Anders
Nielsen Due Family
Jutland
peninsula, Denmark
Anders Nielsen Due
b. abt 1300, Ingelstrop, Ingelstad Herred, Skåneland, (now
Sweden)
& Skabersø (Skaneland), Bare Herred, (now Sweden)
Land Judge in Skane 1330
Ridder (knight) 1361
d. Ingelstorp 1366 Denmark
Due/Andersen
m. Cecille Jensdatter Galen
b. abt 1302-1310 Capellegord, Sjaelland(Zealand), Denmark
d. 1383 Sjaelland(Zealand), Denmark
Galen crest
her father: Jens
Nielsen Galen of Naesbyholm, (b1265
Ellinge, Våstra Sallerup, Malmohus, Sweden- d1320)
her mother: Christine
Petersdatter (b1270 - d 1301)
his father: Niels
Andersen Duffue (1262 - +1332)
his mother: N. N.
Children with Cecille
Jensdatter
|
Jens Andersen
|
b. abt 1330 (maybe the same person as Peder
below)
|
d. 1385 Kendt,
|
m.
|
Hendrik Andersen
|
abt 1340 Ingelstrop, Ingelstad
Herred, Skåne, Sweden |
d. after 1389 Skabersjø Slott (Skabersø),
Oxie, Skåne, Sverige |
m.
|
Peder
Andersen
|
b. abt 1330 Ingelstrop, Ingelstad Herred,
Skåne, Sweden |
d. after 1401 Skabersjø Slott (Skabersø),
Oxie, Skåne, Sverige |
m.
Pedersdatter
dau. of Peder Eskildsen and Margrethe Jensdatter
|
Niels Andersen Due
|
b. abt 1355 Ingelstrop, Ingelstad Herred,
Skåne, Sweden
|
d. after 1402 Skabersjø Slott (Skabersø),
Oxie, Skåne, Sverige |
m. Elsebe Olufsdatter
|
The family developed is based on the the genealogy of the
Roskilde Cathedral, Roskilde, Denmark. This cathedral is
one of the oldest in Denmark and is the burial place of the
largest number of king, queens and other nobililty in all of
Europe including Harold Bluetooth, one of the greatest kings of
Denmark.
It seems that Anders
Nielsen Due becomes a knight in the court of King Christoffer of
Sweden. He apparently ends up with a major estate in
Sweden. I suspect that some his real estate holdings and comes
after the out break of The Black Death or plague in Scandinavia
in 1349. It was said between 1349
and 1350 to have killed 33% to 66% of the people
of Denmark while Norway and Sweden were both affected. As
even a surviving petty nobleman of the time he was probably
depended upon to keep things going. Being appointed a "Land
Judge" after the death of so many would have been a very
valuable position of power and wealth.
Cecilia Jensdater Galen came from another wealthy family in
Skaneland. Her brother Peder Jensen Galen became Arch-bishop
in Lund, Skåneland.
These families have
records and the family crests are found in the Roskilde
Cathedral web site and go back to about 1310.
"Of
Ingelstorp (Ingelstad herred) and Skabersø (Hard herred) is
possibly the knight of this name, where in 1321 of King
Christoffer was given a letter of liberty on all his estate,
was 1330 one of the same king's justice in Skåne, got 1359 the
main farm Markie in Mortgage by Mr. Jep
Jensen, was 1361 Knight, and raised his mortgage to Mr. Jep
Beger, sealed 1365 Settlement in Kolding and 1366 in wisdom
with Mr. Niels Aagesen (Galen)." translated by google.com -
[Skeel-Schaffalitzky]
See more photos here of
Roskilde.
Source:
Christoffersen, Kent records on
MyHeritage.com 2016
Roskilde History and
Genealogy, http://www.roskildehistorie.dk ß
Klement family -
http://www.roskildehistorie.dk/stamtavler/adel/Glob/Due_Klement.htm
Skeel-Schaffalitzky,
Santasilia , for Ander Neilsen Due. 2017
https://finnholbek.dk/getperson.php?personID=I36240&tree=2
Wikipedia for Vlademar IV of
Denmark.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valdemar_IV_of_Denmark
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