Lendmann Guttorm Åsolvsson, paa Rein

• Guttorm, was the son of Åsulv Skulesson på Rein og Tora * Skoftesdotter.
• Guttorm lived at Rein and seems to have lived very long. He was probably the head of Skule Tostesson's highly regarded family in 1183.
• Guthorm Aasolvsen, paa Rein. Guthorm was a son of Aasolv Skuleson. In 1136 he attended the assembly in Trondheim, together with other ndheim, together with other leaders and chieftains when Sigurd III Mouth was proclaimed King of Norway
• Born possibly in Rein i Rissa, Fosen, Sør-Trøndelag, Norge
• He is referred to as one of the countrymen who, after Harald Gilles died in 1136, supported Harald's son, Sigurd Munn. He was Sigurd's guardian and got him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire family were closely associated with the Trønder Party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon
• Guttorm Asulfsson lived at Rein, Austria.
• Lendmann. Lived from 1120 to 1183.
• Guttorm lived on reindeer and seems to have lived very long. He was well in 1183, head of Skule Tostensson's highly-regarded ancestry. He is referred to as one of the loins men who, after Harald Gilles' death in 1136, supported Harald's son, Sigurd the mouth. He was Sigurd's guardian and had him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire ancestry were close to the Trøndelag party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon Herdebreid.

From Snorre Sturlasson: Inges Saga: 1.... When the tithes came north to Trondheim that King Harald (Gille) was by Dage, Sigurd, son of King Harald, was taken to King there, And with this decision was Ottar birting, Peter Saue-Ulvsson and Brødrene Guttorm Åsolvsson from Rein and Ottar Balle and many other chieftains.

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Married

Guttorm Åsolvson Rein F. Exp 1120, Rein on Rissa, Sør-Trøndelag.

(1) g. Eldrid, the daughter of Blindheim.

(2) g,1150, Sigrid Torkjellsdatter, d. after 1150.

(3) g. Ingeborg's daughter Aure, F. Aure in the Sykulven, Møre og Romsdal.

(4) g. Berljot on reindeer. Guttorm died in 1150.

Married:
(1) Eldrid Jonsdatter Smør, av Blindheim; Guttorm Åsolvsson of Rein was one of the loins men after Harald Gille Magnussons death in 1136 who supported his son Sigurd mouth Haraldsson. He was Sigurd Munn's body guard. Guttorm Åsolvsson of Rein had a brother Ottar Bale Åsulvsson, who was a mighty chieftain in Mid-Norway. Guttorm's wife, Eldrid was a daughter of Jon Smørbjalte.

(2) Bergljot Svendsdatter på Rein;

(3) Sigrid Torkjellsdatter Fugl

Children with Eldrid Jonsdatter Smør, av Blindheim

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GUTTORM Asulfsson of Rein, son of ASULF Skulesson & his wife Thora Skoptisdotter. Snorre names "Guthorm of Reine" as the son of "Asolf of Reine" & his wife[241]. Morkinskinna names “Ásólfr, the father of Guthormr at Rein” as the son of “Skúli, the son of Jarl Tostig Godwinson”[242].

Guttorm & his --- wife had five children:

• 1. RANGRID Guttormsdotter married firstly BJORN Byrdasven. Married secondly FREDERIK Kjona (-1164).

Rangrid & her first husband BJORN Byrdasven had one child:

• a) ELRID Bjornsdotter married firstly THORER Skindfeld, and married secondly MAGNUS Erlingsson King of Norway, son of ERLING Ormsen "Skakke/the Sharp" Jarl in Norway & his wife Kristin Sigurdsdatter of Norway (1156-killed in battle near Fimreite on Sognefjord 15 Jun 1184, bur Bergen, Christ's Church).
• 2. INGERID married GUTTORM Ostmansson.
• 3. GUDRUD
• 4. ASULF Guttormsson
• 5. BAARD Guttormsson of Rein (-1194). Snorre names Bard as son of "Guthorm of Reine"[241]. Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl 242]. married firstly ULFHILD Palsdatter . m secondly (after 15 Jun 1184) as her second husband, CECILIA Sigurdsdatter, divorced wife of FOLKVID Lagmand in Värmland, illegitimate daughter of SIGURD Haraldsson "Mund" Joint King of Norway & his mistress --- (-1185). The Saga of King Sverre records that King Sverre arranged the marriage of "his sister Cecilia" to "Bard Guthormsson of Rein"[243], dated from the context to just after the death of King Magnus [15 Jun 1184]. m thirdly Ragnrid Erlingsdatter .

Baard & his second wife had one child:

• a) INGE Baardsson (-23 Apr 1217). Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl”[244]. Snorre names "Guthorm of Reine" as grandfather of "King Inge and Duke Skule", their father presumably being Baard although this is not stated in this passage[245]. King of the Birkebeiner. He succeeded as King of Norway in 1204. The Icelandic Annals record the death in 1204 of "rex Haquinus, Sverreri filius" and the succession of "Ingo Bardi filius" aged 13 [although this age appears inconsistent with the chronology of the family][246]. Inge had one illegitimate child by GYRITH, daughter of ---:
• i) GUTTORM Ingesson (1205/6-1223/35).

Baard & his third wife had six children:

• b) SIGURD Baardsson
• c) ARNULF Baardsson
• d) GUTTORM Baardsson
• e) SKULI Baardsson (-killed in battle Oslo 1240). Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl”[247]. Snorre names "Guthorm of Reine" as grandfather of "King Inge and Duke Skule", their father presumably being Baard although this is not stated in this passage[248]. The Icelandic Annals record the death in 1217 of "rex Ingo et Philippus rex Vicensium" and the succession of "Haquini, regis Haquini filii et Skulonis comitis"[249]. The Icelandic Annals record that "Haquinum regem et Schulonem comitem" divided "provinciarum Norvegiæ" in 1223[250]. "Skule jarll broder Inga konongs" and "Hakon kongr" donated property to St Olav's church, Nidaros by charter dated 29 Sep 1225 which names "Margrettar dottor"[251]. Duke of Norway: The Icelandic Annals record that "Rex Haqvinus" created "Skuloni…ducem" in 1238[252]. The Icelandic Annals record that "Skulo dux" gave himself "nomen regis" in 1239[253]. The Icelandic Annals record a battle between "Haquinum regem" and "Skulonem ducem" at Oslo in 1240, and that "dux Skulo et Petrus filius eius" were killed[254]. m RAGNHILD, daughter of ---.

Skuli & his wife had three children

• i) MARGARETA (-1270 The Icelandic Annals record the marriage in 1225 of "rex Haquinus" and "Margareta Schulonis comitis filia"[255]. "Skule jarll broder Inga konongs" and "Hakon kongr" donated property to St Olav's church, Nidaros by charter dated 29 Sep 1225 which names "Margrettar dottor"[256]. m (25 May 1225) HAAKON Haakonsson King of Norway, illegitimate son of HAAKON Sverkersson King of the Birkebeiner & his mistress Inge --- (posthumously 1204-Orkney [5/16] Dec 1263).
  
• ii) INGERID (-1232) married (1227) KNUD Haakonsson King of the Ribbunger, son of Jarl HAAKON Galin & his wife Kristin Nilsdotter (-1261).
  
• iii) RAGNRID (-after 1247).
  

Skuli had one illegitimate child by an unknown mistress

• iv) PETER (-killed in battle Oslo 1240). The Icelandic Annals record a battle between "Haquinum regem" and "Skulonem ducem" at Oslo in 1240, and that "dux Skulo et Petrus filius eius" were killed[257].
  

• f) SIGRID Morkinskinna records that “Sigridr, the sister of King Ingi Bárdarson” married “Jón”, son of “Sigurdr Austrátt, a district chieftain”, who was the son of “Kári King´s brother and [his wife] Borghildr the daughter of Dag Eilífsson”[258]. m firstly (1206) THORGRIM of Ljanes (-1206). m secondly JON Sigurdsson of Osteraat, son of SIGURD Austratt & his wife --- (-1214).
• g) INGEBORG married ALF von Thornberg
• From Snorre Sturlasson: Inges Saga:

'1. ... When teens came north to Trondheim that King Harald (Gille) was taken off days, Sigurd, son of King Harald, was taken to the king there, and with this decision was Ottar Birting, Peter Saue-Ulvsson and the brothers Guttorm Åsolvsson from Rein and Ottar Balle and many other chiefs. ”

Links

• http://www.thepeerage.com/p4284.htm#i42833
• http://www.lillebye.no/ane12.htm
• http://finnholbek.dk/getperson.php?personID=I36070&tree=2
• http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=&emne=nor&person=Guttorm%20p%E5%2...
• http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/B% C3% A5rd_Guttormsson

Sources

• Blindheim seeds-Wikipedia
• Roger de Robelin-Skanke Seeds page 438 - http://flux.phys.uit.no/cgi-bin/slekt.cgi?fil=2010&LSalle#n7
• Heimskringla - The Norse King Sagas - https://books.google.com/books?id=dFZ8CgAAQBAJ&pg=PT173&lpg=PT173&d...
• Snorre Sturlasson: Harald Hardråde saga, section 98. Snorre Sturlasson: Inges saga, section 1. Norwegian Biographical Lexicon, Volume I (1923), page 334. C.M. Munthe: Norwegian badges, NST Volume I (1928), page 345. Mogens Bugge: Our ancestors, no. 833. Bent and Vidar Billing Hansen: the ancestors of the Rosensloven, page 22, 84.
• The Bagler sagas (Håkons, Guttorms and Inges saga, ch. 11)
• Sverre's Saga, Chapter 120
• Snorre Sturlason: Inge's saga, section 1.
• Norwegian Biographical Lexicon, Volume I (1923), page 334.
• CM Munthe: Norwegian genealogical marks, NST Volume I (1928), page 345.
• Bent and Vidar Billing Hansen: The ancestors of the Rosensverdslekten, pages 22, 84.

Lendmann Guttorm Åsulvsen Rein, til Rein

• Guttorm, was the son of Åsulv Skulesson på Rein og Tora * Skoftesdotter.
• Guttorm lived at Rein and seems to have lived very long. He was probably the head of Skule Tostesson's highly regarded family in 1183.
• He is referred to as one of the countrymen who, after Harald Gilles died in 1136, supported Harald's son, Sigurd Munn. He was Sigurd's guardian and got him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire family were closely associated with the Trønder Party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon
• Guttorm Asulfsson lived at Rein, Austria.
• Lendmann. Lived from 1120 to 1183.
• Guttorm lived on reindeer and seems to have lived very long. He was well i1183 head of Skule Tostesson's highly regarded ancestry. He is referred to as one of the loins men who, after Harald Gilles ' death i1136 supported Haralds son, Sigurd the mouth. He was Sigurd's guardian and had him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire ancestry were close to the Trøndelag party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon Herdebreid. From Snorre Sturlasson: Inges Saga: 1.... When the tithes came north to Trondheim that King Harald (Gille) was by Dage, Sigurd, son of King Harald, was taken to King there, Andwith this decision was Ottar birting, Peter Saue-Ulvsson and Brødrene Guttororm Åsolvsson from Rein and Ottar Balle and many other chieftains. Ð - http://släktträd.com/p8d028ebe.html

Married

Guttorm Åsolvson Rein F. Exp 1120, Rein on Rissa, Sør-Trøndelag, G. (1) Eldrid the daughter of Blindheim, G. (2) 1150, Sigrid Torkjellsdatter, D. After 1150, G. (3) Ingeborg's daughter Aure, F. Aure in the Sykulven, Møre og Romsdal, G. (4) Berljot on reindeer. Guttorm died one 1150.

• Married: (1) Eldrid Jonsdatter Smør, av Blindheim; Guttorm Åsolvsson of Rein was one of the loins men after Harald Gille Magnussons death in 1136 who supported his son Sigurd mouth Haraldsson. He was Sigurd Munn's body guard. Guttorm Åsolvsson of Rein had a brother Ottar Bale Åsulvsson, who was a mighty chieftain in Mid-Norway. Guttorm's wife, Eldrid was a daughter of Jon Smørbjalte.
• Married (2) Bergljot Svendsdatter på Rein;
• Married (3) Sigrid Torkjellsdotter Fugl

Children with Eldrid Jonsdatter Smør, av Blindheim

Guttorm & his ---wife had five children:

• 1. RANGRID Guttormsdotter m firstly BJORN Byrdasven . m secondly FREDERIK Kjona (-1164).

Rangrid & her first husband had one child:

a) ELRID Bjornsdotter m firstly THORER Skindfeld . m secondly MAGNUS Erlingsson King of Norway, son of ERLING Ormsen "Skakke/the Sharp" Jarl in Norway & his wife Kristin Sigurdsdotter of Norway (1156-killed in battle near Fimreite on Sognefjord 15 Jun 1184, bur Bergen, Christ's Church).

• 2. INGERID m GUTTORM Ostmansson .
• 3. GUDRUD
• 4. ASULF Guttormsson
• 5. BAARD Guttormsson of Rein (-1194). Snorre names Bard as son of "Guthorm of Reine"[241]. Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl”[242]. m firstly ULFHILD Palsdatter . m secondly (after 15 Jun 1184) as her second husband, CECILIA Sigurdsdotter, divorced wife of FOLKVID Lagmand in Värmland, illegitimate daughter of SIGURD Haraldsson "Mund" Joint King of Norway & his mistress --- (-1185). The Saga of King Sverre records that King Sverre arranged the marriage of "his sister Cecilia" to "Bard Guthormsson of Rein"[243], dated from the context to just after the death of King Magnus [15 Jun 1184]. m thirdly RAGNDID Erlingsdotter .

Baard & his second wife had one child:

a) INGE Baardsson (-23 Apr 1217). Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl”[244]. Snorre names "Guthorm of Reine" as grandfather of "King Inge and Duke Skule", their father presumably being Baard although this is not stated in this passage[245]. King of the Birkebeiner. He succeeded as King of Norway in 1204. The Icelandic Annals record the death in 1204 of "rex Haquinus, Sverreri filius" and the succession of "Ingo Bardi filius" aged 13 [although this age appears inconsistent with the chronology of the family][246]. Inge had one illegitimate child by GYRITH, daughter of ---: i) GUTTORM Ingesson (1205/6-1223/35).

Notes: Blindheim seeds-Wikipedia Source: Roger de Robelin-Skanke Seeds page 438 - http://flux.phys.uit.no/cgi-bin/slekt.cgi?fil=2010&LSalle#n7

Children with Bergljot Svendsdatter på Rein

• Åsulf Guttormsen Rein, til Rein

Children with 3rd Wife Sigrid Torkjell daughter of Bird

Baard & his third wife had six children:

• b) SIGURD Baardsson .
• c) ARNULF Baardsson .
• d) GUTTORM Baardsson .
• e) SKULI Baardsson (-killed in battle Oslo 1240). Morkinskinna names “Guthormr at Rein” as father of “Bárdr, the father of King Ingi and Skúli jarl”[247]. Snorre names "Guthorm of Reine" as grandfather of "King Inge and Duke Skule", their father presumably being Baard although this is not stated in this passage[248]. The Icelandic Annals record the death in 1217 of "rex Ingo et Philippus rex Vicensium" and the succession of "Haquini, regis Haquini filii et Skulonis comitis"[249]. The Icelandic Annals record that "Haquinum regem et Schulonem comitem" divided "provinciarum Norvegiæ" in 1223[250]. "Skule jarll broder Inga konongs" and "Hakon kongr" donated property to St Olav's church, Nidaros by charter dated 29 Sep 1225 which names "Margrettar dottor"[251]. Duke of Norway: The Icelandic Annals record that "Rex Haqvinus" created "Skuloni…ducem" in 1238[252]. The Icelandic Annals record that "Skulo dux" gave himself "nomen regis" in 1239[253]. The Icelandic Annals record a battle between "Haquinum regem" and "Skulonem ducem" at Oslo in 1240, and that "dux Skulo et Petrus filius eius" were killed[254]. m RAGNHILD, daughter of ---.

Skuli & his wife had three children

i) MARGARETA (-1270). The Icelandic Annals record the marriage in 1225 of "rex Haquinus" and "Margareta Schulonis comitis filia"[255]. "Skule jarll broder Inga konongs" and "Hakon kongr" donated property to St Olav's church, Nidaros by charter dated 29 Sep 1225 which names "Margrettar dottor"[256]. m (25 May 1225) HAAKON Haakonsson King of Norway, illegitimate son of HAAKON Sverkersson King of the Birkebeiner & his mistress Inge --- (posthumously 1204-Orkney [5/16] Dec 1263). ii) INGERID (-1232). m (1227) KNUD Haakonsson King of the Ribbunger, son of Jarl HAAKON Galin & his wife Kristin Nilsdotter (-1261). iii) RAGNRID (-after 1247). Skuli had one illegitimate child by an unknown mistress: iv) PETER (-killed in battle Oslo 1240). The Icelandic Annals record a battle between "Haquinum regem" and "Skulonem ducem" at Oslo in 1240, and that "dux Skulo et Petrus filius eius" were killed[257].

• f) SIGRID . Morkinskinna records that “Sigridr, the sister of King Ingi Bárdarson” married “Jón”, son of “Sigurdr Austrátt, a district chieftain”, who was the son of “Kári King´s brother and [his wife] Borghildr the daughter of Dag Eilífsson”[258]. m firstly (1206) THORGRIM of Ljanes (-1206). m secondly JON Sigurdsson of Osteraat, son of SIGURD Austratt & his wife --- (-1214).
• g) INGEBORG . m ALF von Thornberg

Source Project MedLands, NORWEGIAN Nobility - https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORWEGIAN%20NOBILITY.htm

Sources:

Forrás:
http://www.thepeerage.com/p4284.htm#i42833

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Guttorm lived at Rein and seems to have lived very long. He was probably the head of Skule Tostesson's highly regarded family in 1183. He is referred to as one of the countrymen who, after Harald Gilles died in 1136, supported Harald's son, Sigurd Munn. He was Sigurd's guardian and got him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire family were closely associated with the Trønder Party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon Herdebreid.

From Snorre Sturlasson: Inges Saga: '1. ... When teens came north to Trondheim that King Harald (Gille) was taken off days, Sigurd, son of King Harald, was taken to the king there, and with this decision was Ottar Birting, Peter Saue-Ulvsson and the brothers Guttorm Åsolvsson from Rein and Ottar Balle and many other chiefs. ”

Guttorm was married First time with Eldrid Jonsdatter of Blindheim, The second time with Bergliot, 3rd time approx. 1150 with Sigrid Torkellsdatter on Bird.

Text: Tore Nygaard

Snorre Sturlasson: Harald Hardråde saga, section 98. Snorre Sturlasson: Inges saga, section 1. Norwegian Biographical Lexicon, Volume I (1923), page 334. C.M. Munthe: Norwegian badges, NST Volume I (1928), page 345. Mogens Bugge: Our ancestors, no. 833. Bent and Vidar Billing Hansen: the ancestors of the Rosensloven, page 22, 84.

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Reference: http://www.lillebye.no/ane12.htm

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From 1181, King Sverre was supported by Bård Guttormsson as one of the kingdom's most prominent and highly regarded men. It also meant a lot to the thrones when Inge Bårdsson, the birch beggar king, would be accepted as king that he was the son of Bård Guttormsson who descended from Trøndelag's old leaders, the charging servants and Einar Tambarskjelve. The support of a man like Bård on Rein must have been of crucial importance for Trøndelag's acceptance of King Sverre.

Bård was a widower after his first marriage to Ulvhild. Sverres saga tells that Bård met Sverre's sister Cecilia Sigurdsdatter, who had escaped from her husband Folkvid lagmann in Värmland. Sverre was desperate to get Trøndelag on his side, and that he bet everything on this connection, it shows that he let his sister Cecilia declare the marriage to Folkvid Lagmann invalid, and married her with Bård. The marriage between Bård and Cecilia, however, faced difficulties from the clergy side and only appears to have taken place after the battle of Fimreite in 1184.

In King Sverre's battle against the island beards at Florvåg on Askøy in 1194, Bård was wounded and died shortly in Bergen. The body was buried in Kristkirken on Holmen in Bergen.

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Guttorm Asulfsson M, # 42833 Last Edited = 10 May 2003      Guttorm Asulfsson is the son of Asulf Skulesson and Thora Skoptisdotter.      Guttorm Asulfsson lived at Rein, Austria. Children of Guttorm Asulfsson -1. Rangrid Guttormsdottir + -2. Baard Guttormsson + d

Forrás: http://www.thepeerage.com/p4284.htm#i42833

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Guttorm lived at Rein and seems to have lived very long. He was probably the head of Skule Tostesson's highly regarded family in 1183. He is referred to as one of the countrymen who, after Harald Gilles died in 1136, supported Harald's son, Sigurd Munn. He was Sigurd's guardian and got him elevated to the throne. Guttorm and his entire family were closely associated with the Trønder Party around Sigurd Mund and Haakon Herdebreid.

From Snorre Sturlasson: Inges Saga: '1. ... When teens came north to Trondheim that King Harald (Gille) was taken off days, Sigurd, son of King Harald, was taken to the king there, and with this decision was Ottar Birting, Peter Saue-Ulvsson and the brothers Guttorm Åsolvsson from Rein and Ottar Balle and many other chiefs. ”

Guttorm was married First time with Eldrid Jonsdatter of Blindheim, The second time with Bergliot, 3rd time approx. 1150 with Sigrid Torkellsdatter on Bird.

Text: Tore Nygaard

Sources

Heimskringla - The Norse King Sagas - https://books.google.com/books?id=dFZ8CgAAQBAJ&pg=PT173&lpg=PT173&d...

Snorre Sturlasson: Harald Hardråde saga, section 98. Snorre Sturlasson: Inges saga, section 1. Norwegian Biographical Lexicon, Volume I (1923), page 334. C.M. Munthe: Norwegian badges, NST Volume I (1928), page 345. Mogens Bugge: Our ancestors, no. 833. Bent and Vidar Billing Hansen: the ancestors of the Rosensloven, page 22, 84.

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Reference: http://www.lillebye.no/ane12.htm

http://finnholbek.dk/getperson.php?personID=I36070&tree=2

http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=&emne=nor&person=Guttorm%20p%E5%2...

Far to the Bard Guttormsson: http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/B% C3% A5rd_Guttormsson