Peter Cassel

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Ankom till Stockholm 1592

Cassel, äldre släkten, vittförgrenad ätt härstammande från Per Cassel (född omkr. 1540), vilken inkom från Edinburgh i Skottland 1592 och ska ha blivit »stallmästare vid kung Karl IX:s stall». Hans son Mårten Persson Cassel († 1645), »en förlamad krigsman», vilken kallas en »engeländare» och alltså synes ha varit född i faderns hemland, har tack vare en kulturhistoriskt ganska karakteristisk process med sin förläningsbonde blivit omtalad i den historiska litteraturen.

Ledde konungens kröningståg

Påstås vara ättling i rakt nedstigande led till John Kennedy of Dunure död 1385.

The Kennedy family became associated with the south-west of Scotland when 'Cunedda', (which means 'grim-headed'), a chieftain of the Votadini (located in what is now Lothian) was sent to establish settlements there at a time when Gaelic was the main language there. The name is particularly associated with Carrick in Ayrshire. In early times it was a forename and therefore is found initially as 'MacKenedi' and the name is found as early as the reign of William the Lion (1165-1214). The Kennedy's claimed to be related to the Earls of Carrick and supported Robert the Bruce who came from that line. In 1372, King Robert II confirmed John Kennedy of Dunure as chief of the clan and in 1457 John's direct descendant, Gilbert, was created Lord Kennedy. He was one of the regents of the infant King James III. The 3rd Lord Kennedy was created Earl of Cassillis but died four years later at the Battle of Flodden in 1513. The 10th Earl of Cassillis engaged Robert Adam to build the magnificent Culzean Castle at the end of the 18th century. The 11th Earl had settled in America and although he tried to be impartial in the War of Independence, many of his New York properties were confiscated, including Number 1, Broadway which was taken over by George Washington. In the Napoleonic Wars, Sir Clark Kennedy personally captured the eagle and colours of the 105th Regiment of French Infantry at the Battle of Waterloo.

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Källor och litteratur Källor: Meddelanden av professor G. Cassel; G. Elgenstierna, Sv. släktkalendern 1913, 14; H. Leander, Publicistklubbens porträttmatrikel (1924); H. Söderstéen, Släkten Cassels äldre stamtafla (Personhist. tidskr., 1914); B. Wadström, Ur minnet och dagboken, 1—2 (1897—99); L. M. V. Örnberg, Svenska ättartal, 13 (1905). — Se i övrigt, ang. Hilda Casselli: Minnesteckningar av Ellen Kruse i Dagny, 1903, och av Ellen Whitlock i Verdandi, 1903, samt Ebba Heckscher, Den svenska flickskolans historia (1914).

Wikipedia källor

Bl a SSK 1913 1938

SSK

Cassel (fr Skottland) 1886, 1905, 12, 13, 14

– (fr Stora Kolaryd) 1938

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Ankom till Stockholm 1592

Cassel, äldre släkten, vittförgrenad ätt härstammande från Per Cassel (född omkr. 1540), vilken inkom från Edinburgh i Skottland 1592 och ska ha blivit »stallmästare vid kung Karl IX:s stall». Hans son Mårten Persson Cassel († 1645), »en förlamad krigsman», vilken kallas en »engeländare» och alltså synes ha varit född i faderns hemland, har tack vare en kulturhistoriskt ganska karakteristisk process med sin förläningsbonde blivit omtalad i den historiska litteraturen.

Ledde konungens kröningståg

Påstås vara ättling i rakt nedstigande led till John Kennedy of Dunure död 1385.

The Kennedy family became associated with the south-west of Scotland when 'Cunedda', (which means 'grim-headed'), a chieftain of the Votadini (located in what is now Lothian) was sent to establish settlements there at a time when Gaelic was the main language there. The name is particularly associated with Carrick in Ayrshire. In early times it was a forename and therefore is found initially as 'MacKenedi' and the name is found as early as the reign of William the Lion (1165-1214). The Kennedy's claimed to be related to the Earls of Carrick and supported Robert the Bruce who came from that line. In 1372, King Robert II confirmed John Kennedy of Dunure as chief of the clan and in 1457 John's direct descendant, Gilbert, was created Lord Kennedy. He was one of the regents of the infant King James III. The 3rd Lord Kennedy was created Earl of Cassillis but died four years later at the Battle of Flodden in 1513. The 10th Earl of Cassillis engaged Robert Adam to build the magnificent Culzean Castle at the end of the 18th century. The 11th Earl had settled in America and although he tried to be impartial in the War of Independence, many of his New York properties were confiscated, including Number 1, Broadway which was taken over by George Washington. In the Napoleonic Wars, Sir Clark Kennedy personally captured the eagle and colours of the 105th Regiment of French Infantry at the Battle of Waterloo.

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Släkten Cassels äldre stamtafla Författare Herman södersteen utgivnigsår 1914, finns på kungliga bibloteket

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