Not yet proven: that Sevat Sjurdsen and Helgesdatter are Hølje’s parents.
Read alsoDeed for a third of Western Lehøvd, October 23, 1580: Hellik Kittilson’s letter selling him the share for three dalerdaler The silver money Norway counted in before the krone of 1875: the riksdaler, and from 1816 the speciedaler. In the 1830s a farm in Veggli sold for a few hundred speciedaler. All the words, in English, with the copy and transcription Flesberg Historielag shared
Family
- Parents
- Sevat Sjurdsen c. 1495–c. 1564 not proven
Helgesdatter b. c. 1495 not proven - Spouse
- Ingeborg Gjurdsdatter
- Children
- Farms
- Lehøvd
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Deed for a third of Western Lehøvd, October 23, 1580 Hellik Kittilson’s letter selling Hølje Sevatson a third of Western Lehøvd, October 23, 1580, from a paper copy. Copy supplied by Sigurd Vinger, Flesberg Historielag. The original hasn’t been found. Read it- Western Lehøvd purchase deed, Hellik Kittilson to Hølje Sevatson, 23 October 1580 — later copies. Deed dated 23 October 1580; paper copy and older transcription supplied by Flesberg Historielag, 24 October 2026
- NumedalNumedal A long valley in southern Norway, running north-west from Kongsberg, where Flesberg, Rollag and Veggli lie. Numedal and its farms → og Sandsvær tingbok I 10 (1676), folio 15b — Helge Lehofed boundary testimony. National Archives of Norway ↗