Edvard Olufsen Sonne

ca. 1667 - 1727  (60 år)

• Navn	Edvard Olufsen Sonne
  Fødsel	ca. 1667	41. sgd. Store Spagergård, Østerlars Sogn   [1]
  Køn	Mand
  Død	3 feb. 1727	28. sgd. Store Loftsgård, Åker Sogn
  Begravelse	10 feb. 1727  [2]
  Person-ID	I2585	anebasen
  Sidst ændret	26 apr. 2007

  
  

  Familie 1	Karen Hansdatter Kofoed,   f. 1688, Eskildsgård, Pedersker Sogn d. 18 jan. 1729, 28. sgd. Store Loftsgård, Åker Sogn (Alder 41 år)
  Ægteskab	18 okt. 1709	Pedersker Kirke   [2]
  Børn	1. Ole Edvardsen Sonne,   f. 9 okt. 1710, Store Loftsgård, Strandby, Åker Sogn d. 1765, Store Loftsgård, Strandby, Åker Sogn (Alder 54 år)   2. Jørgen Edvardsen Sonne,   f. 8 jan. 1716, 28. sgd. Store Loftsgård, Åker Sogn d. 19 dec. 1774, 10. vgd. Bjørnegård, Klemensker Sogn (Alder 58 år)
  Familie-ID	F964	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	2 okt. 2023

  
  

  Familie 2	Karen Henningsdatter Bohn,   f. ca. 1645, Rønne d. 1708, 28. sgd. Store Loftsgård, Åker Sogn (Alder 63 år)
  Ægteskab	6 feb. 1688	Aa Kirke   [3]
  Familie-ID	F5176	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	2 okt. 2023

  
  

• Notater

  From the Åker-Åkirkeby kirkebog: January 17, 1716: Edvard Olsen q. Karen, S: Jørgen, fød 8 Janv., Anna Maria Buggenhagen, Hr. Herman Sode, Andreas Smid, Kistine Sophie Jørgen Olsens, Karen Andersdatter. October 20, 1710: Edvard Olsen q. Karen Kofod, S: Ole fød 9 Oct. Elsebye Hans Skovs, Brigadier Rendts, Christopher Sonne, Marie Jørgensdatter. February 22, 1713: Edvard Olsen q. Karen, S: Hans fød 14 Febr. Karen Hans Kofods, Ritmester Rasmus Nielsen, Hr. Oluff Sonne, Maren Hans Andersens, Karen Thuesdatter. January 18, 1729: Sepult., Karen Kofod Hansdatter sal. Lieut. Edvart Olsen Sonnes gl. 41 aar. In 1720 Edvard Sonne was involved in salvaging cargo from a dutch shipwreck. This was the cause of several court appearances, as the cargo of 120 kegs of french cognac (about 4,524 litres) was quite valuable. The church for Åkirkeby township and Åker parish is located just outside of the township of Åkirkeby proper, so paradoxically enough the town that draws its name from the "River Church" (Aae Kirke) does not actually have a church within its municipal boundries at all. Åkirkeby was the traditional seat of Bornholm's judiciary authority, its "Landsting" (Parliament), and the Aae Kirke was used as their meeting place. This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, copyright 1990-2002. Fra Norman Lee Madsens database.

  
  

• Kilder

  [S27] Sonneslægten - Sommergårdsgrenen 1626-1979. [S12] Kr. Kure, Kures gårdfortegnelser. [S141] Jens Wichmann Hansen, Bornholmske Kirkebøger før 1814, (http://www.kirkebog.dk/), none.