Filip Finvidsson (Rumbyätten)

• Son of Finvid, stamfar Rumbyätten and N.N. Filipsdotter
• Knight in Rumby, called Filip Röde. Joint in the revolt against king Magnus
• The Rumby family was a family of great men from Uppland. Filip is called in the Swedish state letter to the upland law "Filip Röde". He is first mentioned in 1276 and then bears the title of Dominus and is placed as No. 6 among the 16 "majors regni" who are involved in sealing King Magnus' salute letter to Sko monastery, he was also one of the great men who put King Magnus on the throne. But then he took part in the great men's revolt against King Magnus and as punishment for it he received a large fine in 1280. In 1283 he appears again in the king's surroundings, as a witness at a farm change. In 1296 he was one of the representatives of Attundaland and the drafting of the Uppland Act. Filip owned land in Frösåkers, Färentuna, Sjuhundra, Trögds, Vaksala and Vallentuna hd and Åkers skplg in Uppland
• He was still alive in 1307.

Married

• Married: Ingeborg Karlsdotter (Fånöätten), daughter of Karl Tjelvasson Från Fånö & Ingegerd Filipsdotter Sparre Av Aspenäs

Children

• Ingegerd Filipsdotter (född Rumbyätten) (1295 - 1328)
• Brigitta Filipsdotter Grip (född Rumbyätten), birth circa 1250
• NN Filipsdotter Ingevaldsson (född Rumbyätten), birth: Circa 1270 in Runby, Ed, Stockholm, Sweden
• Peter Filipson född Rumbyätten birth: circa 1280 in Runby, Ed, Stocholm, Sweden. Occupation: Huvudman för alla dominikaner i Norden & died on Aug 12 1341 in Sigtuna, Sweden
• Bengt Filipsson född Rumbyätten died in 1305
• Ingegerd Filipsdotter (född Rumbyätten) birth: circa 1265 in Rumby, Ed, Stockholm. Married MAGNUS Gregersson Folkunga in 1288 & died in 1328 in Sigtuna, Stockholms län Sweden
• Jedvard Filipson född Rumbyätten, birth: in 1275. Occupation: Väpnare. Married Birgitta Filipsson (Snedbjælke) (född Nilsdotter (Natt och Dag) on Apr 10 1307 & died in 1330 in Sigtuna Sweden. Burial: Sigtuna Sweden
• Helena Filipsdotter (född Rumbyätten), died in 1328
• Johan Filipsson född Rumbyätten, died in 1320

SDHK No: 1678

• Dating: 1295 November 4 Place: of issue Sigtuna

Johan Elofsson, Johan Ingevaldsson on behalf of Folke Jonsson and this Folke himself, Filip (Finvidsson) of Rumby on behalf of his children, Magnus Gregersson on behalf of his wife and Inge Bursvenannounces that at the funeral of Mrs. Kristina, Johan Elofsson's daughter, as guardian of the said Kristina's heirs approved and confirmed her testamentary appointment concerning the farms Edö and Öna with Åmme mill and meadows in Hammar (in Närke), which she handed over to her husband Birger Petersson for the redemption of the testamentary gifts in said will, and further ordered and confirmed that Kristina's heirs shall not claim Mrs Kristina's legal inheritance from Mrs Birger's property or bother him or his heirs regarding it. Birger Petersson, for his part, declares the wife's heirs free from all claims on the inheritance from the wife's property that would legally accrue to him. The witnesses were Domprost Andreas in Uppsala, Mr. Röd and his brother Mr. Orestes (!), Mr. Karl Erlandsson, Mr. Johan Ängel, senior lecturer Israel in Sigtuna, lawyer Håkan, Eskil "skielghi", Karl "høcher", Olof in Ekeby, Johannes "gasabogh", Johannes "chobucher", Olof from "languthoru" and Sixten. Sealants are the issuers, Provost Andreas and Messrs. Röd, Orestes and Karl Erlandsson.

• SEAL 8 of 11 preserved: 1, 4, 10, 11 spiritual, damaged; 7, 8, 9 dropped out; 2, 3, 5, 6, less injured. Nr 1: domprost Andreas Andersson Ands (Sv. Sig. II: 93, 95), nr 2: Johan Ingevaldssons (Sv. Sig. III: 91), nr 3: Filip Finvidssons (Sv. Sig. III: 97), nr 4: kanik Karl Erlandssons (Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 5: Magnus Gregerssons (Sv. Sig. II: 98), nr 6: Röd Keldorssons (Sv. Sig. III: 99), nr 10: kanik Karl Erlandssons (? Cf. no. 4, above; Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 11: lektor Israels i Sigtuna (Sv. Sig. II: 114).

The Rumby family is a family of great men from Uppland

The Rumby family is a family of great men from Uppland, which has recently been named after the farm Rumby or Romby, now Runby, in Eds sn in Vallentuna. Through his marriage to a sister of Johan Karlsson (Fånöätten) a niece of Filipssönerna (Aspenäsätten), Filip av Rumby came to participate in these gentlemen's rise against King Magnus but was spared in 1280 to the life of the king against relinquishing a large part of his properties. Called in the Swedish confirmation letter to the Upplandslagen Filip Röde. Mentioned for the first time in 1276 and then bears the title of domino and is placed as No. 6 among the 16 'majors regni' that seal King Magnus' market letter to Sko monastery, from which it also appears that he belonged to the great men who put King Magnus on the throne. According to the Erikskrönikan, he took part in the great men's rebellion against King Magnus. Appears again in the king's surroundings as a witness at a farm change in 1283, but not in any further national political contexts. Mentioned in 1296 as one of the representatives of Attundaland in the preparation of the Uppland Act. Lived still 1307. Had land in Frösåkers, Färentuna, Sjuhundra, Trögds, Vaksala and Vallentuna hd. Weapon: A chess-framed beam Source: ÄSF part II p.183-184a Birger Persson (Petersson) to Finsta, lawman in Uppland, father of Saint Birgitta. According to a source (Bo Theutenberg - Folkungar och korsriddare), Birger's grandfather must have been Birger Skänkare from Småland. Birger Persson was one of the most powerful Swedes of his time. He was at the head of the commission that drafted the 1296 adopted Upplandslagen. He was from the Uppland legal family, both his father and grandfather were lawyers. He himself became a lawyer in Uppland around the same time as the Uppland Act was written. During the 1290s, Filip Finvidsson was among those who had King Birger Magnusson's mission to write down the Upplandslagen. Filip was then called Filip Röde from Runby. The others in the group were: From Tiundaland Domprosten in Uppsala Andreas And, Röd Keldorsson, Bengt Bosson, Ulf Lagmansson, Hagbard from Söderby, Anders from Forkarby and To

Links

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filip_av_Rumby
• http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00495389&tree=LEO

Sources

• 1 Nr 1: domprost Andreas Andersson Ands (Sv. Sig. II: 93, 95), nr 2: Johan Ingevaldssons (Sv. Sig. III: 91), nr 3: Filip Finvidssons (Sv. Sig. III: 97), no. 4: kanik Karl Erlandsson's (Sv. sig. II: 123), no. 5: Magnus Gregerssons (Sv. sig. II: 98), no. 6: Röd Keldorssons (Sv. sig. III: 99), no. 10: kanik Karl Erlandssons (? Cf. no. 4, above; Sv. Sig. II: 123), no. 11: lecturer Israels in Sigtuna (Sv. Sig. II: 114).
• See 12930706 (DS 1095).
• Post-medieval transcripts: Brocman: Misc. 2:20; RL, pp. 54

Filip Finvidsson (Rumbyätten)

• Son of Finvid, stamfar Rumbyätten and N.N. Filipsdotter

SDHK No: 1678

• Dating: 1295 November 4 Place: of issue Sigtuna

Johan Elofsson, Johan Ingevaldsson on behalf of Folke Jonsson and this Folke himself, Filip (Finvidsson) of Rumby on behalf of his children, Magnus Gregersson on behalf of his wife and Inge Bursvenannounces that at the funeral of Mrs. Kristina, Johan Elofsson's daughter, as guardian of the said Kristina's heirs approved and confirmed her testamentary appointment concerning the farms Edö and Öna with Åmme mill and meadows in Hammar (in Närke), which she handed over to her husband Birger Petersson for the redemption of the testamentary gifts in said will, and further ordered and confirmed that Kristina's heirs shall not claim Mrs Kristina's legal inheritance from Mrs Birger's property or bother him or his heirs regarding it. Birger Petersson, for his part, declares the wife's heirs free from all claims on the inheritance from the wife's property that would legally accrue to him. The witnesses were Domprost Andreas in Uppsala, Mr. Röd and his brother Mr. Orestes (!), Mr. Karl Erlandsson, Mr. Johan Ängel, senior lecturer Israel in Sigtuna, lawyer Håkan, Eskil "skielghi", Karl "høcher", Olof in Ekeby, Johannes "gasabogh", Johannes "chobucher", Olof from "languthoru" and Sixten. Sealants are the issuers, Provost Andreas and Messrs. Röd, Orestes and Karl Erlandsson.

• SEAL 8 of 11 preserved: 1, 4, 10, 11 spiritual, damaged; 7, 8, 9 dropped out; 2, 3, 5, 6, less injured. Nr 1: domprost Andreas Andersson Ands (Sv. Sig. II: 93, 95), nr 2: Johan Ingevaldssons (Sv. Sig. III: 91), nr 3: Filip Finvidssons (Sv. Sig. III: 97), nr 4: kanik Karl Erlandssons (Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 5: Magnus Gregerssons (Sv. Sig. II: 98), nr 6: Röd Keldorssons (Sv. Sig. III: 99), nr 10: kanik Karl Erlandssons (? Cf. no. 4, above; Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 11: lektor Israels i Sigtuna (Sv. Sig. II: 114).

Links

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filip_av_Rumby
• http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00495389&tree=LEO

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Familj med Ingeborg Karlsdotter (1274 - 1293)
Barn: Ingegerd Filipsdotter (1295 - 1328)

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Noteringar Rumby ätten

Knight in Rumby, called Filip Röde. Joint in the revolt against king Magnus

Rumbyätten var en stormannaätt från Uppland. Filip kallas i det svenska statsfästelsebrevet till upplandslagen "Filip Röde". Han nämns första gången 1276 och bär då Dominustiteln och placeras som nr 6 bland de 16 "majores regni" som är med och beseglar konung Magnus salubrev till Sko kloster han hörde också till de stormän som satte konung Magnus på tronen.

Men sedan deltog han i stormännens uppror mot konung Magnus och som straff för det fick han höga böter år 1280.

År 1283 förekommer han på nytt i kungens omgivning, som vittne vid ett gårdsbyte . 1296 var han en av representerna för Attundaland och Upplandslagens utarbetande.

Filip innehade jord i Frösåkers,Färentuna,Sjuhundra,Trögds,Vaksala och Vallentuna hd samt Åkers skplg i Uppland

Han levde ännu 1307.

Filip Finvidsson (Rumbyätten)

• Son of Finvid, stamfar Rumbyätten and N.N. Filipsdotter

SDHK No: 1678

• Dating: 1295 November 4 Place: of issue Sigtuna

Johan Elofsson, Johan Ingevaldsson on behalf of Folke Jonsson and this Folke himself, Filip (Finvidsson) of Rumby on behalf of his children, Magnus Gregersson on behalf of his wife and Inge Bursvenannounces that at the funeral of Mrs. Kristina, Johan Elofsson's daughter, as guardian of the said Kristina's heirs approved and confirmed her testamentary appointment concerning the farms Edö and Öna with Åmme mill and meadows in Hammar (in Närke), which she handed over to her husband Birger Petersson for the redemption of the testamentary gifts in said will, and further ordered and confirmed that Kristina's heirs shall not claim Mrs Kristina's legal inheritance from Mrs Birger's property or bother him or his heirs regarding it. Birger Petersson, for his part, declares the wife's heirs free from all claims on the inheritance from the wife's property that would legally accrue to him. The witnesses were Domprost Andreas in Uppsala, Mr. Röd and his brother Mr. Orestes (!), Mr. Karl Erlandsson, Mr. Johan Ängel, senior lecturer Israel in Sigtuna, lawyer Håkan, Eskil "skielghi", Karl "høcher", Olof in Ekeby, Johannes "gasabogh", Johannes "chobucher", Olof from "languthoru" and Sixten. Sealants are the issuers, Provost Andreas and Messrs. Röd, Orestes and Karl Erlandsson.

• SEAL 8 of 11 preserved: 1, 4, 10, 11 spiritual, damaged; 7, 8, 9 dropped out; 2, 3, 5, 6, less injured. Nr 1: domprost Andreas Andersson Ands (Sv. Sig. II: 93, 95), nr 2: Johan Ingevaldssons (Sv. Sig. III: 91), nr 3: Filip Finvidssons (Sv. Sig. III: 97), nr 4: kanik Karl Erlandssons (Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 5: Magnus Gregerssons (Sv. Sig. II: 98), nr 6: Röd Keldorssons (Sv. Sig. III: 99), nr 10: kanik Karl Erlandssons (? Cf. no. 4, above; Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 11: lektor Israels i Sigtuna (Sv. Sig. II: 114).

Links

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filip_av_Rumby
• http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00495389&tree=LEO

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Familj med Ingeborg Karlsdotter (1274 - 1293)
Barn: Ingegerd Filipsdotter (1295 - 1328)

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Noteringar Rumby ätten

Knight in Rumby, called Filip Röde. Joint in the revolt against king Magnus

Rumbyätten var en stormannaätt från Uppland. Filip kallas i det svenska statsfästelsebrevet till upplandslagen "Filip Röde". Han nämns första gången 1276 och bär då Dominustiteln och placeras som nr 6 bland de 16 "majores regni" som är med och beseglar konung Magnus salubrev till Sko kloster han hörde också till de stormän som satte konung Magnus på tronen.

Men sedan deltog han i stormännens uppror mot konung Magnus och som straff för det fick han höga böter år 1280.

År 1283 förekommer han på nytt i kungens omgivning, som vittne vid ett gårdsbyte . 1296 var han en av representerna för Attundaland och Upplandslagens utarbetande.

Filip innehade jord i Frösåkers,Färentuna,Sjuhundra,Trögds,Vaksala och Vallentuna hd samt Åkers skplg i Uppland

Han levde ännu 1307.

Filip Finvidsson (Rumbyätten)

• Son of Finvid, stamfar Rumbyätten and N.N. Filipsdotter

SDHK No: 1678

• Dating: 1295 November 4 Place: of issue Sigtuna

Johan Elofsson, Johan Ingevaldsson on behalf of Folke Jonsson and this Folke himself, Filip (Finvidsson) of Rumby on behalf of his children, Magnus Gregersson on behalf of his wife and Inge Bursvenannounces that at the funeral of Mrs. Kristina, Johan Elofsson's daughter, as guardian of the said Kristina's heirs approved and confirmed her testamentary appointment concerning the farms Edö and Öna with Åmme mill and meadows in Hammar (in Närke), which she handed over to her husband Birger Petersson for the redemption of the testamentary gifts in said will, and further ordered and confirmed that Kristina's heirs shall not claim Mrs Kristina's legal inheritance from Mrs Birger's property or bother him or his heirs regarding it. Birger Petersson, for his part, declares the wife's heirs free from all claims on the inheritance from the wife's property that would legally accrue to him. The witnesses were Domprost Andreas in Uppsala, Mr. Röd and his brother Mr. Orestes (!), Mr. Karl Erlandsson, Mr. Johan Ängel, senior lecturer Israel in Sigtuna, lawyer Håkan, Eskil "skielghi", Karl "høcher", Olof in Ekeby, Johannes "gasabogh", Johannes "chobucher", Olof from "languthoru" and Sixten. Sealants are the issuers, Provost Andreas and Messrs. Röd, Orestes and Karl Erlandsson.

• SEAL 8 of 11 preserved: 1, 4, 10, 11 spiritual, damaged; 7, 8, 9 dropped out; 2, 3, 5, 6, less injured. Nr 1: domprost Andreas Andersson Ands (Sv. Sig. II: 93, 95), nr 2: Johan Ingevaldssons (Sv. Sig. III: 91), nr 3: Filip Finvidssons (Sv. Sig. III: 97), nr 4: kanik Karl Erlandssons (Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 5: Magnus Gregerssons (Sv. Sig. II: 98), nr 6: Röd Keldorssons (Sv. Sig. III: 99), nr 10: kanik Karl Erlandssons (? Cf. no. 4, above; Sv. Sig. II: 123), nr 11: lektor Israels i Sigtuna (Sv. Sig. II: 114).

Links

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filip_av_Rumby
• http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00495389&tree=LEO

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Familj med Ingeborg Karlsdotter (1274 - 1293)
Barn: Ingegerd Filipsdotter (1295 - 1328)

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Noteringar Rumby ätten

Knight in Rumby, called Filip Röde. Joint in the revolt against king Magnus

Rumbyätten var en stormannaätt från Uppland. Filip kallas i det svenska statsfästelsebrevet till upplandslagen "Filip Röde". Han nämns första gången 1276 och bär då Dominustiteln och placeras som nr 6 bland de 16 "majores regni" som är med och beseglar konung Magnus salubrev till Sko kloster han hörde också till de stormän som satte konung Magnus på tronen.

Men sedan deltog han i stormännens uppror mot konung Magnus och som straff för det fick han höga böter år 1280.

År 1283 förekommer han på nytt i kungens omgivning, som vittne vid ett gårdsbyte . 1296 var han en av representerna för Attundaland och Upplandslagens utarbetande.

Filip innehade jord i Frösåkers,Färentuna,Sjuhundra,Trögds,Vaksala och Vallentuna hd samt Åkers skplg i Uppland

Han levde ännu 1307.