[#49914] Anne Kirstiine Torkelsdatter and Ole Knudsen

[Gjest Gordon Ryersen]

Looks like they had 7 children Karen, Tobias, Gonild, Karen. Knud, Soren and Gunhild. More information about marriages or dates is appreciated. (Soren is my ggf)

[Gjest Grethe Flood]

I’ve found the following birth dates – cf. the scanned parish registers:Karen Gurine [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=45&filnamn=Dp10281726&gardpostnr=2097&personpostnr=15659&merk=15659#ovre>Lenke , c.f. LenkeTobias Lenke , c.f. LenkeGonhild Lenke - cf. LenkeKnud Lenke c.f. (left page, no 17) LenkeSøren Lenke, cf. Lenke Ole and Anne’s marriage 23 January 1826. The marriage record tells that Anne was a widow (Enken Anne Chirstine Torkelsdatter) Lenke - also LenkeHere is Anne Kirstine and her first husband mentioned as their daughter Birthe Marie is baptised in 1818. His name was Torje Pedersen Lenke. Here is Torje and Anne Kirstines marriage record in Valle, Sør-Audnedal Lenke. Torje died in 1823 LenkeAnne Kirstine Torkelsdatter came from Trædahl in Valle Lenke. Her parents were Torkel Larsen and Aase Tollaksdatter – here in the 1801 census Lenke. The census tells that Anne Kirstine’s mother was married for the second time. Here is the marriage of Torkel Larsen and Aase in 1783

[Gjest Gordon Ryersen]

Grethe, would you know more about Aase and her parents or grandparents, this is a big mystery to me of who they were, as my line stops here at Aase.thanks again!!

[Gjest Gordon Ryersen]

Grethe, would you know more about Aase Tollaksdatter and her parents or grandparents, this is a big mystery to me of who they were, as my line stops here at Aase.thanks again!!

[Gjest Jarl Berge]

Aase Tollagsdatter 1748-? (widow of Ole Sørensen Hogganvik), and her sister Todne who is mentioned at baptism of Aase's children, were probably the daughters of Tollag Gundersen Foss Valle 1717-1779 and Steivor Bjørnsdatter Foss 1717-1761. (Todne was married to Jon Olsen Bue 1741-1802.

[Gjest Gordon Ryersen]

Tusen takk Jarl, your help is appreciated.