Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
The 1931 famiily tree chart from Norway shows a Gutorm Ivarsson and also a Gutorm Ivarson. They are clearly the same person, although for reasons of space and layout, they are placed far from each other on this crowded chart. One is said to be at at Nordheim and dying in 1306; the other at Nordheim and has a his son-in-law living in 1306. Each has one child, a daughter shown as “N.N.” Here and elsewhere on this chart, “N.N.” seems to signify “name unknown.”
The two “N. N,” daughters marry different men, however, so they are not the same person. This one has a daughter “N.N.” but then a gap of many generations until the next descendants. The other one has many descendants.
There’s no problem with space and layout in this digital genealogy, so I have here listed both daughters under one Gutorm and arbitrarily spelled his name Ivarsson.
The two “N. N,” daughters marry different men, however, so they are not the same person. This one has a daughter “N.N.” but then a gap of many generations until the next descendants. The other one has many descendants.
There’s no problem with space and layout in this digital genealogy, so I have here listed both daughters under one Gutorm and arbitrarily spelled his name Ivarsson.
Spouses
Misc. Notes
Obviously Peder, who was at Sandven in 1306, cannot be the father of Torbjørn, who went there in 1564.
The phrase “Hans ætling var:” must be the key here (and elsewhere in the 1931 family tree chart). It must mean that several generations have been omitted between Peder and Torbjørn.
The phrase “Hans ætling var:” must be the key here (and elsewhere in the 1931 family tree chart). It must mean that several generations have been omitted between Peder and Torbjørn.
ChildrenTorbjørn