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Enig i denne tolkinga 🙂 Berre noko småpirk som de kan vurdere om de er samde i: Under pkt. 1: «skulde et Aar forbigaae» i staden for «skulde han lade forbigaae» Under pkt 2: «Vi fraskrive os» i staden for «At fraskrive oss» Under pkt 4: «Ingen Laxegar eller anden Indretning» i staden for «Ingen Laxegard, Dam Eller anden Indretning»

Dødsannonsen https://www.nb.no/items/c7c123de9647bdaf7da9adc60b77b8f1?page=1&searchText=«Mathias høie»~2 Forlis i 1891 https://www.nb.no/items/c130d1c2327c10417a1e769ead4ed484?page=1&searchText="m. c. høie"

Mulig kandidat i 1865 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01038216000364

dåpen https://www.digitalarkivet.no/view/255/pd00000023226661 Reiser til USA i 1915 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/view/557/pe00000000375719 FT1910 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01036615016898 FT1920 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01073935027680

Dåpen er nr 346 her Domkirken sokneprestkontor, AV/SAST-A-101812/001/30/30BA/L0011: Ministerialbok nr. A 11, 1832-1856 Brukslenke for sidevisning: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20070625670608 transkribert https://www.digitalarkivet.no/view/261/hd00000011291938 Det står Laurits i originalen, ikke Lorents

Hei, Ja, det skal jeg gjerne - men filen - et excel ark - er for stor til å overføre den her. Send meg en påminnelse til email tore.svenning.listmail@gmail.com så skal jeg få gjort deet ganske snart. Tore

The late Mr. H.A. Simonds Mr. H. A. Simonds was educated at Eton College and was Captain of the school in the year 1842. After leaving Eton, he spent some years abroad, and shortly after his return to England married, in 1851 the widow of the late Mr. George Mellish Simonds, a connection which led to his joining the firm of H. & G. Simonds, in which he afterwards took an active and continuing interest until the last, attending, as Chairman of the Directors, a Board meeting only a fortnight before his death. There was no issue of the marriage. Mr. Adolphus Simonds was a man of fine presence and courtly manner and had a very wide circle of friends. He enjoyed exceptionally good health until ten days before his death, which was due to bronchitis complicated by heart troubles. He was all his life a keen angler and shot. As an all-round fisherman he was unexcelled in his generation, but his special hobbies in the gentle art were the most difficult cult of the dry fly on the famed chalk streams of Hampshire, and fly fishing for salmon, which led him frequently to Ireland, and regularly for many seasons to Norway, where he had great sport. He was for many years a member of the Corporation of Reading and served the office of Chief Magistrate with dignity and distinction in the year 1859-60. He was on more than one occasion asked to stand as Conservative candidate for the Borough, but having no political ambition, he always declined the proffered honour. Mr. Adolphus Simonds, when he came to Reading, resided at Ivy Lodge, Whitley, and later at Cressingham Park, near Reading, and for a short time afterwards at Barton Court, Kintbury. He then removed to Red RIce, Andover, but after Mrs. Simonds' death he went to reside with his nephew, Mr. L. de L. Simonds, at Audleys Wood.

fleire Berte/Birte her, men berre éi med far Mads "P.[ige nr.] 18 | d 20 [Augusti] fød og 21 Døbt Mads Egeberge og Maria Olsdr b.[barn] Kal.[det] Berte. fad. Aagodt Egeberg, Elline ibid., Mads Jaer, Gudmund Lier og Ole Hans." [moderens kirkegang:] "d 2den Novbr."

Ophold hos Nr. 1. Mvh

Hovudskilnaden er at det finst (nokre få) linjer som er relativt godt dokumenterte med (relativt) samtidige kjelder. For den (påståtte) linja frå Olav den Hailage til Harald Hårfagre har vi ingen samtidige kjelder, berre ein som sitt 200-300 år etterpå og skriv (og som vel er betalt for å få slekta til "sjefen" til å sjå bra ut, kan vel òg anførast)