Truid Myre
1405 - 1489 (~ 84 år)
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Navn Truid Myre Fødsel ABT. 1405 [1] Køn Mand Død ABT. 1489 Fuglsangsg?rd, Ibsker, Bornholm, Danmark 
Person-ID I20527 NLMadsen Sidst ændret 20 jul. 2023
Far Peder Myre, f. BEF. 1380 d. AFT. 1429 (Alder > 51 år) Tilknytning natural Familie-ID F16070 Gruppeskema | Familietavle
Familie 1 ??? ???datter, f. BEF. 1410 d. UNKNOWN, Bornholm, Danmark Ægteskab ABT. 1430 Børn 1. Peder Myre, f. ABT. 1430, Fuglsangsg?rd, Ibsker, Bornholm, Danmark d. AFT. 1489, Fuglsangsg?rd, Ibsker, Bornholm, Danmark (Alder ~ 60 år) [natural]Familie-ID F07424 Gruppeskema | Familietavle Sidst ændret 20 jul. 2023
Familie 2 ??? ???datter, f. BEF. 1445 d. UNKNOWN Ægteskab BEF. 1470 Børn 1. Karine Truidsdatter Myre, f. BEF. 1470, Fuglsangsg?rd, Ibsker, Bornholm, Danmark d. AFT. 1489, Bornholm, Danmark (Alder > 21 år) [natural]Familie-ID F07483 Gruppeskema | Familietavle Sidst ændret 20 jul. 2023
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Notater - After 1060, when Bishop Egino from Dalby Abbey came to Bornholm to convert the Bornholmer's to Christianity, the 6 & 20 Vdg. in Ibsker were given as a gift to Dalby Abbey, which in 1303 transfered ownership of them to Lund Cathedral. The farms must have been transfered to freeman (frimand) Truid Myre, for after his death a probate judgement, dated June 29, 1489, transfered the farm (then known as Fuglsangsg?rd) to his son Peder Myre. The farm was later known as Gaggeg?rd, and is now known as ?stre Klinteg?rd and is one of the Klinteby-farms. The Myre-family of Bornholm stems from the noble Myre-family in Sk?ne (a.k.a. Scania, in Sweden).
From the Landbohistorisk Selskab on the surname Myre, Myre-Kyrning, & Kyrning-Myre:
1) Myre (Kyrning), Hans Jacobsen, (lever 1522), gift med Ellen Jensdatter Ribbing; utrykt 1522-082; utrykt 1531-154.
2) Myre (Kyrning), Jacob Jacobsen, til Hammerstad, Ljunits herred (lever 1541) gift med Bente Josefsdatter Bielke; 1530-445; 1533-314; kommiss?r 1541-291; (1541) ridemand 1542-401; ridemand 1542-401a; (1530) 1542-412.
3) Myre (Kyrning), Jens Hansen, kannik i Lund (d?d 1575), til Myreg?rd og Klyndbyg?rd p? Bornholm; 1541-206.
4) Myre (Kyrning), Peder (Hansen?), frimand, til Fuglsangsg?rd i Sankt Ibs sogn (d?d 1572); utrykt 1531-154.
5) Myre, Poul Poulsen Kyrning, til M?llerup (lever 1536), gift med (sikkert?) datter af Karl Saxtrup og Karen Evertsdatter Moltke; medbesegler vidne 1523-018.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
- After 1060, when Bishop Egino from Dalby Abbey came to Bornholm to convert the Bornholmer's to Christianity, the 6 & 20 Vdg. in Ibsker were given as a gift to Dalby Abbey, which in 1303 transfered ownership of them to Lund Cathedral. The farms must have been transfered to freeman (frimand) Truid Myre, for after his death a probate judgement, dated June 29, 1489, transfered the farm (then known as Fuglsangsg?rd) to his son Peder Myre. The farm was later known as Gaggeg?rd, and is now known as ?stre Klinteg?rd and is one of the Klinteby-farms. The Myre-family of Bornholm stems from the noble Myre-family in Sk?ne (a.k.a. Scania, in Sweden).
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Kilder - [S0501952] Research of Dr. M.K. Zahrtmann.
- [S0501952] Research of Dr. M.K. Zahrtmann.