Ingeborg Magnusdotter¹ 1303–>1358

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Ingeborg Magnusdotter Gregersson oä Folkungem (Folkungaättens oäkta gren)

Daughter of Magnus Birgersson and Ingegerd Filipsdotter

Ingeborg Magnusdotter. Lived in 1331, brought in the estate goods in Åkers hd in Södermanland. Still alive in 1358, when she and the children passed on the inheritance to the husband. — Married on 4 October 1324 in Stockholm to Karl Dansson (Stjärnbjälke), who is mentioned in 1319, was still alive on 21 October 1354 but died on 6 May 1358.

For the ennobled but not introduced nobleman Stiernbielke, see Stiernbielke

Bishop Anund Jonsson, who was called Bishop Anund, was bishop in Strängnäs diocese 1275–1291 and stood on Magnus Ladulå's side in the war against his brother Valdemar. His brother Dan Jonsson (Stjärnbjälke), carried in the coat of arms three stars on an oblique beam and was a knight and councilor, [2] with a seat in Svälinge. [3] Named in 1295 (sigilant, with a very clear coat of arms seal), [4] in 1297 when he renounces the right to two farms his brother has bequeathed to the church in Strängnäs, [5]

Karl Dansson (Stjärnbjälke) and Ingeborg Magnusdotter (daughter of Magnus Gregersson who was the grandson of earl Birger), married in 1324 in Stockholm. Their daughter Ingegärd Karlsdotter married Ragvald Nilsson (Fargalt) in 1354, who had a daughter and two sons. Probable son: In 1361 a letter is mentioned in which Gregers Karlsson (Stiernbielke) pledges goods to Ragvald Nilsson.[6] Johan Dansson, canik in Strängnäs, mentioned as brother of Karl Dansson. [7] In 1385, Mats Gustavsson (sparrow) collected penance from Inge Ingesson (3 stars in column) and Laurens Ingesson (slanted beam coated with three stars) for killing Bård Håkansson (Oxenstierna).[8][9]

1417, on May 9, Inge Ingesson mortgages to Bengt Dansson farms in Ryssby and Böle in Ryssby parish, Norra Möre district.[10]

In 1599, a Måns Olofsson (Stjärnbjälke) to Ekäng, court eunuch and warlord, is mentioned as the owner of Rösjöholm. Måns was shot during the siege of Kalmar castle on 04/30/1599.[11] Marshal Måns Olofsson (Stiernbielke) was married to Anna Larsdotter Bröms.

The daughter, Margareta Månsdotter (Stjärnbjälke) was married to Göran Armsköld.

SDHK no: 3297

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Dating: 1324 October 5, Place of issue: Stockholm

Karl Dansson gives his wife Ingeborg tomorrow 3 land in Kumla, 20 örtugland in Berga and one öreland in Ingaby. Olof, Archbishop of Uppsala, Knut Jonsson, Erik Valdemarsson, Ulf Gudmarsson, Knut Folkeson, Greger Magnusson and the issuer seal.

A letter of inspection is presented to all. Charles Dansson eternal salvation in the Lord. You have given me, to my dear husband, the underwritten possessions, namely, three marches in the garden. twenty solids in bierghum. and that one piece of land jn jngaby, by reason of a donation on account of marriages, said vulgarly to be morghongiffh, was released, to be possessed in perpetuity, with such a condition added, that children, if any of us should be procreated by God, should succeed in the said estates, by maternal succession, not paternal, if but the other of us, having no children, happened to be called from this life, the one of us who survived, the estates mentioned let him retain it, without redemption or demand of any kind. In witness of which, the seals of the venerable father Olaus, Archbishop of Vpsal, and of the noble men, lords, Kanut Jonsson Dapifer, Eric Waldemarsson, Wulfonis Gudmarsson, and Kanut Folkason, and Gregorij Magnusson, one with my own seal, are attached. Given at Stockholm in the year of the Lord .M.° 300° 244º on the third of the ninth of October.

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Dating: 1331 May 20

Karl Dansson, with the approval of his wife Ingeborg and her brothers, exchanges 9 öresland in Medellenna and Söderllenna to the knight Nils Abjörnsson for a piece of land in Solberga in Teda parish and 2 herbage lands in Bondakyrklinge. Greger Magnusson, Karl Orostoson, Karl Magnusson, Johannes Magnusson and the issuer seal.

To all who see this writing, Karolus Dansson, greetings in the lord's sempiternal Noueritis, I have, by the consent of my beloved spouses of Jingburgh, and at the request of the brothers of the same, made an exchange of land with the noble soldier lord Nicolaus Abiornason in this manner, that I, Charlesus, assign to the same lord Nicolaus and his heirs the new borders of the land in Medhallen and Sudherlen with each and every one of their adjacencies placed near or at a distance to be permanently possessed by right without any encumbrances or exceptions, receiving from the same lord Nicholas for me and my heirs one march of land in the parish of Solberg and two solids of land in the town of bondakyrlinge under the conditions of all that are expressly stated above Jn the witness of which is the seal of the noble men lords Gregory Magnusson and Karol Orostson of the soldiers, Karol Magnusson and Johannes Magnusson of arms With my and my spouse's presupposed present, I have attached, Given in the year of the Lord 10030330 pentecost

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Sources Original: Or. perg., RA 0101 images, Post-medieval transcripts: Hadorph: E 80, p. 27, No. 13; Örnhielm: Misc. 4:14

Folkungaättens oäkta gren

Magnus Gregersson (son of Gregers, tab. 1). Mentioned on 19.10 1285. Was a squire in 1286 and a knight in 1288. Belonged to King Birger's council apparently already in 1291 and in any case in 1299. Was a lawman in Västmanland in 1305. Mentioned as alive no later than 13.12 1319. Was dead on 9.1 1326 and was buried with the Dominicans in Sigtuna. Had paternal estate on Arnö in övergrans sn in Håbo hd in Uppland, which he sold to Uppsala cathedral. Owned Brunnsholm in Näs sn in Åsunda hd in Uppland as well as several landed properties on Ängsö in the same mentioned sn in Yttertjurbo hd in Västmanland, which he exchanged for land in Vallentuna hd in Uppland. In addition, he owned straw goods in Rasbo, Hagunda, Ulleråkers and Vaksala hd in Uppland. Married the first time after 27.9 1282 but before 10.12 1288 to Ragnhild Erlandsdotter who was the daughter of Mr. Erland Israelsson (Finstaätten) and Katarina Johansdotter (Ängel), and who had previously been married to Mr. Johan Karlsson (Fånöätten), executed in 1280. She drew up her will 10.12 1288 and then chose his camp town at the preacher brothers in Sigtuna. Magnus Gregersson was then, before 4.11 1295, remarried to Ingegärd Filipsdotter, daughter of the knight Filip Finvidsson (Rumbyätten) and a daughter of Karl Tjelvason (Fånöätten). As a widow, Ingegärd made her will in 1326 and chose her camp town with the preacher brothers in Sigtuna. Still alive 16.2 1328.

Children

1. Peter Magnusson. Was underage in 1298 and again in 1302. Was dead on 3.12 1310, when he was buried and his father made his will, in which legacies were assigned to the churches in Fittja in Lagunda hd in Uppland and in Aspö in Selebo hd in Södermanland, where he apparently owned property. The farm Dalby in Aspö sn in Selebo hd was also determined as a pledge for the legacy. Owned mother land in Frötuna shipyard in Uppland. Inherited from his maternal uncle, the canine Karl Erlandsson, land in Färentuna hd in Uppland. Surrendered in 1310 to Sko Kloster for atonement for committed violence land in Frösåkers and Färentuna hd in Uppland, as well as in Svartlösa and Hölebo hd in Södermanland. Was married to Helena, who was called domina but did not have her own seal.

2. Gregers Magnusson, 1318, died trol. 1348, knight, councillor, drots. See tab. 4.

2. Ingeborg Magnusdotter. Lived in 1331, brought in the estate goods in Åkers hd in Södermanland. Still alive in 1358, when she and the children passed on the inheritance to the husband. — Married on 4 October 1324 in Stockholm to Karl Dansson (Stjärnbjälke), who is mentioned in 1319, was still alive on 21 October 1354 but died on 6 May 1358.

2. Margareta Magnusdotter. Entered Sko Cistercian monastery before 1318. Still alive 29.5 1328.

2. Kristina Magnusdotter. Called "domina Cristina, neptis mea", in her maternal uncle Jedvard Filipsson's will in 1328. Lived in 1361 in Stockby on Lidingön. On 21.9 1364 she entered St. Klara monastery in Stockholm with land in Skepptuna sn in Seminghundra hd in Uppland. Was before 25.3 1327 and probably also before 22.10 1324 married to the Riksdag knight Finvid Nilsson (Frössviksätten), who appears in the records no earlier than 5.6 1298 and, weak in body, made his will 25.3 1327, when he chose his camp town in Skokloster.

2. Knut Magnusson. Mentioned 1326-1328 as preacher brother in Sigtuna.

2. Karl Magnusson, 1328—1347. See tab. 6.

2. Johan Magnusson, 1328—1340, knight, lawman (? subordinate). See tab. 11.

2. Helena Magnusdotter. Died no later than 1345. Married no later than 1318 to Riksrad Karl Orestason (Färla, Oreste Keldorsson's family), who is mentioned in 1312 and was still alive in 1335 but was dead in 1345.

Sources

Ätten Stjärnbjälke (från Småland) av Jan Eric Almquist i Släkt och Hävd, nr 2, 1968, sidor 73-84

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Ätten Stjärnbjälke (från Småland) av Jan Eric Almquist i Släkt och Hävd nr 2, 1968, sidor 73-84