Axel Pedersen Thott

Axel Pederson Thott

• Son of Peder Axelsen Thott, Til Herlev and Juliane Pedersdatter Grubbe
• Death: Mellom 18 Aug 1457 og 26 Jul 1466
• Buried: Gammelby kirke, Sweden

Axel Pedersen to Härlöf in Skåne, Danish National Council, died Christmas 1446 as chieftain of Varberg Castle), father of the Axelsons, who played a very significant political role in Sweden in the latter half of the 1400s, and among whom one became a national leader twice.

Issued: 14211028 Content: Knight 'Axel Petersson (Tott)' in 'Herdlöf' changes on his sons' Mr. Peters, Olofs, Åkes and Kettils' inherited heritage with Olof Stigsson (Krognos) ' on behalf of his children, with Axel Petersson retaining his sons' belongings, namely, property in Halland, with more prejudice belonging to their grandfather Axel Kettilsson and their grandmother, Mrs Katarina, daughter of Mars Erik (Kettilson Puke), and grandmother's property in Sweden.

Spouces

• Married: (1) Katrine Axelsdatter, Krognos til Hjuleberg circa 1409, had Issue
• Married: (2) Ingeborg Iversdattor Bonde, had no Children
• Married: (3) Ingeborg Iversdattor, Ivar Nilssons Æt, no later than 1418 - probably several years earlier, they had issue

Axel Pedersson, (son of Peder Axelsson Tab 3), occurs no earlier than 1390; knight between 1395-12-14 and 1397-07-06, probably by King Eriks krøning in Kalmar 1397-06-17; Danish National Council no later than 1416; had the castle of Elleholm in Blekinge as a pantland 1410; chief officer in Helsingborg 1414; can be seen as a chieftain at Varberg 1415 and received it as a lifelong learning in 1441, along with the two under Falkenberg and in Skåne Gärd's hd with the town of Vä; held 1419 also Falkenberg as well as Skanör and Falsterbo and 1432 Copenhagen; The farmhouse was the fathers of Härlöv in Northern Åsum sn; † between 1446-11-24 and 1447-01-25 and was buried in Varbergs church. Married 1: o 1409 with Katarina Axelsdotter (Krognos), who left the farms in Halland and in Luggude and Villands hd in Skåne, daughter of Axel Kettilsson (Krognos) and Katarina Eriksdotter (Puke). Married 2: o no later than 1418 - probably several years earlier - with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter (Ivar Nilsson's native), who lived yet 1466 and left land in Kinda and Vifolka hd as well as Sevede and Tjust's hd, daughter of the knight, the council and the lawyer Ivar Nilsson (Ivar Nilsson's) and Margareta Toddotter Bonde).

Children with Katarina Axelsdotter (Krognos)

• Ellen Axelsdotter, married Olof Stigsson (Krognos),
• Peder Axelsson. (1413-1463) Bishop of Domprovst i Lund
• Anders Axelsson, died 1465
• Åke Axelsson, Knight, Danish National Council; (1421-4/8/1477) married Märta Bengtsdotter & Margrethe Jepsdatter
• Erik Axelsson, (1415 - 1481) married Bengta Mattsdotter & Elin Gustavsdattor
• Kjeld Axelsson, (1421- Aft 1454) married Mette Laurensdotter
• Beate Axelsdatter, Døde i barselsseng married Torbern Bille

Children with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter (Ivar Nilsson's native)

• Ivar Axelsson, (1420-1487) married (1) Margrethe Poulsdatter, (2) Marine Torbensdatter, (3) Magdalene Karlsdotter
• Filip Axelsson, (- 1464) married Ermegård Eggertsdatter
• Laurens Axelsson, (- 1483) married (1) Karen Jonsdatter, (2) Karen Eriksdatter
• Oluf Axelsen, ( 1414 † Visborg 16/9 1464) married (1) Karen Jensdatter, (2) Johanne Nilsdatter (3) Anne Jensdatter

(Notes)

to Härlöv and Lillö in Åsnums parish in Kristianstad; gave goods to the Dominican Abbey in Odense 1390; Present at the conciliation at Linholm 1395; knight when he sealed the king's election in Kalmar in 1397; sealed King Eriksen's constitution of Queen Margarita's will 1401; had Älleholm in the Iikan parish in Blekinge in pledge of the Archbishop in Lund 1410-30; were 1414 horseman at Helsingborg and 1415 at Varberg and 1419 at Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo; sealed the union with the Hittites 1423; brought a fleet to the 1428 Hanseatic cities; was 1430 with King Erik in Sweden; Negotiated with English Envoy in Kalundaborg 1428; handed over Varberg to Engelbrekt in 1434; participated in the negotiations with the Swedes in Halmstad 1435; was with the king of Stockholm that same year as well as attending the settlement in Vordingsborg that same year; first set King Erik Huld and Faith 1441, but received the same year's life in Varberg; concluded with his nine sons an agreement on Varberg 1442; hayman in Copenhagen together with Eggert Frille 1443; Present at the king's rectification.

History

Axel Pedersson, to Härlöv and Lillö in Åsum's parish, Kristianstad County. Gave goods to the Dominican Monastery in Odense 1390. Attended the Settlement at Lindholm in 1395. Was a Knight when he sealed the Kalmar king's election in 1397-07-00. Sealed King Eriksen's Confirmation of Queen Margaret's Testament 1401. Had Älleholm in the same parish, Blekinge County in pledge of the Archbishop of Lund in 1410-1430. Was 1414 horseman at Hälsingborg and 1415 at Varberg and 1419 at Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo. Sealed the League with the Hittites 1423. Bring a fleet to the 1428 Hanseatic cities. Be 1430 with King Erik in Sweden. Negotiated with English Envoy in Kalundborg 1433. Handed over to Varberg to Engelbrekt in 1434. Participated in the negotiations with the Swedes in Halmstad 1435. Were with the King of Stockholm and at the settlement in Vordingborg, Sweden. First, King Erik revealed hate and fidelity 1441, but received a lifetime dedication at Varberg. Closed with his nine sons an agreement on Varberg 1442. Hövidsman in Copenhagen, together with Eggert Frille, 1443. At the time of the king's rectification there. 1445-12-31. Died during Christmas 1446 at Varberg and buried in Gammelby church. Married 1: o with Katarina Axelsdotter, lived 1409, daughter of the haysman at Sölvesborg Axel Kjeldsson (Krognos), to Hjuleberg, and Katarina Eriksdotter (Puke). Married 2: o before 1419-03-26 with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, who lived yet 1457-08-18, but was dead 1466-07-26, daughter of Östgötalagmannen Ivar Niklisson (Rød).

Axel Pedersen to Härlöf in Skåne, Danish National Council, died in 1446 as the chief of the castle of Varberg, father of the Axelsson, who played a very significant political role in Sweden in the latter half of the 1400s, and among whom one became the national leader twice. Gift with Cathrine Krognos Children Peder Axelsson (Tott) Olof Axelsson (Tott) Åke Axelsson (Tott) Kettil Axelsson (Tott) Married 2) with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter Children Erik Axelsson (Tott) Ivar Axelsson (Tott) Filip Axelsson (Tott) Laurens Axelsson (Tott) Anders Axelsson (Tott) Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_(Tott)"
Axel Pedersen of the Earl Tott (wrote to Härlöv in Skåne), died between November 24, 1446 and January 25, 1447 at Varberg Castle, was a Danish National Council, who became the national leader twice.

Axel Pedersen appears in documents for the first time in 1390. He became a knight sometime between 14 December 1395 and 6 July 1397, probably in connection with Erik of Pomerania's crown in Kalmar 17 June 1397. Some time before 1416 he became Danish councilor and in 1410 he held Elleholm Castle with its land as a mortgage lane. Axel Pederssen was the chieftain at Helsingborg Castle in 1414. After his death, he was buried in Varbergs church.

Activity [edit | edit wikitext] Axel Pedersen belonged to the wealthy Skåne aristocracy, and began in the 1390s to emerge in Scandinavian politics as followers of Queen Margareta and Erik of Pomerania. He participated in more important advice and decisions; For example, he was at the time of the peace settlement between the Queen and Albrekt of Mecklenburg in the summer of 1395 in the castle of Lindholm and at the important union meeting in July 1397 in Kalmar. In the following he was clearly the highly trusted servants of the Union monarchs. When he sealed the Union Treaty between the Nordic Union empires and Poland in 1419, he made it as chieftain of Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo. He represented at that time King Erik on important coastal halls and landings alongside the important Öresund trail in Denmark, East Iceland. Even in the following years, he is found as Eriks of Pomerania's troman and assistant in both diplomatic and warlike trials, not least during the battle with the Hanseatic cities around 1430.

Family [edit | Axel Pedersen became married to Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, daughter of the knight, riksrådet and teamman Ivar Nilsson (Ivar Nilsson's husband) and Margareta Tordsdotter (Farmer) after a previous marriage with Cathrine Krognos by 1418, probably several years earlier.

Sources

• Thott (Axelsønnerne) Geneology - http://www.roskildehistorie.dk/stamtavler/adel/Thott/Axelsoennerne.htm
• http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Tott#TAB_4
• http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/fs1/object/display/bsb10328...
• http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Thott
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_%28Tott%29
• http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1672&tree=2
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Tott
• http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:390655/FULLTEXT01.pdf
• Gift minst två gånger, hade nio söner (källa: Wikipedia):
• SDHK No: 19736
• Danmarks Adels Aarbog, Thiset, Hiort-Lorenzen, Bobé, Teisen., (Dansk Adelsforening), [1884 - 2005]., DAA 1900:416.

Axel Pederson Thott

• Son of Peder Axelsen Thott, Til Herlev and Juliane Pedersdatter Grubbe
• Death: Mellom 18 Aug 1457 og 26 Jul 1466
• Buried: Gammelby kirke, Sweden

Axel Pedersen to Härlöf in Skåne, Danish National Council, died Christmas 1446 as chieftain of Varberg Castle), father of the Axelsons, who played a very significant political role in Sweden in the latter half of the 1400s, and among whom one became a national leader twice.

Issued: 14211028 Content: Knight 'Axel Petersson (Tott)' in 'Herdlöf' changes on his sons' Mr. Peters, Olofs, Åkes and Kettils' inherited heritage with Olof Stigsson (Krognos) ' on behalf of his children, with Axel Petersson retaining his sons' belongings, namely, property in Halland, with more prejudice belonging to their grandfather Axel Kettilsson and their grandmother, Mrs Katarina, daughter of Mars Erik (Kettilson Puke), and grandmother's property in Sweden.

Spouces

• Married: (1) Katrine Axelsdatter, Krognos til Hjuleberg circa 1409, had Issue
• Married: (2) Ingeborg Iversdattor Bonde, had no Children
• Married: (3) Ingeborg Iversdattor, Ivar Nilssons Æt, no later than 1418 - probably several years earlier, they had issue

Axel Pedersson, (son of Peder Axelsson Tab 3), occurs no earlier than 1390; knight between 1395-12-14 and 1397-07-06, probably by King Eriks krøning in Kalmar 1397-06-17; Danish National Council no later than 1416; had the castle of Elleholm in Blekinge as a pantland 1410; chief officer in Helsingborg 1414; can be seen as a chieftain at Varberg 1415 and received it as a lifelong learning in 1441, along with the two under Falkenberg and in Skåne Gärd's hd with the town of Vä; held 1419 also Falkenberg as well as Skanör and Falsterbo and 1432 Copenhagen; The farmhouse was the fathers of Härlöv in Northern Åsum sn; † between 1446-11-24 and 1447-01-25 and was buried in Varbergs church. Married 1: o 1409 with Katarina Axelsdotter (Krognos), who left the farms in Halland and in Luggude and Villands hd in Skåne, daughter of Axel Kettilsson (Krognos) and Katarina Eriksdotter (Puke). Married 2: o no later than 1418 - probably several years earlier - with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter (Ivar Nilsson's native), who lived yet 1466 and left land in Kinda and Vifolka hd as well as Sevede and Tjust's hd, daughter of the knight, the council and the lawyer Ivar Nilsson (Ivar Nilsson's) and Margareta Toddotter Bonde).

Children with Katarina Axelsdotter (Krognos)

• Ellen Axelsdotter, married Olof Stigsson (Krognos),
• Peder Axelsson. (1413-1463) Bishop of Domprovst i Lund
• Anders Axelsson, died 1465
• Åke Axelsson, Knight, Danish National Council; (1421-4/8/1477) married Märta Bengtsdotter & Margrethe Jepsdatter
• Erik Axelsson, (1415 - 1481) married Bengta Mattsdotter & Elin Gustavsdattor
• Kjeld Axelsson, (1421- Aft 1454) married Mette Laurensdotter
• Beate Axelsdatter, Døde i barselsseng married Torbern Bille

Children with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter (Ivar Nilsson's native)

• Ivar Axelsson, (1420-1487) married (1) Margrethe Poulsdatter, (2) Marine Torbensdatter, (3) Magdalene Karlsdotter
• Filip Axelsson, (- 1464) married Ermegård Eggertsdatter
• Laurens Axelsson, (- 1483) married (1) Karen Jonsdatter, (2) Karen Eriksdatter
• Oluf Axelsen, ( 1414 † Visborg 16/9 1464) married (1) Karen Jensdatter, (2) Johanne Nilsdatter (3) Anne Jensdatter

(Notes)

to Härlöv and Lillö in Åsnums parish in Kristianstad; gave goods to the Dominican Abbey in Odense 1390; Present at the conciliation at Linholm 1395; knight when he sealed the king's election in Kalmar in 1397; sealed King Eriksen's constitution of Queen Margarita's will 1401; had Älleholm in the Iikan parish in Blekinge in pledge of the Archbishop in Lund 1410-30; were 1414 horseman at Helsingborg and 1415 at Varberg and 1419 at Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo; sealed the union with the Hittites 1423; brought a fleet to the 1428 Hanseatic cities; was 1430 with King Erik in Sweden; Negotiated with English Envoy in Kalundaborg 1428; handed over Varberg to Engelbrekt in 1434; participated in the negotiations with the Swedes in Halmstad 1435; was with the king of Stockholm that same year as well as attending the settlement in Vordingsborg that same year; first set King Erik Huld and Faith 1441, but received the same year's life in Varberg; concluded with his nine sons an agreement on Varberg 1442; hayman in Copenhagen together with Eggert Frille 1443; Present at the king's rectification.

History

Axel Pedersson, to Härlöv and Lillö in Åsum's parish, Kristianstad County. Gave goods to the Dominican Monastery in Odense 1390. Attended the Settlement at Lindholm in 1395. Was a Knight when he sealed the Kalmar king's election in 1397-07-00. Sealed King Eriksen's Confirmation of Queen Margaret's Testament 1401. Had Älleholm in the same parish, Blekinge County in pledge of the Archbishop of Lund in 1410-1430. Was 1414 horseman at Hälsingborg and 1415 at Varberg and 1419 at Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo. Sealed the League with the Hittites 1423. Bring a fleet to the 1428 Hanseatic cities. Be 1430 with King Erik in Sweden. Negotiated with English Envoy in Kalundborg 1433. Handed over to Varberg to Engelbrekt in 1434. Participated in the negotiations with the Swedes in Halmstad 1435. Were with the King of Stockholm and at the settlement in Vordingborg, Sweden. First, King Erik revealed hate and fidelity 1441, but received a lifetime dedication at Varberg. Closed with his nine sons an agreement on Varberg 1442. Hövidsman in Copenhagen, together with Eggert Frille, 1443. At the time of the king's rectification there. 1445-12-31. Died during Christmas 1446 at Varberg and buried in Gammelby church. Married 1: o with Katarina Axelsdotter, lived 1409, daughter of the haysman at Sölvesborg Axel Kjeldsson (Krognos), to Hjuleberg, and Katarina Eriksdotter (Puke). Married 2: o before 1419-03-26 with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, who lived yet 1457-08-18, but was dead 1466-07-26, daughter of Östgötalagmannen Ivar Niklisson (Rød).

Axel Pedersen to Härlöf in Skåne, Danish National Council, died in 1446 as the chief of the castle of Varberg, father of the Axelsson, who played a very significant political role in Sweden in the latter half of the 1400s, and among whom one became the national leader twice. Gift with Cathrine Krognos Children Peder Axelsson (Tott) Olof Axelsson (Tott) Åke Axelsson (Tott) Kettil Axelsson (Tott) Married 2) with Ingeborg Ivarsdotter Children Erik Axelsson (Tott) Ivar Axelsson (Tott) Filip Axelsson (Tott) Laurens Axelsson (Tott) Anders Axelsson (Tott) Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_(Tott)"
Axel Pedersen of the Earl Tott (wrote to Härlöv in Skåne), died between November 24, 1446 and January 25, 1447 at Varberg Castle, was a Danish National Council, who became the national leader twice.

Axel Pedersen appears in documents for the first time in 1390. He became a knight sometime between 14 December 1395 and 6 July 1397, probably in connection with Erik of Pomerania's crown in Kalmar 17 June 1397. Some time before 1416 he became Danish councilor and in 1410 he held Elleholm Castle with its land as a mortgage lane. Axel Pederssen was the chieftain at Helsingborg Castle in 1414. After his death, he was buried in Varbergs church.

Activity [edit | edit wikitext] Axel Pedersen belonged to the wealthy Skåne aristocracy, and began in the 1390s to emerge in Scandinavian politics as followers of Queen Margareta and Erik of Pomerania. He participated in more important advice and decisions; For example, he was at the time of the peace settlement between the Queen and Albrekt of Mecklenburg in the summer of 1395 in the castle of Lindholm and at the important union meeting in July 1397 in Kalmar. In the following he was clearly the highly trusted servants of the Union monarchs. When he sealed the Union Treaty between the Nordic Union empires and Poland in 1419, he made it as chieftain of Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör and Falsterbo. He represented at that time King Erik on important coastal halls and landings alongside the important Öresund trail in Denmark, East Iceland. Even in the following years, he is found as Eriks of Pomerania's troman and assistant in both diplomatic and warlike trials, not least during the battle with the Hanseatic cities around 1430.

Family [edit | Axel Pedersen became married to Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, daughter of the knight, riksrådet and teamman Ivar Nilsson (Ivar Nilsson's husband) and Margareta Tordsdotter (Farmer) after a previous marriage with Cathrine Krognos by 1418, probably several years earlier.

Sources

• Thott (Axelsønnerne) Geneology - http://www.roskildehistorie.dk/stamtavler/adel/Thott/Axelsoennerne.htm
• http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Tott#TAB_4
• http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/fs1/object/display/bsb10328...
• http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Thott
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_%28Tott%29
• http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1672&tree=2
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Tott
• http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:390655/FULLTEXT01.pdf
• Gift minst två gånger, hade nio söner (källa: Wikipedia):
• SDHK No: 19736
• Danmarks Adels Aarbog, Thiset, Hiort-Lorenzen, Bobé, Teisen., (Dansk Adelsforening), [1884 - 2005]., DAA 1900:416.

• http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Tott#TAB_4
• http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/fs1/object/display/bsb10328...
• http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Thott
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_%28Tott%29
• http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1672&tree=2

Død Mellom 18 Aug 1457 og 26 Jul 1466

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Axel Pedersen till Härlöf i Skåne, danskt riksråd, död julen 1446 som hövitsman på Varbergs slott), far till Axelssönerna, som spelade en mycket betydande politisk roll i Sverige under senare hälften av 1400-talet och bland vilka en blev riksföreståndare två gånger.

SDHK-nr: 19736

Utfärdat: 14211028 Innehåll: Riddare Axel Petersson (Tott) i ”Herdlöf” skiftar på sina söners, herr Peters, Olofs, Åkes och Kettils, vägnar arv med Olof Stigsson (Krognos) på dennes barns vägnar, varvid Axel Petersson behåller sönernas möderne, nämligen egendom i Halland med mera fordom tillhörigt deras morfar Axel Kettilsson och deras mormor fru Katarina, dotter till marsken Erik (Kettilson Puke), samt mormoderns gods i Sverige.

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Gift minst två gånger, hade nio söner (källa: Wikipedia):

Peder Axelsson (Tott)

Olof Axelsson (Tott)

Åke Axelsson (Tott)

Kettil Axelsson (Tott)

Erik Axelsson (Tott)

Ivar Axelsson (Tott)

Filip Axelsson (Tott)

Laurens Axelsson (Tott)

Anders Axelsson (Tott)

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Axel Pedersen Thott

http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1672&tree=2

Død: Mellem 18 Aug. 1457 og 26 Jul. 1466

Begravet: Gammelby kirke

Notater: til Herlev og Lillø, Høvedsmand, Lensmand på Varberg

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Danmarks Adels Aarbog, Thiset, Hiort-Lorenzen, Bobé, Teisen., (Dansk Adelsforening), [1884 - 2005]., DAA 1900:416.

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Noteringar

till Härlöv och Lillö i Åsnums socken i Kristianstad; gav gods till dominikanerklostret i Odense 1390; närvarande vid förlikningen på Linholm 1395; riddare då han 1397 beseglade konungavalakten i Kalmar; beseglade kung Eriks stadfästelse av drottning Margaretas testamente 1401; hade Älleholm i Iikan socken i Blekinge i pant av ärkebiskopen i Lund 1410-30; var 1414 hövidsman på Helsingborg och 1415 på Varberg samt 1419 på Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör och Falsterbo; beseglade förbundet med hansestäderna 1423; förde en flotta mot hansestäderna 1428; var 1430 med kung Erik i Sverige; förhandlade med engelska sändebud i Kalundaborg 1428; överlämnade Varberg till Engelbrekt 1434; deltog i förhandlingarna med svenskarna i Halmstad 1435; var med kungen i Stockholm samma år samt närvarande vid förlikninghen i Vordingsborg samma år; uppsade först kung Erik huld och troskap 1441 men fick samma år livstids förläning på Varberg; slöt med sina nio söner en överenskommelse om Varberg 1442; hövidsman på Köpenhamn tillsammans med Eggert Frille 1443; närvarande vid kungens rättarting därstädes 1445;

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Far: XXI:1841977 Peder Axelsson Tott (- 1375)

Mor: XXI:1841978 Juliana Grubbe

Död: 1446-12 Varberg

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Familj med XX:921018 Catrine Krognos (- 1409)

Barn:

XIX:460509 Åke Axelsson Tott (1405 - 1477)

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Familj med XX:920990 Ingeborg Ivarsdotter (- 1466)

Barn:

Erik Axelsson Tott (1415 - 1481)

XIX:460495 Ivar Axelsson Tott (1420 - 1487)

Laurens Axelsson Tott (- 1483)

Olof Axelsson Tott (- 1464)

Peder Axelsson Tott (- 1463)

Filip Axelsson Tott (- 1464)

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Axel Pedersson Tott till Härlöv

Stamfader till släkten Tott

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Axel Pedersson, till Härlöv och Lillö i Åsums socken, Kristianstads län. Gav gods till dominikanerklostret i Odense 1390. Var närvarande vid förlikningen på Lindholm 1395. Var riddare, då han 1397-07-00 beseglade konungavalakten i Kalmar. Beseglade konung Eriks stadfästelse av drottning Margaretas testamente 1401. Hade Älleholm i likanämnd socken, Blekinge län i pant av ärkebiskopen i Lund 1410-1430. Var 1414 hövidsman på Hälsingborg och 1415 på Varberg samt 1419 på Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör och Falsterbo. Beseglade förbundet med hansestäderna 1423. Förde en flotta mot hansestäderna 1428. Var 1430 med konung Erik i Sverige. Förhandlade med engelska sändebud i Kalundborg 1433. Överlämnade Varberg till Engelbrekt 1434. Deltog i förhandlingarna med svenskarna i Halmstad 1435. Var med konungen i Stockholm s. å. samt närvarande vid förlikningen i Vordingborg s. å. Uppsade först konung Erik huld- och troskap 1441, men fick s. å. livstids förläning på Varberg. Slöt med sina nio söner en överenskommelse om Varberg 1442. Hövidsman på Köpenhamn, tillsammans med Eggert Frille, 1443. Närvarande på konungens rättarting därst. 1445-12-31. Död under julen 1446 på Varberg och begraven i Gammelby kyrka. Gift 1:o med Katarina Axelsdotter, levde 1409, dotter av hövidsmannen på Sölvesborg Axel Kjeldsson (Krognos), till Hjuleberg, och Katarina Eriksdotter (Puke). Gift 2:o före 1419-03 -26 med Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, som levde ännu 1457-08-18, men var död 1466-07-26, dotter av östgötalagmannen Ivar Niklisson (Röde).

Axel Pedersen till Härlöf i Skåne, danskt riksråd, död julen 1446 som hövitsman på Varbergs slott, far till Axelssönerna, som spelade en mycket betydande politisk roll i Sverige under senare hälften av 1400-talet och bland vilka en blev riksföreståndare två gånger. Gift 1) med Cathrine Krognos Barn Peder Axelsson (Tott) Olof Axelsson (Tott) Åke Axelsson (Tott) Kettil Axelsson (Tott) Gift 2) med Ingeborg Ivarsdotter Barn Erik Axelsson (Tott) Ivar Axelsson (Tott) Filip Axelsson (Tott) Laurens Axelsson (Tott) Anders Axelsson (Tott) Hämtad från "http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersson_(Tott)" 

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Axel Pedersen av ätten Tott (skrev sig till Härlöv i Skåne), död mellan 24 november 1446 och 25 januari 1447 på Varbergs slott, var ett danskt riksråd, som blev riksföreståndare två gånger.

Axel Pedersen uppträder i dokument första gången 1390. Han blev riddare någon gång mellan 14 december 1395 och 6 juli 1397, sannolikt i samband med Erik av Pommerns kröning i Kalmar 17 juni 1397. Någon gång före 1416 blev han danskt rikråd, och 1410 innehade han Elleholms slott med tillhörande jord som pantlän. Axel Pederssen var hövitsman på Helsingborgs slott 1414. Efter sin död begravdes han i Varbergs kyrka.

Verksamhet[redigera | redigera wikitext] Axel Pedersen tillhörde den förmögna skånska aristokratin, och började på 1390-talet framträda i den skandinaviska politiken som anhängare till drottning Margareta och Erik av Pommern. Han deltog i viktigare rådslag och beslut; så var han till exempel med vid fredsuppgörelsen mellan drottningen och Albrekt av Mecklenburg på sommaren 1395 i Lindholmens slott och vid det viktiga unionsmötet i juli 1397 i Kalmar. I det följande var han tydligtvis unionsmonarkernas högt betrodde tjänare. Då han 1419 beseglade unionstraktaten mellan de nordiska unionsrikena och Polen, gjorde han det i egenskap av hövitsman på Varberg, Falkenberg, Skanör och Falsterbo. Han representerade alltså vid denna tid konung Erik på viktiga kustfästen och uppbördsplatser invid den viktiga Öresundsfarleden i Danmark östansunds. Även under följande år återfinns han som Eriks av Pommern troman och medhjälpare i både diplomatiska och krigiska värv, inte minst under striden med hansestäderna åren kring 1430.

Familj[redigera | redigera wikitext] Axel Pedersen blev efter ett tidigare giftermål med Cathrine Krognos senast 1418, sannolikt flera år tidigare, omgift med Ingeborg Ivarsdotter, dotter av riddaren, riksrådet och lagmannen Ivar Nilsson (Ivar Nilssons ätt) och Margareta Tordsdotter (Bonde).

http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Pedersen_Tott

http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:390655/FULLTEXT01.pdf

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