Kildehenvisninger
1. [Født: Mellem 1317 og 1325 i Næsbyholm, Gärdslöv, Vemmenhög, Skåne]
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2. [Død: Efter 1400 i Næsbyholm, Gärdslöv, Vemmenhög, Skåne]
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Marskal fra 1364 og Gældker i Skåne 1376-83, men blev fjernet af Kong Oluf, fordi han havde vist
sympati for mecklenburgerne. Der blev ikke udnævnt nogen efterfølger i embedet.
In the book 'Nachkommen Gorms des Alten' by Siegfried Otto Brenner (published in 1978 by the Danish
Genealogy Society), Tuve Galen is said to be a descendant of Gorm. The book lists four of his
children: Anders Galen, mention in records dating 1383 through 1399; Peder Galen mentioned in 1400;
Ingefred Tuvesdatter Galen died in 1396, married to Johannes Absalonsen Ulfeldt, died 1396; and
un-named daughter married to Conrad Isenvorde (Isenfurt) who is mentioned in 1396 and 1397), squire
in Skåne.
Tue Galen was a Knight (Ridder) and Squire (Godsejer), and owner of Näsbyholm in Skåne (now in
Bunkefold parish, Oxie district, Malmöhus county). Tue Galen and Ingefred Pedersdatter Urup were
married before April 15, 1345. He was Marshal (Marskal) from 1364, and Gældker (Kongens højeste
embedsmand) in Skåne from 1376-1383.
In 1368 Valdemar leaves Denmark to his governor Henning Podebusk while he pursues support in
Europe. Albrekt of Sweden attacks Skåne, taking control of the north-west. He is supported by Tue
Andersen Galen (nephew of Peder Jensen, the previous Archbishop), Anders Jakobsen Grim and Hasse
Tuesen Galen. The war goes against Denmark. The cathedral compound in Lund is conquered and Åhus is
besieged. Archbishop Niels Joensen (Bild) flees to Bornholm.
In 1377 the Skåne knights Tue Galen and Anders Jakobsen declare forAlbrekt, along with Jakob
Axelsen Thott, Peter Due and squire Jesse Tufe, in return for sums of money. Tue was estranged from
King Oluf because of his known sympathy for the concerns of the city of Mecklenburg. In 1382 Queen
Margrethe defeated the rebellious Tue Galen 'Gälkare' of Skåne. There was no successor appointed to
his office.
From the Landbohistorisk Selskab, on the surname Galen:
1) Galen, Anders Andersen (Erlandsønnernes linje) (lever 1504 er død før 9.12.1522) gift med NN
Axelsdatter Saxtrup ; u 1522-082 ; 1523-080 ;1530-243 ; 1550-147.
2) Galen, Ingvar Jonsen (Erlandsønnernes linje) til Herrestad (er død 1502) gift med Birgitte
Andersdatter Bing ; 1544-071b.
4) Galen, Oluf Olufsen til Hammer (Erlandsønnernes linje) (er død 1509) ;(16.10.1509) 1529-147.
5) Galen, Peder Jacobsen Stygge (Erlandsønnernes linje) til Løgtved (lever 1511 er død 1526) gift
med Kirsten Nielsdatter Drefeld ; 1526-121; 1532-615 ; 1532-616 ; (1497) 1537-644.
6) Galen?, Peder Stygge, iflg KRD er han = foregående, men han er jo død, så det er evt en
Rosenkrantz, Peder Eilersen Stygge ? se denne ; mdm1539-089.
Micheal Eneriis: This is how I have it now - I think it is based on Adels Aarbogen (1893, page
161).
+---Tue Galen f. bef 1325 d. aft1400 Marskal - til Næsbyholm
+---Anders Galen f. bef 1340 d. aft1399
| +---Ingefred Pedersdatter Urup d. 1400
+---Tue Andersen Galen d. aft1448 til Næsbyholm
+---Anders Tuesen Galen d. bef1473 Godsejer i Herrested
| | +---Harde Claus Lang d. abt1392 Hovedmand på Turestorpsø
| +---Elsebe Clausdatter Lang f. bef 1390 d. aft 1448
1---Kirsten Andersdatter Galen d. abt 1480
+---Karine Jepsdatter Rani d. aft1473