Kildehenvisninger
1. [Født: Før 1460 i Vg. Klinteby, Ibsker Sogn, Bornholms Øster Herred, Bornholm
Amt]
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2. [Død: 1518 i Vg. Klinteby, Ibsker Sogn, Bornholms Øster Herred, Bornholm Amt]
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Hans Pedersen Myre had three sons, all died childless:
1. Jens Hansen Myre was a crookback (krogrygget). A document dated 1541confures him the position of
canon (kannik) in Lund. On July 4, 1574 he sold Myregård, 9' Vdg. Østermarie, and one of the
Klinteby farms, the 20' Vdg. Ibsker, to Peder Oxe. Jens died in Lund in 1575.
2. Truid Hansen Myre, owner of Myhregård in Nylars. Truid Myre is mentioned by name in a 1551
lawsuit in Malmø, and in 1555 in another lawsuit on Bornholm. He complained in 1558 to the king
about Vassal (Lensmand) Lage Urne, who was not pleased at Truid having free-man status. Sought in
1552 to lay entire Arnager fishing village beneath his jurisdiction, this attempt failed. On March
30, 1558 he was the spokesman for Bornholm's free-men to King Christian the 3rd regarding
exemptions in payment of the land-assistance-tax (landehjælpeskat), the exemptions were denied. Was
probably without any descendants, as his sister inherited Myregård in Nylars and in Olsker. He died
circa 1574,and his gravestone was placed in Olsker Church's porch (Ols kirkes våbenhus). According
to Sigvard Mahler Dam he was married to a daughter of Hans Pedersen of Vellensgård.
3. Peder Hansen Myre, a nobleman born on Fuglsangsgård, 6' Vdg. Ibsker.He owned Store Myregård in
Åker, and from 1547 he owned a farm in Vestermarie parish which was not numbered, it was refered to
as 'Peder Myhres gård'; also known as Lille Vestergård, later called Fogedagerhuset. On September
6, 1572 a meeting was held by Bornholm's Parliament to establish who had the right to the status of
'Frimand'(Free-man) on Bornholm; Peder Myre is named as being one of the 17 men in attendance at
the 'Frimandsmødet'. Peder Myre died in 1572, and as he had no sons the family-farm went to his
relative Mette Hansdatter, the wife of Peder Hansen Uf.
Conclusion: The fact that Mette Hansdatter's daughter Margrethe/Merete Pedersdatter (Uf) inherited
Myre-family farms places a great deal of weight in favour of Mette being a close relative of Hans
Pedersen Myre(died 1518) of Fuglsangsgård. Some think that Mette is Hans Pedersen Myre's sister.
Yet the evidence points to Mette Hansdatter having the 'Hummerklo' coat-of-arms. Hans Pedersen
Myre's three sons all died childless, so their estates would have gone to a sibling, or to their
father's siblings or their heirs. The assertion that the coat--of-arms on the Klemensker pew-door
and church-bell were dedicated to the parents of Peder Hansen Uf and his wife Mette Hansdatter
points to Mette being the daughter of Hans Pedersen and Poul Olsen's daughter of Bjergegård in
Vestermarie parish. The ancestry of n.n. Poulsdatter is known, however little is known about Hans
Pedersen's parents. Like Hans Pedesen, his father probably had the 'Hummerklo' coat-of-arms, and as
such would not have been a member of the Myre-family. This provides us with closest opening for a
close connection between Mette Hansdatter and the Myre-family: possibly Mette's father's mother is
the daughter of Hans Pedersen Myre (died 1518) of Fuglsangsgård?
- Norman Lee Madsen, November 4, 2000.1999.
Arver 6, vg Fuglsangsg? i Ibsker. Ejer ogs?jerreg? i ¯ier. Er frimand.
Bet?es i 1511 i Anders Galens testamente p?in hustrues vegne, tr?ede
med Jÿ2 CONT og de er af den sk en af de tolv
kongsg?e, som er omtalt i Knytlingesagaen p?nud den Helliges tid.
Zahrtman mener, at den m?e oprindelig hed Vesetesg? og var ejet af
Jarl Vesete. Jens Myhre, der var kannik i Lund solgte 1574 2o vg i Klinteby
og Myhreg? i ?termarie til Peder Oxe. Truid Myhre, som ejede Myreg? i
Nylars og Olsker, sÿ2 CONT sig, men det mislykkes. Hans gravsten findes i Olsker kirkes v?nhus.
Alle 3 sÿ2 CONT som bl.a. arvede 6 vg Fuglsangsg? i Ibsker, som igen arves af hendes
dattersÿ2 CONT ________________________________________________________
After 1060, when Bishop Egino from Dalby Abbey came to Bornholm to
convert the Bornholmer's to Christianity, the 6' and 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 the
nobleman (adelsmanden), and free-man (frimand), Truid Myre, for after his
death a probate judgement, dated June 29, 1489, transfered the farm, then
known as Fuglsangsg?, to his son Peder Myre. The farm is now known as
?tre Klinteg? and is one of the Klinteby-farms The Myre-family has
its origins in Sk? (aka Scania, in Sweden).
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto,
Ontario, copyright 1990-2000.
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