Sigvid Sigvidsson Ribbing (Skåne)

• Son of Sigvid Sigurdsson Ribbing, den Lange & a unknown wife

Married

Sigvid Ribbing in Skåne; Called in Anna Bülow's Notice of Old Kindred Seved Ribbing; Where a Välboren lord of Skåne, who lived in 1345, who may have come from Norway in 1335; Is referred to as a strict and hard man; Considered the ancestor of all Ribbingarne in Sweden, and with him Peringsköld begins his handwritten pedigree across the Ribbingska genus. - Married: Märta Ulfsdotter Hjorthufvud, in her 1st marriage, born at the year 1320; In about 1353 to 1363 a strict Enlightenment for Queen Margaret in her younger years; † in Norway and where buried; daughter of the Knight and Svea Reich's Council and the Man of the Nerike Ulf Gudmarsson (Hjorthufvud or Folkunge), to Ulfåsa, who first carried a deer head with a neck, then his the mothers or the Folkungevapnet, a lion, with Brigitta Birgersdotter or Sancta Brita (see Brahe, N: o 1) and married (2) with Knight Knut Algotsson to Hammarö, by the old Grip or Griphufvudslägen. Märta married Sigvard Ribbing in 1337 - "the wedding at Ulvåsa" (the wedding march of the same name was composed by August Söderman much later). Mother Birgitta opposed the marriage because she disliked Sigvard Ribbing. The couple settled at Vapnö Castle outside Halmstad in Halland. Märta became a court mistress and supervisor for Margareta Valdemarsdotter, when she as queen and wife of Håkan (Håkon) VI arrived in Norway and Akershus. Märta had a daughter, Ingegerd, who was raised together with Queen Margareta Valdemarsdotter. Ingegerd became an adult abbess in Vadstena monastery, but was removed from office, accused of forgery, embezzlement and frivolous conduct. Märta was also married to the knight Knut Algotsson.

Children

• 1. Peter Sigvidsson Ribbing, (dead in 1379), commonly called Peter Ribbing, is mentioned among King Albrek's followers in the stagnation treaty with King Magnus's followers in 1371. He became the Council of Ministers in 1375 or 1376, made the 1379 pilgrimage to the Holy Land, wrote his will in Rome and died on his way home in Florence shortly after he became a knight. Married to Marshal Karl Ulfssons by Tofta half sister Kristina Ulfsdotter ( Sparre av Tofta ) but died childless after inheriting her half brother Arvid Ribbing in Uppland drowned son Arvid Ribbing
• 2. Arvid Sigvidsson Ribbing son of Sigvid Ribbing, at Arms; Lived in 1390. - Married 1st with Ingeborg Magnusdotter, of old Stureätten, in her 2nd marriage; daughter of the Knights and the Council of Magnus Magnus Amundsson (Sture) and widow of Ulf Nilsson, à Vapn, of whom she was given the morning gift of Hamneryd and Sundra farm and qvarn, but with whom she had no children: - 2: o with Brita Pehrsdotter; daughter of the Knight Pehr Sture.
• 3. Bengt Sigvidsson Ribbing, lived in 1409
• 4. Ingeborg Sigvidsdotter, birth circa, 1360, married Peter Andersson Prika (stjärna), son of Anders Prika i Gällstad

Von Nackreij - Skytte, Volume 3, page 371

Sigvid Ribbing in Scania; Called in Anna Bülow's Notice of Old Family Seved Ribbing; Where a well-born lord of Scania, who lived in 1345, who may have come from Norway in 1335; Referred to as a stern and hard man; Considered the ancestor of all the Ribbings in Sweden, and with him Peringsköld begins his hand written pedigrees of the Ribbing family. - Married to Märta Ulfsdotter (Hjorthufvud), in her 1st marriage, b. In the year 1320; Was around 1353—1363 a strict Adulterer for Queen Margaretha in her younger years; † in Norway and
buried there; daughter of Riddaren and Svea Rikes Råd and Lagmannen i Nerike Ulf Gudmarsson (Hjorthufvud or Folkunge), to Ulfåsa, who first carried in the weapon a deer head with a neck, then his the mothers or Folkungevapnet, a lion, with Brigitta Birgersdotter or Sancta Brita (see Brahe, No. 1) and remarried with the Knight Knut Algotsson to Hammarö, of the old Grip- or Griphufvudslägten.

Children:

• Peder, à Vapn; Svea Rikes Råd; Was childless and in 1402 went with his wife to the holy tomb, but they were to die on the road. In 1375, as a pledge, the Second Council of Sweden sometimes confirmed a King Albrecht's Charter; likewise in 1376 the King's letter to the dioceses in the kingdom stated: shall finally give Hamneryd (two farms in Ås) and Flateryds mill in Wadsbo district, which all he inherited from his nephew Arvid Ribbing, to Wadstena monastery, according to a written record written in 1518, which Arvid Skeff, who was Ingeborgs, Arvid Ribbing 's wife Redesven, must have given Peder Ribbing is called by Catharina Knutsdotter (Griphufvud), in his confirmation letter for Wadstena monastery brother (half-brother). - Married 1360 to Christina Ulfsdotter; daughter of Riddaren, Riks-Råd and Lagmannen Ulfo Abjörnsson (Sparre, No. 7), to Tofta, with his 1st wife, Margaretha Sunesdotter (Bååt, No. 3).
• Arvid (son of Sigvid Ribbing, Tab. 2), à Vapn; Lived in 1390. - Married 1st with Ingeborg Magnusdotter, of the old Stureätten, in her 2nd marriage; daughter of the Knight and Riks-Råd Magnus Amundsson (Sture) and widow of Ulf Nilsson, à Vapn, of whom she received as a morning present Hamneryd and Sundra farm and mill, but with whom she had no children: - 2nd with Brita Pehrsdotter; daughter of the Knight Pehr Sture. Sons: Arvid; Drowned unmarried in Upland &Peder; Svea Rikes Råd.
• Ingeborg Married Peter Andersson Prika, i Möne
• Bengt

Ribbing, Related

More famous was Sigvid Ribbing (died not earlier than 1345), whose relationship to his older names does not preserve source data; according to a German chronicle, he was of the same genus as Knut Porse. He was chief whiteman ("capitaneus") in southern Halland at least 1336–41 - perhaps as guardian of Knut Porse's sons - and by 1341 he married Märta Ulfsdotter (Ulvåsa family), the eldest daughter of Saint Birgitta. Birgitta was similar to R in a robber, and according to the Chadstone abbot Margareta Clausdotter's (bd 25) chronicle of Birgitta's family he was very harsh and cruel (cf. the meaning of the word ribbing above). Hans and Märta Ulfsdotter's son Peter Sigvidsson (d 1379), usually called Peter R, is mentioned among King Albrek's supporters in the standstill treaty with King Magnus' followers in 1371. He became the council of the council in 1375 or 1376, made the pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1379, wrote his will in Rome and died on his way home in Florence shortly after he became a knight. R was married to Marshal Karl Ulfssons of Tofta half-sister Kristina Ulfsdotter (Sparre of Tofta) but died childless after inheriting her half-brother (Liedgren) Arvid R's in Uppland drowned son Arvid R.

Sigvid Ribbing, by Wikipedia

Sigvid Ribbing was courtier over Halland and lord of the castle to Falkenberg Castle .

Sigvid Ribbing was a courtier in southern Halland 1336-1341. Nothing is known about his relationship, a German chronicle states that he was related to Knut Porse . Sigvid married before 1341 Märta Ulfsdotter (Ulvåsaätten) , daughter of Saint Birgitta . Saint Birgitta likened him to a robber and Vadstena abbess Margareta Clausdotter describes him in her chronicle of Birgitta's relatives as very harsh. Ribbing means traitor or violent man, which may be the reason why he was given the nickname Ribbing.

The marriage between Sigvid and Märta has later been linked to the story of the wedding at Ulvåsa.

Children

• Peter Sigvidsson Ribbing to Vapnö, gunsmith and councilor .
• Arvid Sigvidsson Ribbing
• Ingegerd/ Ingeborg Sigvidsdotter

Notes

Sigvid Sigvidsson Ribbing, died about 1350. Lives in Vapnö castle, Halmstad. From the family Ribbing no. 15. Sigvid was born in the early 14th century. Through an inheritance in 1340, he received the estate Vapnö in Halland (Vapnö belonged to the Ribbing family since the beginning of the 14th century). Sigvid was a courtier over southern Halland between the years 1330 and 1345. He is described as a cruel and hard man. Stayed in Norway and Sweden in 1335. Sigvid married Märta Ulfsdotter in 1341. She was the daughter of Ulf Gudmarsson Hjorthufvud and Birgitta Birgersdotter (Saint Birgitta). Märta was only 13 years old when it was decided that she would become the wife of Sigvid Ribbing. The marriage was more of a "political agreement" between her father and the reigning King Magnus Eriksson than a happy marriage. Sigvid Ribbing who was a "robber" made himself rich through thefts from the ships in the Kattegat between Denmark and Sweden. King Magnus Eriksson wanted power over trade in Sweden and in order to have a calm trade between the countries, he made a well-planned move by letting Councilor Ulf Gudmarsson's daughter Märta marry Sigvid Ribbing and persuade him to stay calm.

Through the marriage between Märta and Sigvid, Ulf Gudmarsson also strengthened his position as an adviser to the king because the agreement with Sigvid Ribbing was a political success for King Magnus Eriksson. Marta's mother, Saint Birgitta, opposed the marriage between Märta and Sigvid. When Sigvid and Märta got married, Saint Birgitta did not want to attend the wedding at Ulfåsa but sat outside the wedding hall. After a while she regretted it and eventually she went to them in the hall at Ulfåsa (more about this can be read in Magdalena Ribbing's book - The Ribbing 700 years in Swedish history). Märta and Sigvid were married for just over 10 years and had four children. Sigvid Ribbing died in the early 1350s when the Great Depression ravaged Sweden.

• Source: Elgenstiern.
• Source: Magdalena Ribbing's book - The Ribbing family 700 years in Sweden's

Links

• http://runeberg.org/sqvinnor/0213.html
• https://archive.ph/2013.06.28-131312/http://www.slaktforskning.thor...
• https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=6656&forceOrdin...
• http://historiska-personer.nu/min-s/p02e5d570.html
• https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Ribbing_nr_15
• http://runeberg.org/herrghal/0135.html
• http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigvid_Ribbing
• https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=6656&forceOrdin...
• http://genealogy.thorstensson.se/slaktdata/Gustaf_Johansson/pe73056...
• http://www.prophecyfilm.com/swedish/hb/hb-liv/b1_hbfam2.htm

Sources

• - Ribbing, släkt, svenskt biografiskt lexikon, Band 30 (1998-2000), sidan 97, författare Hans Gillingstam -www.riddarhuset.se
• "Märta Ulfsdotter" . slaktforskning.thorstensson.se . Archived from the original on June 28, 2013
• Birgitta, the exhibition 1918: descriptive list of exhibitors - https://books.google.se/books?id=lt8wAQAAMAAJ&q=M%C3%A4rta+Ulfsdott...

Sigvid Ribbing, enligt genealogierne en son af förenämnde Sevid, var redan 1336 under de unga Porsarnes minderårighet höfding öfver södra Halland samt slottsherre på Falkenberg. Han lefde ännu 1345 samt var före 1341 gift med Märeta, en dotter af riksrådet och lagmannen i Nerike, Ulf Gudmundsson och den heliga Brigitta, med hvilken han hade sönerna Arvid och Peter samt en dotter Ingerid.

Halländska herregårdar, Peter von Möller http://runeberg.org/herrghal/0135.html

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http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigvid_Ribbing Nämnd 1295 som Seved Knutsson, var hövitsman över Halland och slottsherre till Falkenberg.Ribbing gifte sig 1337 med Märta Ulfsdotter (Ulvåsaätten), dotter till heliga Birgitta. Giftermålet har av eftervärlden fått benämningen Bröllopet på Ulvåsa. död ca 1350. Bosatt i Vapnö slott, Halmstad.

Från ätten Ribbing nr 15.Sigvid föddes i början av 1300-talet.

Genom ett arv år 1340 fick han godset Vapnö i Halland. (Vapnö tillhörde sedan början på 1300-talet släkten Ribbing). Sigvid var hövitsman över södra Halland mellan åren 1330 till 1345. Han omtalas som en grym och hård man. Vistades i Norge och Sverige år 1335.

Sigvid gifte sig med Märta Ulfsdotter år 1341. Hon var dotter till Ulf Gudmarsson Hjorthufvud och Birgitta Birgersdotter (Heliga Birgitta). Märta var bara 13 år när det bestämdes att hon skulle bli hustru till Sigvid Ribbing. Äktenskapet var mer en "politisk överenskommelse" mellan hennes far och regerande Kungen Magnus Eriksson än ett lyckligt äktenskap. http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br%C3%B6llopet_p%C3%A5_Ulv%C3%A5sa

Sigvid Ribbing som var en "rövare" gjorde sig rik genom stölder från skeppen i Kattegatt mellan Danmark och Sverige.

Kung Magnus Eriksson ville ha makten över handeln i Sverige och för att få en lugn handel mellan länderna, gjorde han ett välplanerat drag genom att låta riksrådet Ulf Gudmarssons dotter Märta gifta sig med Sigvid Ribbing och förmå denna att hålla sig lugn.

Genom äktenskapet mellan Märta och Sigvid stärkte även Ulf Gudmarsson sin position som rådgivare till kungen eftersom avtalet med Sigvid Ribbing var en politisk framgång för kung Magnus Eriksson.

Märtas mor, Heliga Birgitta, satte sig emot äktenskapet mellan Märta och Sigvid.

När Sigvid och Märta gifte sig ville inte Heliga Birgitta delta i bröllopet på Ulfåsa utan satte sig utanför bröllopssalen. Efter ett tag ångrade hon sig och så småningom gick hon in till dem i salen på Ulfåsa. (Mer om detta kan man läsa i Magdalena Ribbings bok - Ätten Ribbing 700 år i Sveriges historia).

Märta och Sigvid var gifta i drygt 10 år och fick fyra barn.

Sigvid Ribbing dog i början av 1350-talet då digerdöden härjade i Sverige.

Källa: Elgenstiern. Källa: Magdalena Ribbings bok - Ätten Ribbing 700 år i Sveriges historia.

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Giftermålet mellan Märta och Sigvard var en uppgörelse mellan Ulf Gudmarsson och kung Magnus. (Heliga) Birgitta motsatte sig detta. Hon kallade svärsonen för Rövaren och ansåg att han orsakat stor skada för riket.

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Omnämnd 1314 då han är skiljedomare i en tvist mellan domprosten i Skara och två andra personer. Ägde jord i Marks härad i Västergötland.

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

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Sigvid Ribbing, nämnd 1295 som Seved Knutsson, var hövitsman över Halland och slottsherre till Falkenberg.

Ribbing var ursprungligen en halländsk släkt med tre sjöblad i vapnet, av vilka två var placerade ovanför det tredje.

Tidigast har namnet Ribbing kunnat beläggas år 1302 då den danske kungen Erik ”menved” nämnder en ”Swith dictus Rybbing” , som bror till en avliden ”Arwidus dictus Rybbing” och ägare av jord i Snöstorp och Tönnersjö i Halland som fråndömdes honom. Han har senare identifierats med en ”Sevidus Kanutifilus” som i ett sigill förde vapnet när han sålde en gård i Halmstad år 1295. I Sverige har samma vapen tidigast kunnat beläggas år 1314 för en Sigvid Bengtsson. Han förekommer i brev om skogar i Marks härad i Västergötland, nära gränsen till Halland. Han har förmodats vara far till Knut Sigvidsson som hade samma vapen på sin gravsten i Värnhems kloster och hade färdeneärvd jord i Marks härad. Han hade en bror, Bengt Sigvidsson. De och bland annat Knut Porse utfärdade ett brev år 1325 som förlikning med den nederländska staden Kampen, där en gemensam släkting hade blivit dräpt.

Mera känd blev Sigvid Ribbing (död tidigast 1345). Man vet inget om hans släktskap med tidigare Ribbingar. Han gifte sig senast år 1341 med Märta Ulfsdotter (Ulvåsaätten), Heliga Birgittas dotter. De fick sonen Peter Sigvidsson (död 1379). Han dog barnlös.

År 1402 hade en Knut Ribbing, Peder Ribbing och Lindorm Ribbing beseglat ett salubrev. Det sägs att de var bröder, men det finns inga bevis för det. Peder Ribbing var troligen identisk med den Petrus Aaelson – eller Axelsson – dictus Rybbing. Han har av forskare kombinerats med att en Ascerus Magni (död tidigast 1351) förde släkten Ribbings vapen. Han hade en bror Sigvid Magni, alltså Sigvid Magnusson.

På 1390-talet beseglade Peder och Knut Ribbing åt Peter Prikas änka Ingeborg Sigvidsdotter, som också förde släkten Ribbings vapen och därmed förmodligen hade varit dotter till Sigvid Magnusson.

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- Ribbing, släkt, svenskt biografiskt lexikon, Band 30 (1998-2000), sidan 97, författare Hans Gillingstam - www.riddarhuset.se

Sigvid gifte sig 1337 med Märta Ulfsdotter (Ulvåsaätten), dotter till heliga Birgitta. Giftermålet har av eftervärlden fått benämningen bröllopet på Ulvåsa.