Anne Hals

ca. 1460 - ca. 1540  (80 år)

• Navn	Anne Hals
  Fødsel	ca. 1460	Store Halsegård, Østermarie Sogn   [1]
  Køn	Kvinde
  Ane-nr.	Ane 16.35900 (Sommer)
  Ane-nr.	Ane 16.53460 (Garde)
  Død	ca. 1540	47. sgd. Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn   [2]
  Person-ID	I4282	anebasen
  Sidst ændret	10 sep. 2024

  
  

  Far	Ødbern Hals,   f. ca. 1430, Store Halsegård, Østermarie, Danmark d. ca. 1467, Store Halsegård, Østermarie, Danmark (Alder 37 år)
  Mor	??? Andersdatter Galen,   f. ca. 1435, Herrestad, Skåne d. ca. 1475, Prgd. Simblegård, Klemensker Sogn (Alder 40 år)
  Ægteskab	ca. 1455	(Skåne/Bornholm)
  Familie-ID	F1633	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie 1	Poul Olsen,   f. før 1460, 47. sgd. Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn d. ca. 1520, 47. sgd. Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn (Alder > 60 år)
  Ægteskab	ca. 1485	Bornholm
  Børn	+ 1. NN Poulsdatter,   f. ca. 1490, 9. vgd. Store Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn d. eft. 1537, 9. vgd. Store Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn (Alder > 48 år) + 2. Axel Poulsen,   f. ca. 1495, 47. sgd. Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn d. eft. 1550, Østermarie Sogn (Alder > 56 år)
  Familie-ID	F1616	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	10 sep. 2024

  
  

  Familie 2	Hans Borreby,   f. før 1500   d. ca. 1533, 47. sgd. Bjergegård, Vestermarie Sogn (Alder > 33 år)
  Ægteskab	ca. 1520
  Familie-ID	F1974	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	10 sep. 2024

  
  

• Notater

  "In A.D. 928 Henry the Fowler, marching across the frozen bogs, took Brannibor, a chief fortress of the Wends" [sources: "Reichs-Historie", Kohler (Frankfurth und Leipzig, 1737), p. 63; "Chur-und Furstlichen Hauser in Deutschland", Michaelis (Lemgo, 1759, 1760, 1785), i. 255]. Probably, at that time, a town of clay huts, with dirt and palisaded sod-wall round it; certainly "a chief fortress of the Wends," -- who must have been a good deal surprised at the sight of Henry on that rimy winter morning near a thousand years ago. Henry, called "the Fowler" (Heinrich der Vogler) because he was in his "Vogelheerde" (Falconry or Hawk-establishment, seeing his Hawks fly) in the upland Hartz Country in 919 when messengers came to tell him that the German Nation, through its Princes and Authorities assembled at Fritzlar, had made him King; and that he would have dreadful work henceforth. Which he undertook -- warring all his days against chaos in that country, no rest for him until he died. The beginning of German Kings; the first, or essentially the first sovereign of a united Germany - Charlemagne's posterity to the last bastard having died out, and only Anarchy, Italian and others, being the alternative.

  
  

• Kilder

  [S78] "Ludvig Kristian Kure's aner", af Aage Kure, 1998. [S79] Landbohistorisk Selskab: Adkomstregistrering, 1530, #243.