Noter:
Boel Olufsdatter first married Jesper Aagesen Kræmmer; records show
they were living in Allinge in 1647. Jesper Aagesen, known in 1648 to
be a merchand (købmand) living at the
"Kæmnergaarden" in Allinge; where he did business with Lübeck.
In 1658 Jens Pedersen Kofoed initiated a rebellion
against the Swedes - who had recently rested control of Bornholm away
from the Danish crown. The pivotal moment
of the rebellion was assasination of the Swedish Commandant
Printzensköld on the 8th of December. Later that day Jens Pedersen
Kofoed led a band of men north to the fortress of
Hammershus, where they convinced the Swedish army-unit stationed
there to surrender. Jesper Aagesen stood guard at Hammershus that
night; according to reports Jens Kofoed
allowed Jesper to bring one barrel of ale with him.
Jesper is likely to have died circa 1665, as Boel had a son she named
Jesper, born in February of 1667, with her second husband Anders
Andersen Bleking. From his name we came
assume he was probably from Blekinge province (now part of
Sverige/Sweden); probate held February 29, 1685. There were children
born in both marriages.
In the Åker-åkirkeby parish register can be found the following
"communicantes" in 1667:
"Imellem den 27 og 28 Feb. om natten er laget et Hittebarn i en
Stæden Ingmarsgaard i Vestmariæ Sogn, vel ind Svøbt og med silæder
ret forsørget. Barnets Moder er siden
obenbaret at være Boel Olsdatter sal. Jesper Kremmers enche i
Allinge. Faderen Anders Blegindsfahr. Barnet er kaldet Jesper."
(translated to english:) "In the night between 27th and the 28th of
February was admitted one Foundling to a home on Ingmarsgaard in
Vestmarie Parish, well Swaddled and in a
harness right was attempted. Child's Mother is since revealed to be
Boel Olsdatter the deceased Jesper Kræmmer's widow of Allinge.
Father: Anders Bleking. Child is named Jesper."
Probate for Anders Andersen Bleking, February 29, 1685, page 4b:
Anders Andersen, Allinge. Enke: Boeld Olleufsdatter. Arvinger: 1 søn,
1 datter: Anders Andersen, 14 aar;
Margrete Andersdatter, 13 aar.
they were living in Allinge in 1647. Jesper Aagesen, known in 1648 to
be a merchand (købmand) living at the
"Kæmnergaarden" in Allinge; where he did business with Lübeck.
In 1658 Jens Pedersen Kofoed initiated a rebellion
against the Swedes - who had recently rested control of Bornholm away
from the Danish crown. The pivotal moment
of the rebellion was assasination of the Swedish Commandant
Printzensköld on the 8th of December. Later that day Jens Pedersen
Kofoed led a band of men north to the fortress of
Hammershus, where they convinced the Swedish army-unit stationed
there to surrender. Jesper Aagesen stood guard at Hammershus that
night; according to reports Jens Kofoed
allowed Jesper to bring one barrel of ale with him.
Jesper is likely to have died circa 1665, as Boel had a son she named
Jesper, born in February of 1667, with her second husband Anders
Andersen Bleking. From his name we came
assume he was probably from Blekinge province (now part of
Sverige/Sweden); probate held February 29, 1685. There were children
born in both marriages.
In the Åker-åkirkeby parish register can be found the following
"communicantes" in 1667:
"Imellem den 27 og 28 Feb. om natten er laget et Hittebarn i en
Stæden Ingmarsgaard i Vestmariæ Sogn, vel ind Svøbt og med silæder
ret forsørget. Barnets Moder er siden
obenbaret at være Boel Olsdatter sal. Jesper Kremmers enche i
Allinge. Faderen Anders Blegindsfahr. Barnet er kaldet Jesper."
(translated to english:) "In the night between 27th and the 28th of
February was admitted one Foundling to a home on Ingmarsgaard in
Vestmarie Parish, well Swaddled and in a
harness right was attempted. Child's Mother is since revealed to be
Boel Olsdatter the deceased Jesper Kræmmer's widow of Allinge.
Father: Anders Bleking. Child is named Jesper."
Probate for Anders Andersen Bleking, February 29, 1685, page 4b:
Anders Andersen, Allinge. Enke: Boeld Olleufsdatter. Arvinger: 1 søn,
1 datter: Anders Andersen, 14 aar;
Margrete Andersdatter, 13 aar.