Torkel Andersson (båt)

• Christine “ Kristina” Ulfsdotter (Ama). Was married to the knight and the national council Torkel Andersson (split shield, later boat), who calls Holmger Ulfsson dy his "genes" 1311, seals brother Lars Ulfsson's first will 1313 and Ulf Holmgersson d. Y's will 1335 and must have had a son named Holmger Torkelsson (Båat), named after one of his early deceased uncles.
• Torkel was married to a sister of Holmger; see ÄSF I, p. 108.
• A branch of the family dropped the name Svinhufvud as early as the 17th century, and called itself Qvist.

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SDHK No:2405

• Dating: 1311 March 12, of Issue: Stockholm

Torkel Andersson announces that he and his brother-in-law Holmger Ulfsson (dy) exchanged property in such a way that he hands over to him and his heirs 2 farms in Torpa, 2 farms in Mellby (Mälby in Torshälla parish) and 2 mills in Torshälla while Holmger gave the issuer and his heirs their estates in Länna (?; "Lennom") and Kalvstad. Witnesses and sailors are Mr. Mattias Kettilmundsson, Mr. Sigmund Erengislesson, Mr. Torkel Djäkne, Lars Ulfsson and Nils Vänundsson. - https://sok.riksarkivet.se/dokument/sdhk/2405.pdf

SDHK No: 4146

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• Dating: 1335 April 5

Ulf Holmgersson, canoe in Uppsala and Västerås, wills to Uppsala Cathedral's building, where he chooses to be buried, a farm in Helgestad, and to improve the prebend he held in Västerås 6 Öresland in Ulsa and 1 Öresland in Vikby. He decides numerous gifts in the form of money and other things to. a. Strängnäs Cathedral, Linköping Cathedral, Vårfruberga Monastery, Kristina Holmgersdotter, Alvastra Monastery, Nydala Monastery, Varnhem Monastery, Julita Monastery, Preachers Brothers in Strängnäs, Sigtuna, Västerås, Skara, Lödöse, Frännaö, Skänninge, Kalänninge Söderköping, Linköping, Jönköping, Skara, Arboga, Enköping, on to Sko monastery, Askeby monastery, S: take Klara monastery in Stockholm, the whole house in Uppsala, the leprosy house in Enköping, the hospital in Strängnäs, Söderköping, Skänninge,

King Magnus, Torkel Andersson, Birger Magnusson, and the issuer seal, SEAL
The seal: N: o 1-5 away, the strips left; N: o 6, Ulf Holmgerssons (3 plugs). - https://www.geni.com/photo/view?album_type=photos_of_me&id=6000000049027095883&photo_id=6000000140042367915&position=0

SDHK-nr: 3068

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Dating: 1321 januari 27, Issue: Varberg

King Magnus renews and affirms the Duchesses of Ingeborg's and Ingeborg's measure to restore Lena's farm in Västergötland to Linköping's cathedral.

The issuer and the duchesses Ingeborg and Ingeborg, Archbishop Olof in Uppsala, Mathias Kettilmundsson, Knut Jonsson, Birger Petersson, Knut Magnusson, Ture Kettilsson, Bo Nilsson, Håkan Jonsson Læma, Lars Ulfsson, Torkel Andersson, Sune Jonsson and Knut Porse. - https://www.geni.com/photo/view/6000000007328999766?album_type=photos_of_me&photo_id=6000000140043104006

SDHK No: 3277

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• Dating: 1324 April 11, of Issue: Kalmar

Duke Valdemar's widow Ingeborg documents Archbishop Olofs in Uppsala, Birger Perssons, Knut Jonssons, Tore Kettilssons, Bo Nilssons, Torkel Anderssons, Stefan Rörikssons and Tord Bonde's certificate in Stockholm in 1320, concerning the settlement that was entered into between the clan and prior entry Håkan Läma regarding her donation of certain goods to the abbey.

The issuer and Håkan Ingeborgsson seal. - https://www.geni.com/photo/view/6000000007328999766?album_type=photos_of_me&photo_id=6000000140042556498

Branch, Family

By the Swedish Biographical Dictionary

Gren, medieval family of salvation, whose family name can be traced back to 1424 at the earliest. of the years 1312—19. The former son Inge Kettilbjörnsson (still living in 1335) became a knight shortly before his death. His brother Ernils Kettilbjörnsson (still living in 1330), known as one of those who in 1320 for King Magnus Eriksson's guardian government negotiated with King Birger's followers in Viborg, became the father of Harald Ernilsson (still alive in 1360). He probably married a dtr descended from his mother from Earl Birger to the councilor Torkel Andersson (boat).

In the 1370s, their son Torkel Haraldsson (d. 1402) had to make pilgrimages to Rome, Aachen and Nidaros for a murder. Later he was district chief in several districts in Södermanland and Östergötland. Torkel Haraldsson was dubbed a knight in the autumn of 1389, probably at the Lord's Day in Söderköping, where Queen Margaret took power in Sweden, and was later named courtier at Ämnisholm in Småland. In 1398 he was a member of King Erik's Union Council, but he never belonged to the Swedish National Council.

His brother, the district chief in Österrekarne (Söd) Sten Haraldsson (still living 1417) on Ål (now Grensholmen) in Vånga (Ög), married a daughter of King Erik Magnusson's councilor Nils Magnusson (Ivar Nilsson's family) father of Riksrådet Magnus G (G 1). His son Councilor Ivar G (G 2) became the father of Councilor Måns G (G 3). Family G died out with two of the latter's sisters, who were still alive in the early 1540s. Among its descendants on the women's side was King Gustav I, whose grandmother's mother was the niece of G 1. The family

name survives in the farm name Grensholmen. Namely, G l's manor was called Ål from around 1510 by his son-in-law Erik Ryning, who then owned it.

Links

• https://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/fs1/object/display/bsb1032...
• https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Ama#TAB_2
• https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ama_(%C3%A4tt)
• https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulf_Holmgersson_(Ama)
• http://w.genealogy.euweb.cz/scand/sweden4.html

Sources

• DN 14 No. 185
• JHD II No. 240
• Medeltida avskrifter: vid. perg. 1354 28/10, RA
• Eftermedeltida avskrifter: Peringskiöld: E 47:A, fol. 4v; E 9
• Post-medieval transcriptions: Peringskiöld: E 88; E 9; Örnhielm: VIII, p. 7 f., 65
• Ang. the sister monastery in Kalmar, see DMS Småland 4: 1, p. 351 f. Regarding Håkan Ingeborgsson Läma and his name Håkan Jonsson Läma see ÄSF I, p. 76 and SBL XXIV, p. 487.
• Post-medieval transcripts: B 15, fol. 150v, RA 0202
• Seraphimer Ordens historia. Första Tidehvarfvet ifrån år 1285 till ..., Volume 1, By G. W. af TIBELL - https://books.google.com/books?id=WIEOo5SdqowC&pg=PA79&lpg=PA79&dq=...

Torkel Andersson (båt)

N.N. Ulfsdotter (Ama). Var gift med riddaren och riksrådet Torkel Andersson (delad sköld, senare båt), som kallar Holmger Ulfsson d. y. sin »gener» 1311, beseglar brodern Lars Ulfssons första testamente 1318 och Ulf Holmgersson d. y:s testamente 1335 samt torde ha haft en son med namnet Holmger, uppkallad efter någon av sina tidigt avlidna morbröder.

https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Ama#TAB_2

Torkel Andersson (båt)

N.N. Ulfsdotter (Ama). Var gift med riddaren och riksrådet Torkel Andersson (delad sköld, senare båt), som kallar Holmger Ulfsson d. y. sin »gener» 1311, beseglar brodern Lars Ulfssons första testamente 1318 och Ulf Holmgersson d. y:s testamente 1335 samt torde ha haft en son med namnet Holmger, uppkallad efter någon av sina tidigt avlidna morbröder.

https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Ama#TAB_2