Noteringar
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| 251 | Dödsorsak: Kikhosta | LARSDOTTER, Greta (I2171)
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| 252 | Dödsorsak: Luftvägsinflamation och Tarminflamation | JOHANSSON, Erik Folke (I1638)
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| 253 | Dödsorsak: Slag | NILSDOTTER, Maja (I1652)
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| 254 | Dog 6 veckor gammal | INGEMARSSON, Anders (I1516)
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| 255 | Dog före 1891. | NILSEN, Ragna Lovise (I30)
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| 256 | Dog hon 1906? | NILSEN, Sigrid Marie (I2405)
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| 257 | Dog i slaget vid Stamford Bridge i England | SIGURDSEN, Kung Kung Harald III "Hardråde" (I1797)
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| 258 | Dog under hösten av sjukdom | KYRRE HARALDSEN, Kung Kung Olav III "den fredelige" (I1794)
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| 259 | Dog: Nära River Quoile, Connaugt, Ulster, Ireland. Han dog i strid efter att ha fått en yxa i halsen. | OLAVSSON, Kung Magnus "Barfot" (I1776)
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| 260 | Dop Marie Kjernli: Kirkeboka Romedal/Romedal 1929 | F. KJERNLI ANDERSEN, Marie (I95)
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| 261 | Dop: Föräldrar: Peter Eriksson och h. Elin Jönsdotter. Test: Smeden Alexander Hultin h. Catharina håkansd. i Trästenshult. Eskill Jönsson i Trästenshult P. Bengta Samuelsdotter i Ålshult. Bosatt: ca 1783 Backstugan, Skatelöv Norregård, Skatelöv, Skatelöv. 1789 Månsagården, Grimslöv, Skatelöv. 1795 Hjortsberga. 1798 Huseby, Skatelöv. Från Kvenneberga. Död: 1808-11-16 Finland - Dog under finska kriget | PETTERSSON (HUSBERG) ROTH, Börje (I1024)
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| 262 | Döpt hemma 4 Mar 1889 av Snickare Vilhelm Larsen, Viden (?), Enkan Marie Olsen (?) och modern. | ANDERSEN, Ragnvald Marensius (I189)
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| 263 | Dopvittnen: ? ? Mobeck, Jonas ?, ? , Brita i Folkarp? , Maria ?, pig. Cajsa i Sutarp. | HANSSON, Olof (I2177)
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| 264 | Dopvittnen: ? Lars i Hallvarby?, Carin i ?, pig. anica i Hallvarby?, Pär ... ... , Abraham i Skog, ... ... i ? och Samuel i Kallrby. | ANDERSSON, Jonas (I2192)
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| 265 | Dopvittnen: F: Lars Persson: m: H: Brita Jonsdr 27 i Barkesved. W Brick: Salomon Larsson: H: Catharina Persdotr i Kringstorp, Dr. Carl Jacobsson, Pig Stina Jacobsdtr i Åkroken. | LARSDOTTER, Anna Stina (I2195)
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| 266 | Dopvittnen: Fadren Skräddaren Lars Larsson Modr H Brita Johansdotter. Witnen. Bond. Anders Persson och dess H. Anna Majia Jonsdtr i Hollingstorp. Sokneskom. And. Zwist?. Skrädd. Carlström, Pigorna Anna Olofsdtr i Humpen och Sara Gunarsdtr i Barksved. | LARSSON, Johannes (I2196)
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| 267 | Dopvittnen: Fältveblen ? Magnus Mobeck, Lars Eliasson ?, Jonas Svensson i ?, Carl Nilsson i Fotsjö, Hustrun? Ingeborg Pehrsdotter i Biöstorp, pig. Caisa Svensdotter i Sutarp, pig. Maria i Fotsjö, pig. Maria Larsdotter ibidern. | HANSDOTTER, Greta (I2142)
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| 268 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrar Skräddaren Lars Larsson och dess hustru Brita Johansdotter. Witnen Bond Carl Olofsson i Ringetorp och dess hustru Anna Majia. Drm Magnus Persson i Måristorp. Pig Anna Greta Bengtsdtr i Barksved. | LARSDOTTER, Brita Lisa (I2198)
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| 269 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrar Skräddaren Lars LArsson och dess hustru Brita Johansdtr. Witnen Bonden Jonas Olofsson och dess hustru? i Dalshult. Dr Carl Andersson i Moshult, P. Lena Cajsa Jönsdtr i Dalshult. | LARSDOTTER, Johanna (I1631)
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| 270 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrar Skräddaren Lars Larsson och dess Hustru. Witnen Appelgren i Ringetorp och dess Hustru, ... deras dotter Sophie Marie, Dr. Niclas Simonsson. | LARSDOTTER, Lena Sophia (I2197)
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| 271 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrar Torparen Lars Larsson och dess H Brita Johansdtr. Witnen Bond Carl Persson och i dess hust i Gunnarsbo. Dr Anders Jonsson i Dalshult. Pig. Majia Persdtr (Larsdotter?) i Murnmåla?. | LARSSON, Carl Gustav (I2199)
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| 272 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrarna | BLOM, Sven Reinhold (I988)
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| 273 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrarna. | BLOM, Erik Gösta (I2089)
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| 274 | Dopvittnen: Föräldrarna. Modern kyrktagen 6 Feb 1914. Kyrktagning (även kallat «En moders tacksägelse» eller «Barnakvinnors kyrkogång») är en äldre kyrklig rit genom vilken man tackade Gud för en nybliven moders återhämtade krafter och välkomnade henne tillbaka till församlingens gudstjänstgemenskap. Riten kom också med tiden att alltmer innebära ett tack för barnet (barnen) som fötts. | BLOM, Ture Ragnar (I216)
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| 275 | Dopvittnen: Johannes af ?, Per ?, ?, Greta Mobak?, Sara i ?. | HANSSON, Sven (I2178)
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| 276 | Dopvittnen: Lars o Måns i Dårebo, Anders i Fotsjö, Anders i Sutarp, (Magnus) Moback i Långliden i Gränna sn, h Karin i Stora Gölen, p Kaisa i Fotsjö, p Ingrid ib. | HANSDOTTER, Stina (I2165)
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| 277 | Dopvittnen: Lars Pehrsson och Kerstin Larsdotter ... Lars i ... ... Kåns Nilsson i ... ... Jonas Månsson i ... ... Cajsa Lisa ?. Kerstin Månsdottter i ... ... Moderen 34 år gammal. | LARSSON, Lars (I2193)
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| 278 | Dopvittnen: Magnus Humble (Vallstorp i Adelöv ? besläktad med Rothkirks), vidare Jonas Jonsson i Fotsjö, dr Sven Jönsson i Åsen, dr Sven Larsson i Fotsjö, h Greta Göransdr i Dårebo, h Maria Håkansdr i Fotsjö, p Kerstin Jonsdr ib, p Sara Eriksdr ib. | HANSDOTTER, Maria / Maia (I2176)
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| 279 | Dopvittnen: Modern ?, pig Elin Maria Fakle... , Sjöstorp. | BLOM, Karin Elisabeth (I987)
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| 280 | Dopvittnen: Pär Jönsson i Räfskilseg ?, Olof i Skramlan, Bengt i Bro?, Pär Jönsson i Räfskilseg ?, Anna Larsdtr i ?, ?, Ingrid Jonsdotter i Broo, farfar? i från ? i Räfskilseg ?. | ANDERSDOTTER I HÄLLAN, Ingrid (I2120)
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| 281 | Dopvittnen: Rättaren Karl Gustaf Gustafsson från Ullevi Rusthåll ö.h.h. Anna Ottilia Petterson. | JOHANSSON, Elsa Lydia (I2088)
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| 282 | Døde i slaget på Stiklestad | GUDRØDSSON GRENSKE, Kung Kung Olav "den hellige" (I1807)
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| 283 | Dräng på Skog. Catharina från Ruskilsby i Stora Åby | Familj F691
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| 284 | Drept i kamp utenfor Tønsberg mot Eirik Blodøks | HARALDSSON, Kung Sigfrod (I1886)
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| 285 | Drept med en stang som hørte til en vedslæde. | JONSSØN BENKESTOK, Torlof (I1693)
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| 286 | Drottning Helena Stenkilsson av Sverige (Torildsdotter av Sverige) Engelska (förvalt): Queen Helena Torildsdotter Stenkilsson av Sverige (Torildsdotter av Sverige), Litauiska: Karalien? Elena Stenkilsson av Sverige (Torildsdotter av Sverige), Švedijos Karalien? Also Known As: "Helena Torildsdotter Blot-Sven av Skövde" Birthdate: cirka 1065 Birthplace: Sweden Death: 1140 (71-79) Vreta kloster, Berg, Östergötland, Sweden Begravningsort: Sweden Närstående: Dotter till Kung Torild Totilsson av Sverige, King of Sweden och Cecilia Hustru till Inge "den äldre", kung av Sverige Moder till Kristin Ingesdottir of Sweden; Margareta Ingesdotter Fredkulla; Ragnvald Ingesson Knaphövde, Kung av Sverige; Prinsessa Katarina Ingesdotter, Prinsessa av Sverige och Danmark och Ingrid Ingesdotter Syster till Blot-Sven; Dronning Sigrid Torildsdotter av Hunaland och Djärv ? Occupation: Dronning av Sverige, Sister of Blot-Sven | STENKILSSON, Drottning Helena (I1896)
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| 287 | Drottning på Isle of Man, England. At that time Reginald caused his brother Olave to marry Lanon the daughter of a certain man of rank of Kintyre, sister to his own wife, and gave him the afore said island of Lewis, whether Olave, taking leave of his brother, went with his wife, amid dwelt there. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) Know you not that you lived long with the cousin of her whom you now have as your wife? Olave did not deny the truth of what had been said, and acknowledged that he had long kept her cousin as a concubine. A synod therefore was assembled, and in it bishop Reginald canonically separated Olave the son of Godred and Lauon his wife. Afterwards, Olave married Christina, daughter of Fenquhard, Earl of Ross. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) The grounds for this annulment were that Olaf had previously kept a first cousin of his wife as a concubine and was therefore, technically, committing incest. This seems an extremely nice distinction for mediaval Gaeldom, and the requel to this story probably explains the real motive. On being released from his first marriage to Lauon, a daughter of a nobleman in Kintyre, Olaf married Christina the daughter of Ferchar Earl of Ross. Lauon's father is nowhere named in our sources, but it is likely that he was Ruaídrí son of Rognvald son of Somerled who ruled Kintyre in the early thirteenth century. Ruaídrí appears to have lost his lands, and perhaps his life, in the course of the Scottish king Alexander II's expedition(s) to the west in 1221 and/or 1222. Following its account of Olaf's marriage to Christina, the Chronicle tells us that Laon's sister, queen to king Rognvald, provoked Rognvald's son Godred into attacking his uncle Olaf. Despite initial discomfiture, Olaf, with the helf of earl Ferchar, overcame his nephew. This incident is dated to the year 1223. The dating would suggest that it was the collapse of Ruaídrí's position in Kintyre that led Olaf, now based in the North, to seek a more appropriate ally in Ferchar. If this interpretation of events is correct then we should see bishop Rognvald as the tool of Olaf's policy rather than as an officious reformer. It would be interesting to know whether the Mac Ruaídrís owed their later position of strength in Garmoran and the Long Island to Olaf's patronage." Her får vi interessante antydninger om slektstilhørighet for Lauon og hennes søster som føres tilbake til Somerled. Han var gift med Ragnhild datter av Olav Gudrødson og Ingebjørg. Ingebjørg var igjen datter of Håkon, jarl på Orknøyene. (May Teistevoll, Norge) At that time Reginald caused his brother Olave to marry Lanon the daughter of a certain man of rank of Kintyre, sister to his own wife, and gave him the afore said island of Lewis, whether Olave, taking leave of his brother, went with his wife, amid dwelt there. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) | OF KINTYRE, Lawon (I450)
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| 288 | Drottning på Isle of Man, England. But the wife of King Reginald, Queen of the Isles, pained by the separation of her sister from Olave, and moved by the gall of bitterness, and sower of all the discord between Reginald and Olave, wrote secretly in the name of King Reginald, to her son Godred, who was in the isle of Sky, to seize and kill Olave. Godred, on receipt of the letter, collected a force and went to Lewis for the purpose of carrying out, if he could, his mother's truly wicked desires. Olave, however, entering a small boat, with a few men, with difficulty avoided Godred, and fled to his father-in-law, the Earl of Ross, whilst Godred laid waste nearly the whole island, killed a few of the inhabitants, and returned home. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) At that time Reginald caused his brother Olave to marry Lanon' the daughter of a certain man of rank of Kintyre, sister to his own wife, and gave him the afore said island of Lewis, whether Olave, taking leave of his brother, went with his wife, amid dwelt there. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) Know you not that you lived long with the cousin of her whom you now have as your wife ? Olave did not deny the truth of what had been said, and acknowledged that he had long kept her cousin as a concubine. A synod therefore was assembled, and in it bishop Reginald canonically separated Olave the son of Godred and Lauon his wife. Afterwards, Olave married Christina, daughter of Fenquhard, Earl of Ross. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) The grounds for this annulment were that Olaf had previously kept a first cousin of his wife as a concubine and was therefore, technically, committing incest. This seems an extremely nice distinction for mediaval Gaeldom, and the requel to this story probably explains the real motive. On being released from his first marriage to Lauon, a daughter of a nobleman in Kintyre, Olaf married Christina the daughter of Ferchar earl of Ross. Lauon's father is nowhere named in our sources, but it is likely that he was Ruaídrí son of Rognvald son of Somerled who ruled Kintyre in the early thirteenth century. Ruaídrí appears to have lost his lands, and perhaps his life, in the course of the Scottish king Alexander II's expedition(s) to the west in 1221 and/or 1222. Following its account of Olaf's marriage to Christina, the Chronicle tells us that Laon's sister, queen to king Rognvald, provoked Rognvald's son Godred into attacking his uncle Olaf. Despite initial discomfiture, Olaf, with the helf of earl Ferchar, overcame his nephew. This incident is dated to the year 1223. The dating would suggest that it was the collapse of Ruaídrí's position in Kintyre that led Olaf, now based in the North, to seek a more appropriate ally in Ferchar. If this interpretation of events is correct then we should see bishop Rognvald as the tool of Olaf's policy rather than as an officious reformer. It would be interesting to know whether the Mac Ruaídrís owed their later position of strength in Garmoran and the Long Island to Olaf's patronage." Her får vi interessante antydninger om slektstilhørighet for Lauon og hennes søster som føres tilbake til Somerled. Han var gift med Ragnhild datter av Olav Gudrødson og Ingebjørg. Ingebjørg var igjen datter of Håkon, jarl på Orknøyene. (The diocese of Sudreyar i boken Ecclesia Nidrosiensis 1153-1537, Alex Woolf) | OF KINTYRE, NN (I444)
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| 289 | Drottning på Isle of Man, England. But the wife of King Reginald, Queen of the Isles, pained by the separation of her sister from Olave, and moved by the gall of bitterness, and sower of all the discord between Reginald and Olave, wrote secretly in the name of King Reginald, to her son Godred, who was in the isle of Sky, to seize and kill Olave. Godred, on receipt of the letter, collected a force and went to Lewis for the purpose of carrying out, if he could, his mother's truly wicked desires. Olave, however, entering a small boat, with a few men, with difficulty avoided Godred, and fled to his father-in-law, the Earl of Ross, whilst Godred laid waste nearly the whole island, killed a few of the inhabitants, and returned home. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) At that time Reginald caused his brother Olave to marry Lanon' the daughter of a certain man of rank of Kintyre, sister to his own wife, and gave him the afore said island of Lewis, whether Olave, taking leave of his brother, went with his wife, amid dwelt there. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) Know you not that you lived long with the cousin of her whom you now have as your wife ? Olave did not deny the truth of what had been said, and acknowledged that he had long kept her cousin as a concubine. A synod therefore was assembled, and in it bishop Reginald canonically separated Olave the son of Godred and Lauon his wife. Afterwards, Olave married Christina, daughter of Fenquhard, Earl of Ross. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) The grounds for this annulment were that Olaf had previously kept a first cousin of his wife as a concubine and was therefore, technically, committing incest. This seems an extremely nice distinction for mediaval Gaeldom, and the requel to this story probably explains the real motive. On being released from his first marriage to Lauon, a daughter of a nobleman in Kintyre, Olaf married Christina the daughter of Ferchar earl of Ross. Lauon's father is nowhere named in our sources, but it is likely that he was Ruaídrí son of Rognvald son of Somerled who ruled Kintyre in the early thirteenth century. Ruaídrí appears to have lost his lands, and perhaps his life, in the course of the Scottish king Alexander II's expedition(s) to the west in 1221 and/or 1222. Following its account of Olaf's marriage to Christina, the Chronicle tells us that Laon's sister, queen to king Rognvald, provoked Rognvald's son Godred into attacking his uncle Olaf. Despite initial discomfiture, Olaf, with the helf of earl Ferchar, overcame his nephew. This incident is dated to the year 1223. The dating would suggest that it was the collapse of Ruaídrí's position in Kintyre that led Olaf, now based in the North, to seek a more appropriate ally in Ferchar. If this interpretation of events is correct then we should see bishop Rognvald as the tool of Olaf's policy rather than as an officious reformer. It would be interesting to know whether the Mac Ruaídrís owed their later position of strength in Garmoran and the Long Island to Olaf's patronage." Her får vi interessante antydninger om slektstilhørighet for Lauon og hennes søster som føres tilbake til Somerled. Han var gift med Ragnhild datter av Olav Gudrødson og Ingebjørg. Ingebjørg var igjen datter of Håkon, jarl på Orknøyene. (The diocese of Sudreyar i boken Ecclesia Nidrosiensis 1153-1537, Alex Woolf) | OF KINTYRE, NN (I459)
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| 290 | Drukning | RAGNVALDSDATTER, Drottning Ingerid (I1752)
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| 291 | Drunknade | GUDRØDSSON, Kung i Oppland Halvdan "Svarte" (I1818)
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| 292 | Drunknade i havet efter en stor storm | LJOME HARALDSSON, Kung Gudrød "Gleam" (I1856)
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| 293 | Earl (greve) i Cornwall, England. | DE DUNSTANVILLE, Rainald (I469)
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| 294 | Earl (Greve) of Ross, Skottland. Det finns inget spår av någon greve förrän vi kommer till Ferquard, som var son till den präst, som tog över makten på ruinerna efter de en gång så mäktiga grevarna MacHeth av Moray, av vilka Kenneth MacHeth, som med Donald Ban, ledde en styrka mot Alexander II år 1215, var den sista. Området är år 1222 känt som Argyle, som sträckte sig från Clyde till Lochbroom. Ferquard var uppenbarligen en ättling till Gillandres, en av de sex grevar som besegrade Malcolm IV vid Perth år 1160. 1234-1236 kallar Ferquard sig earl (greve) av Ross. 1235 stödde han Alexander II i en strid mot the Gallowegians, och han kallades då Macintagart. I Black Book av Clanranald, sägs att från Ferquard härstammar Gillapatrick the Red, son till Roderick, känd traditionellt som the Red Priest. (Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) | OF ROSS, Ferquard (I457)
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| 295 | Earl (greve) på Söderöarna (Hebriderna), Skottland. | OF HEBRIDERNA, Gilbert (I505)
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| 296 | Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway Norska: Eirik Blodøks Haraldson, Konge av Norge Also Known As: "Eiríkr blóðøx", "Eric Bloodaxe", "Erik I 'Blodyx' Haraldsson", "Eiríkur 'blóðöxi'", ""Blood Axe"" Birthdate: 885 Birthplace: farfarens gård, Sogn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway Death: 954 (69) Stainmore, Yorkshire, England (Died in the battle of Stainmore) Närstående: Son till Harald Hårfager Halfdansson och Ragnhild «den Mäktiga» Eiriksdotter Make till Gunhild Ossursdotter, daughter of Ozur och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor Fader till N.N.; Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir; Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson och 6 andra Halvbror till Ingebjørg Haraldsdotter; Guttorm Haraldsson, Konge i Ranrike; Halvdan «the Black» Haraldsson, King of Trondheimen; Halftan Haraldsson «the White» Kvite; Sigfrod Haraldsson, King of Trondheimen; Aalov Haraldsdatter; Rörek Haraldsson; Sigtrygg (Sigtryggur) Haraldsson; Frode Haraldsson; Torgils Haraldsson; Bjørn Farmand Haraldson; Olav «Geirstad» Digerbein Haraldsson, king of Vestfold and Vingulmark; Ragnar Haraldsson «Rykkil»; Halvdan Haraldsson «Longlegs» Hålegg; Gudrød Haraldsson «Gleam» Ljome, Konge av Hadeland; Ragnvald Haraldsson «Straightley» Rettilbeine; Prins af Norge, Konge over Hadafylke, Sigurd Rise Haraldsson "Hrise"; Ingegjerd Haraldsdotter; Ring (Hringur) Haraldsson; Dag Haraldsson; Gudrød Haraldsson Skirja, King on Isle of Man och Håkon I Haraldsson «den gode» Adalsteinfostre Occupation: Konge av Norge, Överkonung 933-35 talet, Kung i Norge 940-945 och Northumbria., Kung iNorge 931-933, i York 948-954 | HARALDSSON, Kung Eirik "Blood-axe" (I1863)
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| 297 | Eirik II "den mektige" Eiriksson, King of Jutland Also Known As: "Den mäktige", "Erik of Haithabu", "Erik av Jutland" Birthdate: cirka 850 Birthplace: Danmark Death: 891 (37-45) Denmark Närstående: Son till NN Eiriksson, King of Sør-Jylland och NN Make till Gisela Haraldsdatter Fader till Ragnhild «den Mäktiga» Eiriksdotter och Erik, 14th King of Haithabu Occupation: Kung i Hedeby, Kung i Jylland Danmark, Danmark | EIRIKSSON, Kung Eirik II "den mektige" (I1859)
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| 298 | Eirik Kung i Hedeby Eiriksson Birthdate: 800 Birthplace: Hedeby, Jylland, Denmark Death: 875 (75) Norway Närstående: Son till Eirik II "den mektige" Eiriksson, King of Jutland och Gisela Haraldsdatter Make till NN Fader till Erik, 15th King of Haithabu Bror till Ragnhild «den Mäktiga» Eiriksdotter Occupation: Kung i Hedeby | EIRIKSSON, Kung Eirik (I1861)
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| 299 | Elisabet blev prostinna i Sveg, gift med Måns Herdal (ca 1580 - 1641) | JÖNSDOTTER, Elisabet (I410)
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| 300 | Elisabeth Börjesdotter kom 1824 från Tingsås till urshult och flyttade 1825 till tingsås. 1820 levde hon i Enastugan, Svensgården, Grimslöv, Skatelöv | BÖRJESDOTTER, Elisabeth (I1027)
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