Asta and Frederik’s Family - Person Sheet
Asta and Frederik’s Family - Person Sheet
NameIver Bærtelsen 39,40
Birth20 Apr 1738, Seest, Vejle, Danmark
Death11 Jan 1814, Skræ, Thorning, Lysgård, Viborg, Danmark453
Burial16 Jan 1814, Thorning, Lysgård, Viborg, Danmark
FatherBertel Hansen (~1695-1739)
MotherMaren Marcusdatter (1708-1783)
Spouses
Birth7 Apr 1743, Seest, Vejle, Danmark454
Death3 May 1780, Hammer, Vrads, Skanderborg, Danmark
FatherJens Iversen (<1723-)
Marriage3 Jun 1768, Seest, Vejle, Danmark455
ChildrenBertel (1768-)
 Karen (1770-)
 Jens (1771-)
 Svend Giødesen (1773-)
 Marcus (1777-)
Birthabt 1765, Vinkel, Middelsom, Viborg, Danmark
Death29 Jan 1837, Skræ, Thorning, Lysgård, Viborg, Danmark456
Burial5 Feb 1837, Thorning, Lysgård, Viborg, Danmark
Marriage29 Mar 1786, Vium-Lysgård, Lysgård, Viborg, Danmark457
ChildrenChristine Marie (1786-)
 Elisabeth (1788-)
 Maren (1791-)
 Marie Cathrine (1793-)
 Jørgen (1795-1828)
 Iver (1799-1800)
 Iver (Twin) (1802-1838)
 Bærthel (Twin) (1802-1872)
 Mette Marie (1805-)
Notes for Iver Bærtelsen
CENSUS 1787 (Marvinslund, Vium, Viborg)458 age 49.

CENSUS 1801 (Skræ, Thorning, Viborg)459 age 62.

DEATH He does not show with his wife on CENSUS 1834 (Skræ, Thorning, Viborg)209.

Additional Source: Efterslægtstavle for Hans Hansen (Født i 1657):39 In 1770 his address is “Skovhuset”, Seest. Around 1786 moved with two of his sons to Marvinslund, Vium, as a “forpagter” (tenant).

For details about his life and possessions see Additional Source: Efterslægtstavle Familien Bertelsen 1673-196340

“Iver Bertelsen died 11 January 1814. His widow, Birthe Jørgensdatter, remained as “Farm User Widow” from 1814 until 1818. Then her son Jørgen took over the farm until his death in 1828. After that his little brother Bertel took over the farm until he sold it in 1838 to Forester Bang of Stensdalsgård. The transfer was written on 19 July 1838. The sale price was 1500 Rigsbankdalersølv.

After Forester Bang’s purchase the farm came to be known as “Bang’s Hope”.

On a hill about 200 m from the farm, stood a windmill for many years, where people came to have their wheat ground. It was torn down in 1917, and then one had to drive to Thorning mill.

Later owners of Bang’s Hope were Laust Dueholm (1900) and Svend Nielsen (1920).”
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