad
Saa widt sterfboets Naadsens Aar
Gar Torgiussøn og Berit [Sevaldsdatter] / When they are engaged 21 November 1722 they are listed as Gal[!!!] Torjersøn og Berrit Sevaldsdatter; The name Gar is probably Gard
Gulbrand Asbiørnsson og Live Helgesdatter / Like the couple above, it is easier to see their names when they are engaged
Elling Helgessøn og Siri Efvensdatter / Elling Helgesen and Siri Evensdatter; Elling died in 1735, leaving behind his widow and 4 children.
Peder Olsøn og Mari [Steensdatter]
Sam[m]e Dag ved Holmen / Same day at Holmen
Jon Joenssøn og Ingebor Guldbrandsdatter / Difficult to read the entry, but the names are very easy to read when they get engaged on Skierstorsdag, Maundy Thursday, 25 March 1723