Abraham d.ä "The Elder" Plagman

1626 - Abraham came to Sweden from Mecklenburg, Germany because he had inherited his cousin Mr Magnus Wulf (who died childless in the service of Oxenstierna).

1634 - Abraham was a barber in Stockholm at the Södermanlands Regiment. He decided to stay in Sweden and joined the army as a barber at Östgöta Kavalleri.

1640 - He became a physician at Östgöta Horse Cavalry.

1645 - A farm called Blästad in S:t Lars congregation Linköping was donated to Abraham as a reward for serving the Swedish Crown “honestly and well” for a long time.

1664 - he was working as a ‘Master’ at the Royal Andra Lifgrenadjärregementet

1667 - 11 December: he received surgeon rights .

Old letters written by Abraham Plagman d. ä. to Mr Oxenstierna existing (in German). Possibly a nephew of Abraham joined him to Sweden; Jacob Plagman (Born 1640, Died 12 July 1716). This is not confirmed. However, after the 30-year war many Germans got important administrative roles in Sweden.

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