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rkolson
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 Posted - 17/07/2015 : 16:59:50
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| thanks Kċarto, maybe i will find her grave in the Jelsa cemetery . Does Hagedorn sound Danish to you? |
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Kċarto
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 19:44:40
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Dif. to know where the first Hagedorn came from, probably Denmark, Germany or Holland, perhaps as a soldier or mercenary.
A Lambert Hagedorn came to Oslo ca 1590 and became Citizen (right to trade) of Oslo 1606 and was a local judge from 1606-11 and owned farm Ringnes. From 1611-41 he lived on farm Seter, former "Krongods" owned by the king in the 1500.
This Lambert Hagedorn is supposed to have given name to Lambertseter, Lamberts Seter.
He is discussed here
Mentioned on several pages here as "Lambert on Seter" A translater
Pictures from Lambertseter, a suburb in Oslo. The 3 picture is the mainbuilding on Lambertseter from 1825 link
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Kċarto
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 18/07/2015 : 00:02:29
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Admiral Seneca Christophersen von Hagedorn born 1680 in Denmark died at home in Fyn parish April 27.1750.
He was married to Elisabeth Birgitte Rantzau, no children and they were separated.
The name Hagedorn comes from his mother Anna Elizabeth von Hagedorn d. 1697 LINK
The origin of his mother is unknown.
Hagedorn coat of arms and heraldry for Seneca v. Hagedorn and Elisabeth v. Rantzau in Skellerup Church, Fyn, Denmark link
He married Kirsten Eggertsdatter Abildgċrd 1725.
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