Håkan Pedersson Hand, till Hagelsrum
Birthdate:	1485
Birthplace:	Alingsås, Västra Götalands län, Sweden
Death:	February 14, 1531 (45-46) Attorp, Södra Säm, Älvsborgs län, Västergötland, Sverige (Sweden)
Immediate Family:	Son of Peder Pedersson Hand, till Hagelsrum and Christina Håkansdotter af Wangaslagten Husband of Christina Håkansdotter Thun Father of Lars Håkansson Hand; Gertrud Håkansdotter (Hand); Barbro Håkansdotter Hand; Knut Håkansson Hand and Brita Håkansdotter Hand
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Christina Håkansdotter Thun

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Lars Håkansson Hand

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Gertrud Håkansdotter (Hand)

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Barbro Håkansdotter Hand

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Knut Håkansson Hand

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Brita Håkansdotter Hand

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About Håkan Pedersson Hand, till Hagelsrum

Håkan Pedersson, till Hagalsrum (Nr. 59)

Also known as Haken Pedersson, till Hagelsrum and Dansjo samt Attorp and Tranetorp i Westergothland

Son of Peder Pedderson, till Hagalsrum and Christina Håkansdotter af Wangaslagten
Birth: 1485in Alingsås, Västra Götalands län, Sweden
Death: February 14, 1531 (45-46) in Attorp, Södra Säm, Älvsborgs län, Västergötland, Sverige (Sweden)

Married

Married (1) before 1514 with Kerstin Håkansson (Tun), daughter Of gallowglass Håkan Karlsson Tun and Ingrid Knutsdotter (Sparre over star).

Children:

Gertrud Håkansdotter, deceased in 1585. Married 1544-12-29 at the Royal Palace, with the Knight and Privy Council Herman Fleming.
Knut Håkansson, Field Colonel. Died 1565. (son of Håkan Pedersson Died 1565-10-20 (Killed in battle at Axtorna). Commander-in-Chief (Field Marshal) for all equestrian teams in Småland and Field Colonel for the Occupation Army in Blekinge. Became commander in 1554 over Östbo, Yästbo and Sunnerbo and in 1564-65 held several important commands in the war against Denmark. He led a ravaging train to Halland in January 1564, fought in July against Daniel Kantzau in Småland and in September became field captain in Blekinge. In 1565 he first served as a "field marshal" (equestrian commander) in Småland and in the summer made a field commander in Halland, where (on August 16) he burned Falkenberg. After the other Swedish army came down, the conquest of Varberg (September 15) participated and led a division of footmen in the unfortunate battle of the Swedes at Axtorna, where he fell during the retreat. Marriedabout 1550 with Märta Arvidsdotter (Drake) , daughter of the gunner Arvid Olofsson Drake and Brita Persdotter ( Hård af Segerstad ).
Brita Håkansdotterdotter Tun, Jöns Bosson Oxehufvud, son of Bo Andersson & Ingrid Jönsdotter and had Issue, daughter Märta Jönsdotter, died in childbirth 1569-04-25. Married 1568-06-27 in Älmestad to the Riksrådet and the governor Peder Svensson Ribbing in his 1st marriage, born 1544, died 1604.
Barbro Håkansdotter, married 1: O With Häradshövdingen Olof Mattsson Kafle. Married 2: O With the merchant of the New Lödöse Harald Larsson.

Source Adelsvapen Hand nr #59 - http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Hand_nr_59#TAB_2

History

II.a) HÅKAN PEDERSSON, to Attorp in Säms sn, Årem in Daltorps sn, Trantorp in Örby sn, etc. (all in Älvsb.), Sealed together with his brother-in-law in the district governor of Kind Knut Håkansson (Tun) two of this issued parchment letters, dated Göråkra 26/2 1514 and so on. 26/3, received 20/3 1521 letter of attachment on the farm Bulem in Kinds herad, which he bought from the King's bailiff Staffan Bagge, regularly listed in the 1520s among the rust-serving Västgöta nobility, received 13/5 1525 in extension of King Gustaf Limmared in Tranemo sn (Älvsb.) and other farms, which the gunman Lasse Nilsson Skume had as county by the crown, proved the Riksdag in Västerås in 1527, was still alive in 1529, but was probably dead 14/2 1531, when another person received the above fief. - G 1: if before 1514 m CHRISTINA HÅKANSDOTTER (TUN), dtr t the gunman Håkan Karlsson (Tun), to Attorp and Erikstad who in the weapon led an upright crescent against two stars, o Ingrid Knutsdotter (Drake af Intorp). (1) (3)

Notes

Håkan Pedersson to Hagelsrum, Dansjö, Attorp and Tranetorp, Västergötland and Åremma in Ölsremma parish, Älvsborg county. Also owned the Hulud farm. Source: Supplement to The Introductory Swedish nobility's pedigrees in 2008 and the Swedish biographical lexicon
About the genus Hand. Hand was a Swedish noble family descended from the savior Håkan Persson in Västergötland, died about 1530. His son was the High White Knut Håkansson, who distinguished himself in the Russian war in the 1550s and during the Nordic Seven Years' War and died in the battle of Axtorna on October 20, 1565. , the bailiff and county governor Håkan Knutsson (dead 1595 or 1596), was married to Erik XIV's extramarital daughter Virginia Eriksdotter and was the father of Colonel Erik Hand (dead 1632) who was wounded and captured during the fighting outside Nuremberg in the summer of 1632 and died in captivity.
Håkan Knutsson's and Virginia Eriksdotter's daughter Elisabeth Hand (born 1588, died April 10, 1651) was first married to Duke Johan of Östergötland and later married the Lieutenant Colonel Per Jönsson (died March 19, 1664), who in 1632 was named Gyllenswaard and became the ancestor of the family. with that name. Their daughter, Virginia Gyllenswaard, was married to Johan Gustafsson Örnevinge.
A son of Knut Håkansson, Arvid Knutsson, called himself Drake and that family was introduced to the Knights House under the name Drake af Hagelsrum.

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Christina Håkansdotter, daughter of Håkan Karlsson-Tun, de 1478, owned Attorp in Sämns sn married to Ingrid Knutsdotter (chevron over star).

Ingrid dtr to Knut Arvidsson. chevron over star. Died 1459. District Chief. Knut is called a gunsmith in letter 1438 and was district chief in Kind 1438-58. In 1453, he sold his farm Smedjeby on Öland, which he got from his uncle, Mr. Vernike. Married to Kerstin Bengtsdotter.

Knut son of Arvid Jönsson. chevron. Died about 1438. District chief. Arvid Jönsson was district chief in Ås hd 1401-15 and in Kinds hd 1421-34. He lived at Möne in Ås hd and then at Intorp in Kinds hd. Married before 1416 withIngeborgPetersdotter-Prika.

Arvid son of Jöns Bengtsson. chevron. Died after 1414. Gunsmith, District Chief. Jöns Bengtsson owned Ryslatorp (Retstorp) in Gällstads sn Kinds hd and was district chief in Kind 1397-1412. Jöns and his son Arvid testify in 1409 when Abraham Brodersson buys a farm in Håksviks sn and in 1412 he testifies that Märta Larsdotter inherited from Peter Prika.

Kerstin dtr to Bengt Turesson. chevron over leaves. Died after 1422. Gunman. In 1403, Bengt Turesson bought the farm Arvidstorp in Fagereds sn from Jösse But, which is certified by Peter Djekn, bailiff at Varberg. The same year, Bengt seals together with Gunnar and Jösse Gylta when Jöns Påvelsson and Ingegerd Arvidsdotter sell farms in Valinge. In 1405, Bengt, together with Jöns Påvelsson, Gunnar Gylta and Gamol Thorisson, witnessed Ås monastery certify Gudhem monastery's sales of goods in Denmark. In 1420, Bengt witnesses the succession between Gunnar Gylta and Lars Pik. Married to Märta Gunnarsdotter-Gylta. Ingeborgdtr to Peter Prika. Died before 1413. Gunman. Peter Prika was known in Oppestens in Kinds hd 1397 later in Möne sn Ås hd. Married toIngeborgSigvidsdotter-Ribbing.

Märta dtr to Gunnar Nilsson-Gylta. Died before 1429. In 1409, Gunnar and his brother Björn hold the handle of Bengt Arvidsson's morning present toIngeborgLarsdotter. In 1416 Gudmund Sigmundsson ceded a farm in Ås to Gunnar Gylta. In 1416, Gunnar and his brother Jösse inherit from their brothers Björn and Magnus. The inheritance included Gälared where Gunnar is said to have lived. Through his marriage, he came into possession of Påtorp in Fristads sn, which later became Gylta's manor. In 1420, Gunnar and Lars Pik inherit from Katarina Karlsdotter, Gunnar's mother-in-law. Married to Märta Olofsdotter. Gunnar son of Nils Gylta. Nils Gylta was probably married to a sister of Peter Prika.

Ingeborgdtr to Sigvid Magnusson-Ribbing. In 1351, Sigvid and his brother Assar pledge a debt. Sigge Pettersson-Djekn. sloping beam with animal heads. Died after 1349. Sigge Djekn is first mentioned in 1323 when he buys his wife's share in Vinstorp Böne sn from Haldor Magnusson, which is later inherited by his daughter married to Karl Ingemundsson. 1331 Ulf Kärling declares that he is in charge of the administration of his sister, 11) Peder Håkansson Hand. Died after 1488. Gunman. Peder Håkansson is mentioned in a document dated Länghem 1488 together with his brother-in-law, Councilor Arvid Knutsson Drake. Peder is the ancestor of the noble family Drake of Hagelsrum. The weapon hand appears a few generations earlier in an Atte Pedersson, known in Köping 1400. Possibly there is a connection as the family's oldest manors are called Attetorp, Attarp. 12) Gustav Olsson (Capricorn). Olof Jönsson (Capricorn). Died after 1441. Gunman, District Chief. Olof Jönsson owned Erikstad in Vittaryds sn Sunnerbo hd and he was district chief in Sunnerbo. Married to Estrid Knutsdotter-Körning.

Olof son of Jöns Skytte. Squire. Jöns Skytte owned Ekornatorp in Berga sn and Erikstad in Vittaryd sn in Sunnerbo hd. Married to Kristina. - Mother: Katarina Västensdotter.

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Sources

Svenska Adelns Ättartal/Elgenstierna.
Alexandras farfars mormors mormors morfars farmors mormors morfars farfars far.
Nordisk Familjebok, bd X, sp 1298.
Om Knut Håkanssons krigsbedrifter och släktförbindelser se Westling, "Det nordiska sjuårskrigets historia"(i "Hist. bibl.", 1879-80), "Knut Håkansson(Hand). En af nordiska sjuårskrigets fältöfverstar" (i "Ny ill. tidn.", 1899) och K. H. Karlsson, "Knut Håkansson Hands och hans hustru Märta Arvidsdotter Drakes släkt"(i "Personhist. tidskr.", III, 1901).(7)
Granfelt fran Dal - Mörner af Tuna, Volume 2, page 196 - https://books.google.com/books?id=lRRNJiY6A5IC&pg=PA196&lpg=PA196&d...

About Håkan Pedersson Hand, till Hagelsrum (suomi)

Håkan Pedersson, till Hagalsrum (Nr. 59)

Also known as Haken Pedersson, till Hagelsrum and Dansjo samt Attorp and Tranetorp i Westergothland

Son of Peder Pedderson, till Hagalsrum and Christina Håkansdotter af Wangaslagten
Birth: 1485in Alingsås, Västra Götalands län, Sweden
Death: February 14, 1531 (45-46) in Attorp, Södra Säm, Älvsborgs län, Västergötland, Sverige (Sweden)

Married

Married (1) before 1514 with Kerstin Håkansson (Tun), daughter Of gallowglass Håkan Karlsson Tun and Ingrid Knutsdotter (Sparre over star).

Children:

Gertrud Håkansdotter, deceased in 1585. Married 1544-12-29 at the Royal Palace, with the Knight and Privy Council Herman Fleming.
Knut Håkansson, Field Colonel. Died 1565. (son of Håkan Pedersson Died 1565-10-20 (Killed in battle at Axtorna). Commander-in-Chief (Field Marshal) for all equestrian teams in Småland and Field Colonel for the Occupation Army in Blekinge. Became commander in 1554 over Östbo, Yästbo and Sunnerbo and in 1564-65 held several important commands in the war against Denmark. He led a ravaging train to Halland in January 1564, fought in July against Daniel Kantzau in Småland and in September became field captain in Blekinge. In 1565 he first served as a "field marshal" (equestrian commander) in Småland and in the summer made a field commander in Halland, where (on August 16) he burned Falkenberg. After the other Swedish army came down, the conquest of Varberg (September 15) participated and led a division of footmen in the unfortunate battle of the Swedes at Axtorna, where he fell during the retreat. Marriedabout 1550 with Märta Arvidsdotter (Drake) , daughter of the gunner Arvid Olofsson Drake and Brita Persdotter ( Hård af Segerstad ).
Brita Håkansdotterdotter Tun, Jöns Bosson Oxehufvud, son of Bo Andersson & Ingrid Jönsdotter and had Issue, daughter Märta Jönsdotter, died in childbirth 1569-04-25. Married 1568-06-27 in Älmestad to the Riksrådet and the governor Peder Svensson Ribbing in his 1st marriage, born 1544, died 1604.
Barbro Håkansdotter, married 1: O With Häradshövdingen Olof Mattsson Kafle. Married 2: O With the merchant of the New Lödöse Harald Larsson.

Source Adelsvapen Hand nr #59 - http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Hand_nr_59#TAB_2

History

II.a) HÅKAN PEDERSSON, to Attorp in Säms sn, Årem in Daltorps sn, Trantorp in Örby sn, etc. (all in Älvsb.), Sealed together with his brother-in-law in the district governor of Kind Knut Håkansson (Tun) two of this issued parchment letters, dated Göråkra 26/2 1514 and so on. 26/3, received 20/3 1521 letter of attachment on the farm Bulem in Kinds herad, which he bought from the King's bailiff Staffan Bagge, regularly listed in the 1520s among the rust-serving Västgöta nobility, received 13/5 1525 in extension of King Gustaf Limmared in Tranemo sn (Älvsb.) and other farms, which the gunman Lasse Nilsson Skume had as county by the crown, proved the Riksdag in Västerås in 1527, was still alive in 1529, but was probably dead 14/2 1531, when another person received the above fief. - G 1: if before 1514 m CHRISTINA HÅKANSDOTTER (TUN), dtr t the gunman Håkan Karlsson (Tun), to Attorp and Erikstad who in the weapon led an upright crescent against two stars, o Ingrid Knutsdotter (Drake af Intorp). (1) (3)

Notes

Håkan Pedersson to Hagelsrum, Dansjö, Attorp and Tranetorp, Västergötland and Åremma in Ölsremma parish, Älvsborg county. Also owned the Hulud farm. Source: Supplement to The Introductory Swedish nobility's pedigrees in 2008 and the Swedish biographical lexicon
About the genus Hand. Hand was a Swedish noble family descended from the savior Håkan Persson in Västergötland, died about 1530. His son was the High White Knut Håkansson, who distinguished himself in the Russian war in the 1550s and during the Nordic Seven Years' War and died in the battle of Axtorna on October 20, 1565. , the bailiff and county governor Håkan Knutsson (dead 1595 or 1596), was married to Erik XIV's extramarital daughter Virginia Eriksdotter and was the father of Colonel Erik Hand (dead 1632) who was wounded and captured during the fighting outside Nuremberg in the summer of 1632 and died in captivity.
Håkan Knutsson's and Virginia Eriksdotter's daughter Elisabeth Hand (born 1588, died April 10, 1651) was first married to Duke Johan of Östergötland and later married the Lieutenant Colonel Per Jönsson (died March 19, 1664), who in 1632 was named Gyllenswaard and became the ancestor of the family. with that name. Their daughter, Virginia Gyllenswaard, was married to Johan Gustafsson Örnevinge.
A son of Knut Håkansson, Arvid Knutsson, called himself Drake and that family was introduced to the Knights House under the name Drake af Hagelsrum.