Jon Hafthorsson Sørum ~1313–~1395

Personanteckningar

There were no such a title as "Baron" in medieval scandinavia nor Iceland.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Havtoresson

http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Hafthoress%C3%B8n

https://nbl.snl.no/Jon_Havtoresson

http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00475812&tree=LEO

http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I67590&tree=2

http://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=6828

http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Roos_af_Hjelms%C3%A4ter_nr_51

Together with his brother Sigurd Hafthorson and other rebels against King Magnus Eriksson in 1333, but this was soon calmed down. Participated in 1337 again in an uprising against the king, during which Akershus was taken, but settlement was concluded 1339-08-15 in Bohus. Was a knight and councilor in 1343, when the Norwegian great men praised Håkan Magnusson as king of Norway. Was convicted in 1347 together with his brother Sigurd Borgesyssel County in Smaalenene and, which the brothers received in grant from the grandfather, King Håkan. Signed King Magnus' Norwegian will in 1349. Sold 1350-02-21 his half in Hammarö in Värmland, which he received with his wife, to King Magnus. Participated in the meeting in Bohus in 1361, when the Norwegian parliament joined Sweden's alliance with the Hanseatic cities. Called baro regni Norvegiæ 1369. Served in the Riksrådet still in 1380. Lived on his properties Huseby on the peninsula Onsö in Borgesyssel and Ellingård in Smaalenene. Lived still 1395

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Married before 1350 to Birgitta Knutsdotter ', died 1395 at Huseby, daughter of the lawman, first in Värmland, then in Västergötland, the knight and councilor Knut Magnusson (lion) and Cecilia Röriksdotter (griffuvud).

Children

'Cecilia Jonsdotter' , died 1411. She donated 1410-10-19 Forsvik's mill in Undenäs parish, Skaraborg county for camp town in Vadstena monastery. (RKn.) Married before 1386-03-22 to the Swedish knight, Norwegian Councilor Ulf Holmgersson (lion beam).

'Ulf Jonsson' . Knights and Councilors. Died 1415. Ancestor of the Ervalla branch.

'Håkan Jonsson' . Norwegian knight and councilor. Declared in 1388 to have no inheritance rights to the Norwegian throne.

'Ivar Jonsson' , lived 1415. He had a daughter Sigrid Ivarsdotter, married to Helge Sämundsson.

'Brynjulf ​​Jonsson' . Riksråd. Died before 1422. Ancestor of the Hjelmsäter branch.

OCCUPATION: Baron and Riksråd BIRTH: CIR1312, Sudreim (Sørum), Romerike, AK BAPTISM: [Rose] to Borregaard DEATH: CIR1395, Sørum, Romerike, AK BURIAL: Eide (drive?) Elin (Elingaard), Onsøy NATURALIZATION: BEF 3 Nov 1337, Knight. Residing at Huseby, Onsøy, ØF

Born: Cir 1312

Married: 1350

Died: Cir 1390

General Notes:

The Havtore sons belonged to the lieutenant nobility, Norway's old high nobility. The family gradually became so distinguished that the members searched outside the country's borders to find equal spouses. Jon managed Borgesyssel and lived partly at Borregård and partly at Huseby. Jon and his brother Sigurd may not have been adults when his father died in 1319 or 1320. They do not seem to have been born yet in January 1312, when King Håkon gave Borregård to Havtore and. The final division of the inheritance has probably only taken place later. Mr. Jon is mentioned in a document for the first time in 1337 and was already a knight. A few years later he married the Swedish noblewoman Birgitta Knutsdatter. In a document after 1395, it is said that Jon once held an autumn feast, one on Elin. There was no better way than for a man named Helge to add a stab to one of the other guests, and for that he was tied up and put in a darkroom (). It also appears from the same document that Jon had started collecting land in Onsøy. Jon's son Håkon was mentioned as king after Olav Håkonsson's death in 1387. In 1331, probably in the autumn, Magnus Eriksson was declared of age. It was a young man of only fifteen years who took over government power in the two kingdoms of the Union. From now on, Magnus was personally responsible for the board. The term of office of the caretaker government was formally out. An Icelandic analyst tells during the year 1333 that Erling Vidkunsson, Havtoresønnene and Ulv Saxesson had taken over Tunsberghus and refused to hand over the castle to its rightful lord. This was rebellion. Some time later, however, they withdrew and obtained the king's mercy. Only Ulv Saxesson failed to help King Magnus, instead he fled the country. 15.08.1343 Erling Vidkunsson, Sigurd and Jon Havtoresssønner, Ivar Ogmundsson, Håkon Ogmundsson, Ogmund Guttormsson, Ulv Saxesson, Bjarne Erlingsson, Ogmund Finnsson, Gert Smidsson and Eilif Eilifsson, all the secular members of the Riksdag, issued the following letter: A similar prelate statement. In 1343, it was the council that together with King Magnus made Håkon King of Norway. The action of the Riksråd on this occasion was clearly legislative, in the actual sense it can be characterized as a royal election. The distance to the Sverre family's automatic hereditary kingdom was obvious. The events at Varberg also demonstrated that the council had won an independent constitutional position. Three years later, a dispute arose between King Magnus and the sons of Havtore over the latter's right to own Borgesysla. The sons of Havtore had in their time been endowed with

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{geni:about_me} http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Hafthoress%C3%B8n

https://nbl.snl.no/Jon_Havtoresson

http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00475812&tree=LEO

http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I67590&tree=2

http://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=6828

http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Roos_af_Hjelms%C3%A4ter_nr_51

Gjorde jämte brodern Sigurd Hafthorson och andra uppror mot konung Magnus Eriksson 1333, men detta stillades snart. Deltog 1337 ånyo i en uppresning mot konungen, varunder Akershus intogs, men förlikning slöts 1339-08-15 i Bohus.Var riddare och riksråd 1343, då de norska stormännen hyllade Håkan Magnusson som konung i Norge. Fråndömdes 1347 jämte brodern Sigurd Borgesyssels län i Smaalenene samt, som bröderna erhållit i förläning av morfadern, konung Håkan. Undertecknade konung Magnus' norska testamente 1349. Sålde 1350-02-21 sin hälft i Hammarö i Värmland, som han erhållit med sin hustru, till konung Magnus. Deltog i mötet i Bohus

1361, då det norska riksrådet anslöt sig till Sveriges förbund med hansestäderna. Kallas baro regni Norvegiæ 1369. Satt i riksrådet ännu 1380. Bodde på sina egendomar Huseby på halvön Onsö i Borgesyssel och Ellingård i Smaalenene. Levde ännu 1395

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Gift före 1350 med Birgitta Knutsdotter, död 1395 på Huseby, dotter av lagmannen, först i Värmland, sedan i Västergötland, riddaren och riksrådet Knut Magnusson (lejon) och Cecilia Röriksdotter (griphuvud).

Barn

Cecilia Jonsdotter, död 1411. Hon skänkte 1410-10-19 Forsviks kvarn i Undenäs socken, Skaraborgs län för lägerstad i Vadstena kloster. (RKn.) Gift före 1386-03-22 med svenske riddaren, norska riksrådet Ulf Holmgersson (lejonbjelke).

Ulf Jonsson. Riddare och riksråd. Död 1415. Stamfader för Ervallagrenen.

Håkan Jonsson. Norsk riddare och riksråd. Förklarade sig 1388 icke hava någon arvsrätt till Norges tron.

Ivar Jonsson, levde 1415. Han hade en dotter Sigrid Ivarsdotter, gift med Helge Sämundsson.

Brynjulf Jonsson. Riksråd. Död före 1422. Stamfader för Hjelmsätersgrenen.

OCCUPATION: Baron og Riksråd BIRTH: CIR1312, Sudreim (Sørum), Romerike, AK BAPTISM: [Rose] til Borregaard DEATH: CIR1395, Sørum, Romerike, AK BURIAL: Eide (drev ?) Elin (Elingaard), Onsøy NATURALIZATION: BEF 3 Nov 1337, Ridder. Bosatt på Huseby, Onsøy, ØF

Born: Cir 1312

Married: 1350

Died: Cir 1390

General Notes:

Kilder og litteratur

DN, bd. 1 nr. 132 og 640, bd. 2 nr. 835–836, bd. 4 nr. 549–550 og 649, bd. 21 nr 133

Diplomatarium Suecanum, bd. 6 nr. 4564

Biskop Eysteins Jordebog (Den Røde Bog), 1879

Isl.Ann., s. 154, 207, 348 og 398

RN, bd. 4–7

NFH, 2. hovedavd., 1862–63, s. 155 note 1

Närkes medeltida urkunder nr. 209, utg. av K. G. Grandinson, Stockholm 1935

H. Koht: biografi i NBL1, bd. 7, 1936

H. Sollied: “Kildekritiske undersøkelser vedrørende nogen middelalderslekter, Sudrheims-ætten”, i NST, bd. 8, 1942, s. 112–132, 259–280 og 384–402

N. Ahnlund: Jämtlands och Härjedalens historia, bd. 1, Stockholm 1948, s. 243

K. Helle: Konge og gode menn i norsk riksstyring ca. 1150–1319, 1972, s. 587

G. A. Blom: Norge i union på 1300-tallet, del 1 og 2, Trondheim 1992

G. I. Leistad: “Nesøya og Nesøygodsets eiere i middelalderen og tidlig ny tid”, i Asker og Bærums historielags skrifter 37, 1997, s. 311–346

H. Gillingstam: “Roos”, i SBL, bd. 30, hf. 148, Stockholm 1999, s. 348–354