Jöns Danielsson Svinhufvud

• Son of Daniel Torkelsson Svinhufvud, till Främmandeby and Anna Margaretha Jönsdotter Scrifvare, af Qvalstad
• Med Dalälven Från Källorna Till Havet Del III Bok 3 Sundborn by Karl Erik Forsslund, page 174
• Jons Danielsson to Främby. Brought to arms a dark gray Svinhufvud in a RÖDT field. Was bailiff on the copper Mount 1598; The commanding man upon East-and Wester Dal Arne 1606, and Alled 4613
• Was conferred on 2 January 1595 with Kronohemmanet Lily in Thorsång; became by Kongl.
• Brefvet on 1 January 1608 freed from all Afrad and tenth-copper of their cabs, receiving Duty to keep the horse and the man in time of war; Behind by the same bref donation on the Kronohemma-nen wage moss, Gräfningen, Klubbetägten and Lily, against the connection that for them keep 2 horses and 2 men. Bought on 10 November 1589 the property Bölet in Wika Parish for 46 Daler and Four Skeppund Råkoppar, host 92 Daler, which property, Jemte a hall copper-forge, the Sunna about Falan, near the German hut, he on November 1, 4596 GAF tomorrow-Gåfva to his wife Christina Lars's daughter of Täckåker, who in his arms brought four bullets between Tvänne crossed Bilor, and Lefde Enka yet 1641. (See the referenced K. B. Jemte an AF on 8 Nov. 1613, as well as S. A. M. P. 302.)
• Medieval stained glass with the boar's head coat of arms in Torsång's church, Dalarna, now in the Historical Museum, Stockholm. Photo: Riksantikvarieämbetet

Married

• Married: Christina Larsdotter von Köllen, daughter of Lars von Köllen. Gave morning gift 1596-11-01, with Christina Larsdotter von Köllen to Täckeråker in Österhaninge, lived widow 1641. She carried in the weapon [Two cars crossed between four bullets] . She kept a will between her and the children in 1616 and pledged Främby to the chamber councilor Bror Andersson Rålamb . Certainly a daughter of the captain, knight chief and owner of Täckåker Lars von Köllen born probably in Täckåker, Östehaninge sn, † 1577 in Reval. His family probably came from Germany.

Children

• Brita Jönsdotter Svinhufvud, married (1) Peder Brita, married (2) Hansson Framby, son of Olof Goransson
• Anna Jönsdotter Svinhufvud, married (1) Lansmannen Tuna, married (2) Erik Svensson
• Major Carl Jönsson Svinhuvud, to Stora Dingelvik in Steneby parish on Dal; born in the 1580s; Presented his grandfather's letter of nobility and was introduced under No. 199 in 1633, and the family has since been named Svinhufund in Westergöthland; Häradshöfding in Skärkinds härad in Östergöthland in 1635, according to Åkerstein; Was in 1636 Major at Nerike and Wermland's reg:te. He received in 1649 on 20 Oct. as a donation six tax homes in Konga county in Småland. — Married to Margaretha Svenske; daughter of Ryttmästaren Lennart Pedersson Svenske, No. 258, to Sätra, with Elin Bååt (No. 3).
• Goran Jönsson Svinhufvud, Ship Captain 1600; Horsemaster at Up-Jabd's horsemen in 1612; Major of the home war-people of KinJand, what he was in lying r; Called 163a, at Akerstein, Kommcodant. Appears in the Riddarhus protocol for the year 1633, as follows rande, but out of date, as well as unrepentant of Adel. He bought 1013 from his mother Täckaker, which he Married in Finland to Anna Sabbel; daughter of Lindred Classon (Sabelfans, Nio 188), to Öfverby, med Anna Fransdotter Sohade.
• Lars Jönsson Svinhufvud, born 1586; Lived without service; † unmarried in 1666 at Bogesund, acc. the inscription on his coat of arms, which was set up in Waxholm's church, where he is buried.
• Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud, Ensign in the Dal Reg:tet. Was in the Polish War — Married to a farmer's daughter from Stora Tuna in Dalarne.
• Daniel Jönsson Svinhufvud, Captain 1633; † 1642, probably childless. — Married to Lucia Peders daughter Gria, who survived him.
• Margareta Jönsdotter Svinhufvud, Married to Lars Jacobsson in Ljusdal.

The National Archives' subject collections. Personal history, SE/RA/756/756.1/S/S 100 of Jöns Danielsson Personal Letters

• Subject, Jöns Danielsson, 1595, 1608, 1626, Swirring,see Army, applications and resumes Svärdfelt, Svärdfeldt Svärdsköld
• Jöns Danielsson, 1626, Swirring, see Army, applications and resumes Swärd, see Army, applications and resumes Svärdfelt, Svärdfeldt Svärdsköld
• Jons Danielsson 1595, 1608, PHOTOID, A0073922_00198, LINK: CITATION, National Archives' subject collections. Personal History,, SE / RA / 756 / 756.1 / S / S 100, photo id: A0073922_00198
• Jons Danielsson 1595 from The National Archives' subject collections. Personal history, SE/RA/756/756.1/S/S 100

History

To Främby and Lilljan in Torsångs sn (Kopparbergs), which homeman he got in 1595 24/1 in abdication (1); bailiff in Born County 1583-1584 and in V.Silvberg County 1587; once again bail in Born County 1589-1590 and in Eastern Dalarne 1591-1599; bailiff in Säters län 1601-1605 and also in Näsgårds county 1601-1602 and on Ö.Silvberg 1603 12/1 - 1604; power of attorney to refuse Tuna except the bridge 3/9 1602; received by k. letter 1/1 1606 (with confirmation 30/11 1612) to eternal property four kronohemman, whom Gustav I certified his grandfather Jöns Persson in Risholm; bailiff in Ö.Dalarne 6/1 1606; death in 1613. His sterling house continued the mining operation held by him one to the summer of 1633. His weapon, a dark gray pig head in gray field, along with the initial letters of his name, JD, was painted on the organ gallery in Falu Kyrka, most of which was also on the pillar there beside his pre-emptive weapon hung. - Gift 1: o n. 2: o (gave morning gift 1/11 1596 m Christina Larsdotter, to Täckeråker in Österhaninge sn (Sthlm.l.), Who lived widow in 1641 and carried in the weapon two cars crossing between four bullets, probably daughter of the knight-hatcher and the owner of Täckåker Lars von Köllen, she received heritage change between herself and the children in 1616 and defrauded Främby to the chamber council Bror Andersson (Rålamb) in 1617. (1): Jöns Danielsson stayed by K. bref on January 2, 1595 'for long-faith service, which he had many year, the Krono made and proved by the Krono, granted with the crown hemisphere Liljan in Torsångs s to enjoy, use and keep free from all editions. By K. bref on Jan. 1, 1608 he was not only liberated from all afrad and tithe cups of his hut- but against the obligation to keep a horse and a man in wartime, and in possession of the real possession of the kronohemman Lönnenmossa, Gräfningen, Klubbtäkt and Liljan, against the task of contesting rust service with 2 horses and men. (Kr. note).

The Dads Svinhufvud and their history, Elisabet Hemström, page 10 "The greatest owner of Främby after Daniel Torkelsson was his son Jöns Danielsson (d. 1613). He was a bailiff in various parts of the Dalarna from 1583 to 1604 and one of the most influential people. In addition to Främby, he owned several other properties and received 1608, among others, Lönnemossa in Vika and Liljan in Aspeboda in the lecture of Karl IX.

"Jöns Danielsson Svinhufvud to Främmandeby and Lilljan had his coat painted on the organlärarn (: in Kopparberg's church), depicting a dark gray Swinhufwud, in red Felt, and on the sides In D., also had a Wapn sitting on the pillar bredewid, hwilket is now borto ". So, the communist in Falun wrote Eric Hammarström in his book "Older and newer remarkable-

named wid Stora Kopparberget "in 1789.

The weapon from the pillar is now - hardly restored - in Steneby church in Dalsland, where it was probably brought by Jöns' son Carl, who lived there. It was meant to be used in the funeral processions of the members of the family. It was Carl who introduced the family to Riddarhuset, and since "Dal" then belonged to Västergötland, it was named Svinhufvud in Västergötland. "

Jöns Danlelssan (son of Daniel Torkilsson, Nobil. Svinhufvud, Tab. 1). to Fremby and Lilljan in Thorsångs parish, also in Dalarne, which hometown he received in 1595 in the lair; King Sigismunds Bailiff in Oster-Dalarne with Tuna parish and the mountain slopes as well as Oster-Sölfberg's farms under Kopparberget 1593; King Carl IX's Bailiff or Commander in East Dalarna 1606; Dog at the year 1612. His weapon, a dark gray pig's head in gray field, alongside the initial letters of his name, J. D., was painted on the organ ceiling in Fahlu church, wherever also on the pillar where beside prejudice his arms hung. - Married in with Christina Larsdotter, to TäckÅker in Öster-Haninge parish and Södertörn, who lived the widow in 1641 and carried in the weapon crossing cars between four bullets.

Lunch with the Family Svinhufvud af Qvalstad at Riddarhuset in Stockholm on September 29, 2013

Jöns Danielsson Fogde. (died 1613) Married to Christina Larsdotter (von Köllen) Göran Jönsson Svinhufvud (died 1639) Huvudmannagren (Qvist / Nordqvist) Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud Homeowner (died 1686) Unofficial branch (Floden, Flodin, Johansson, Gustafsson) Carl Jönsson Svinhufvud ( ) Younger branch (Svinhufvud) Well, next to the main branch there is also a younger, fairly numerous branch of the family. In this branch the members have always carried and still bear the name Svinhufvud. This branch was owned in Västergötland during the first half of the century and when the family was introduced at Riddarhuset in 1633, it was therefore registered under the name Svinhufvud in Westergötland. In this branch of the family, in principle, all men from the century onwards have become officers in the Swedish Armed Forces. The officer tradition began to loosen up in the speech, but it was not until the second half of the century that it was definitively broken. Today, the Svinhufvud family in Westergötland cannot have a single professional military. I know that your family has gone through a similar development Officially, the family Svinhufvud in Westergötland today consists of two branches. But now comes the exciting thing: there is actually a third agnatic branch of the family that lives and has health. But it is not included in Riddarhuset's genealogies and its now living members are consequently not presented in the Swedish nobility calendar either. This branch of the family originates from a grandson to the nobleman Daniel Torkelsson, the author of the family in 1581. This grandson was named Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud (). His life became very different, compared to his brothers, who became officers in the Swedish army of great powers and married in the county. Cornelius, who became very old (about 87 years), married a peasant girl and settled in Floda and Grangärde finnmarker in Dalarna, where the population mostly consisted of immigrant forest Finns. Cornelius Jönsson, like the members of the Qvist branch, dropped the surname Svinhufvud and his children adopted the common name of the common people with so-called patronymic icons (father's name). Thus, if the father's name was Cornelius, the sons' names were Corneliusson and the daughters Corneliusdotter os v. Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud's fate has most ambitiously been investigated by a genealogist in the speech named Edelfeldt. His investigation showed that there are agnatic descendants of Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud not only here in Sweden, but also in the United States, where members emigrated in speech. The Swedish House of Knights became aware of this investigation, but has never accepted it, because it did not meet all the scientific criteria. Among other things, detailed source references were missing. However, I have spent a lot of time researching Edelfeldt's investigation and can vouch for the fact that it correct. There is thus a third surviving and quite numerous branch of the family Svinhufvud in Westergötland where the Swedish members today bear the surnames Johansson and Gustafsson. In America, the members bear the name Flodin, after Floda parish in Dalarna, which was the place they emigrated from in the century and also the parish where Cornelius Jönsson settled during the second half of the century .. This lost branch of the family should of course be reintroduced on the family's pedigree and our family association intends to eventually contact the Swedish knight's genealogist in the matter. It is not uncommon for branches of noble families to end up in poor circumstances, renounce their nobility and sink into the peasantry. In academic circles, such a development is usually called class circulation and the fact is that it has also happened in your family, the family Svinhufvud of Qvalstad. At the beginning of the speech, I was called by a genealogist who came across boatmen in Uppland church records that she suspected were agnatic descendants of members of the Svinhufvud af Qvalstad family. Upon closer inspection, the suspicions turned out to be completely correct. A branch of your family that remained in Sweden when the others moved to Finland sank into a peasant state at the end of the century. They also dropped the family name Svinhufvud. These poor nobles enlisted as soldiers and boatmen and then adopted traditional soldier and boatman names. Instead of Svinhufvud, they called themselves Dräll, Glad, Lustig and Callström. This branch of the family Svinhufvud af Qvalstad is also the incompletely reproduced in the Swedish Riddarhuset genealogies. One question I asked myself when I was contacted by this genealogist was, of course, whether this genus was really extinct? Or could the family Svinhufvud af Qvalstad also have an unknown family branch that in secret has survived into our days? I can certainly not dismiss that possibility because I have not researched the matter properly enough, but from what I have seen so far it does not seem so unfortunate, because it is always fun when old family branches suddenly re-emerge from the dead. It seems as if the last male Svinhufvudet of this lost branch of the family Svinhufvud af Qvalstad was the farmhand Gustav Adolf Glad, who was born in 1798 and died of pneumonia (tuberculosis) in northern Uppland in 1848. and can hardly read beforehand and that he forgot the whole message of the catechesis. Another note states that he disobeyed his master "and committed violence in the house". The boy Gustaf Adolf Glad is probably the last male member of the branch of the Svinhufvud family in Qvalstad that remained in Sweden when the rest of the family ended up in Finland. In the excerpt from a house interrogation photographed above, the priest has noted on the far right that his name is actually Svinhufvud. Gustaf Adolf was the son of Anders Jakob Svinhufvud af Qvalstad () and the maid Cajsa Matsdotter (). Anders Jacob became a boatman in northern Uppland in the early 1790s and then appears under the name Callström. After a short period as a miner, he reappears as a boatman, but now with the name Glad. In the 1830s, Anders Jakob Glad is titled dismissed boatman and gratialist, which means that he receives a certainly much-needed small pension from Vadstena Krigsmanshus cash. (Photo from AD Online).

GEDCOM Note

Biography J D was "one of the leading figures in the Kopparbergslagen" (Boëthius). He was bailiff in Born County in 1583-84 and 1589-90; in Österdalarna 1591-99 and again 1606-12 and in Säters län 1601-05 (Almquist). In 1606 he received four crown homes, which Gustaf I bequeathed to his grandfather Jöns Persson t Risholn (d:o). His sterbhus continued the mining operation owned by him until the summer of 1633 (SAÄ). His coat of arms and initials are painted on the organ stand in Falu church. Brother Daniel Danielis was parish priest in Vika; his daughter Anna, 1570-1609, was married to the parish priest of Leksand and the provost in Österdalarne Elaus Terserus, 1554-1617, the leader of the Dala farmers at the Näftåget in 1598, who was married secondly to Margareta Hansdtr Zäbråzyntia Burea, 594-1657, "Stormor i Dalom" called; sister Anna g m mountain man Peder Nilsson (Varg) in Risholn. (J. A. Almquist, Den civila lokalförvaltningen, IV, p. 112; B. Boëthius, Kopparbergslagen, p. 383; W. Edelfeldt, Cornelius Svinhufvud och hans släkt, 2, p. 3; SAÄ). Information from Olle Sahlin, Lidingö, 1998.

GEDCOM Note

Notice for Jöns Danielsson SvinhufvudFrämby and Lilljan in Torsång parish. He received Lillian in 1595 as a fief. King Sigismund's bailiff in Öster-Dalarna with the Tuna parish and the Bergslagen as well as Öster-Sölfberg's estate under Kopparberget 1593. King Carl IX's bailiff or commander in Öster-Dalarna in 1606, died in 1612. His coat of arms a dark gray boar's head in a gray field, along with the initials of his name J.D. was painted on the organ stand in Falu church, also on the pillar next to which his coat of arms used to hang. Warden over Kopparberget. Had 9 children. Carl, Daniel and Cornelius were the youngest.

Links

• https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Svinhufvud_i_V%C3%A4sterg%C3%B...
• http://runeberg.org/anrep/4/0310.html
• https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Svinhufvud_af_Qvalstad_nr_145#...

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• The common origin of the Svinhufvud food - http://www.academia.edu/15062386/Svinhufvudätternas_gemensamma_ursprung
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"Till Främby samt Lilljan i Torsångs sn (Kopparbergs), vilket hemman han 1595 24/1 fick i förläning (1) ; fogde i Borns län 1583-1584 och i V.Silvbergs län 1587; ånyo fogde i Borns län 1589-1590 och i Östra Dalarne 1591-1599; fogde i Säters län 1601-1605 och tillika i Näsgårds län 1601-1602 och på Ö.Silvberg 1603 12/1 - 1604; fullmakt att vederkänna Tuna utom bron 3/9 1602; fick genom k. brev 1/1 1606 (med konfirm. 30/11 1612) till evärdig egendom fyra kronohemman, som Gustav I bebrevat hans morfar Jöns Persson i Risholm; fogde i Ö.Dalarne 6/1 1606; död 1613. Hans sterbhus fortsatte den av honom innehavda gruvdrift en till sommaren 1633. Hans vapen, ett mörkgrått svinhuvud i grått fält, jämte begynnelsebokstäverna av hans namn, J.D., målades på orgelläktaren i Falu Kyrka, varest ocså på pelaren där bredvid fordom hans vapen hängt. - Gift 1:o m. N.N; 2:o (gav morgongåva 1/11 1596 m Christina Larsdotter, till Täckeråker i Österhaninge sn (Sthlm.l.), som levde änka 1641 och förde i vapnet tvenne bilor i kors mellan fyra kulor, sannolikt dotter av knekthövidsmannen och ägaren av Täckåker Lars von Köllen. Hon erhöll arvskifte mellan sig och barnen 1616 och bortpantade Främby till kammarrådet Bror Andersson(Rålamb) 1617. (1): Jöns Danielsson blef genom K. bref den 2 jan. 1595 ' för långlig tro tjenst, som han uti många år Sveriges Krono gjort och bewist hade', förlänad med kronohemmanet Liljan i Torsångs s:n att njuta, bruka och behålla fritt från alla utlagor. Genom K. bref den 1 jan. 1608 blef han icke allenast befriad från all afrad och tiondekoppar af sina hyttor- dock mot skyldighet att i krigstid hålla häst och karl- utan och satt i erwärdelig besittning af kronohemmanen Lönnenmossa, Gräfningen, Klubbtäkt och Liljan, mot åliggande att bestrida rusttjenst med 2 hästaroch karlar. (Kr. anm.)."

Ätterna Svinhufvud och deras historia, Elisabet Hemström, sid 10 "Den störste ägaren till Främby efter Daniel Torkelsson var sonen Jöns Danielsson (d. 1613). Han var fogde i olika delar av Dalarna ända från 1583 till 1604 och en av de mest inflytelserika personerna i Kopparbergslagen. Förutom Främby ägde han flera andra fastigheter och fick 1608 bl. a. Lönnemossa i Vika och Liljan i Aspeboda i förläning av Karl IX.

"Jöns Danielsson Svinhufvud till Främmandeby och Lilljan hade sit Wapn måladt på OrgelLäktarn (: i Kopparbergs kyrka), föreställande Et mörkgrått Swinhufwud, uti rödt Fäldt, samt på sidorne I D., har ock haft et Wapn sittande på pelaren bredewid, hwilket nu är borto". Så skrev komministern i Falun Eric Hammarström i sin bok "Äldre och nyare märkwärdig-

heter wid Stora Kopparberget" år 1789.

Vapnet från pelaren sitter numera - hårt restaurerat - i Steneby kyrka i Dalsland, dit det troligen förts av Jöns' son Carl, som var bosatt där. Det var ju meningen att det skulle användas i ättemedlemmarnas begravningsprocessioner. Det var Carl som lät introducera ätten på Riddarhuset, och eftersom "Dal" då tillhörde Västergötland, fick den namnet Svinhufvud i Västergötland."

Jöns Danlelssan (son af Daniel Torkilsson, Nobil. Svinhufvud, Tab. 1). till Fremby samt Lilljan i Thorsångs socken, också i Dalarne, hvilket hemman han 1595 fick i förläning; Konung Sigismunds Fogde i Oster-Dalarne med Tuna socken och bergslagen samt Oster-Sölfbergs gårds egor under Kopparberget 1593; Konung Carl IX:s Fogde eller Befallningsman i Öster-Dalarne 1606; Dog vid år 1612. Hans vapen, ett mörkgrått svinhufvud i grått fält, jemte begynnelsebokstäverna af hans namn, J. D., målades på orgelläktaren i Fahlu kyrka, hvarest också på pe- laren der bredvid fordom hans vapen hängt. — Gift ined Christina Larsdotter, till TäckÅker i Öster- Haninge socken och Södertörn, som lefde enka 1641 och förde i vapnet tvänne bilor i kors emellan fyra kulor- Barn:

Göran Jönsson Svinhufvud; Major. Se Tab. 4.

Elisabeth Jönsdotter. Gift l:o med Kongl. Be- fallningsmanncn på Kopparberget Matts Göransson: 2.0 med Landsdomaren Ingolf Pehrsson: 3:o 1616 med Bergsmanneu Peder Hansson i Fremby, i hans 2:a gifte. Hennes och hennes sista mans grafstenar med bok st äf vem a P. H. S. och L. J. D., datum den 20 Juni 1664 och svinhufvudvapnetses i Fahlu kyrka.

Carl Jönsson Svinhufvud; Major. Se Tab. 14.

Lars Jönsson Svinhufvud, f. 1586; Lefde utaa tjenst; t ogift 1666 på Bogeaund, enl. påskriften å hans vapen, som uppsattes i Wazholms kyrka, der han ligger begrafven.

Daniel Jönsson Svinhufvud; Kapten 1633; f 1642, troligen barnlös. — Gift med Lucia Peders- dotler Gråa, som lefde efter honom.

Cornelius Jönsson Svinhufvud ; Fänrik. Se Tab. 12.

En Dotter. Gift med Lars Jacobsson i Ljusdal.

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• The nobility of the nobility of the nobleman / Section 4. The shooting of Duderhoff - Östner, additions, corrections and final words- 'http://runeberg.org/anrep/4/0312.html
• Svinhufvud i Västergötland - 'http://www.roskildehistorie.dk/stamtavler/adel/svenske/Svinhufvud/S...
• Diplomatarium Dalekarlicum: urkunder rörande landskapet Dalarne ..., Volume 4 By Carl G. Kröningssvärd - https://books.google.com/books?id=o75BAAAAcAAJ&pg=RA1-PT43&source=g...