Ole Persen Skaaret

   Another name for Ole was Olof Pedersson.⁶⁶²⁷

  Research Notes:

1. Trysilboka, page 560

War veteran. Resident Storbron in Sweden. Medal by the Swedish state for his agriculture.
War ??? Napoleonic wars? ?? location of Storbron ?? nothing on google, so likely a farm name, but where ?

possibly died at Storbru-Ola, but I'm not sure if this farm is in Norway or Sweden. Actually, it is Sweden using Arlid Oliver Bråten's data.

Using Brynjulf Langballe's website, he records additional information from

Trysilboka, vol 1, side 557, Søgarn Skåret, gnr 11, bnr 1

A brother of Otter Person in Sørgarn Skåret, Ola Persen Storbron, a veteran, who built Storbron in Särna [Sweden] and here ran a farming that earned him the Medal of the Swedish state. It is the same Ola Persen Storbron who in 1842 buys half of Tekta along with the hunter Lunde.

and then, page 526 under Tekta

1842 will income sold by Trysildske Skovbolag, and there are three buyers, the hunter Jon Jonsen Lunde and Ola Persen Storbron get title to "half of bemeldte [?] farm underlying cultivated fields [ jordveg ?] with claim to accommodate buildings associated fields and myrslåtter [?] well as pasture and pasture house. From the sale of above, the second half, where the deed is warranted to Børre Olsen Lille Lørdalen * and all it farms, in which buyers have husbehovsrett [?]. Purchasers [forpliktetseg?] as usual to carry all civic taxes and of forest. Each half will equal guilt 1 valleys 3 and 16 shillings, but when the forest is given its own sake with 20 pence from each party, each farm taxed 1-2-20. The whole farm is believed to feed two horses, 10 cows and 28 småkrøtter and wounds 10 bushels corn, no potatoes. The purchase price for each party 200 spd.

* see notes under Børre Olsen and his wife, Kersti Persdatter and her mother Anne Marie Persdatter Skaaret


and then, page 331, Tekta, gnr 10, bnr 4 og 7

Other half of revenues [Tekta ?] were simultaneously with Bakken (tgl. 17/6 1843) and was sold to the hunter Jon Jonsen Lunde and Ola Persen Storbron, who year after purchase, but things read simultaneously with the deed, creates contract on sharing his party. Storbru-Ola, who was from Søgarn Skåret but now residing at Storbron on the Swedish side, however, he didn't have his part very long since in 1849 (tgl. 19/6) he sold it to Ola Gjermundsen Floden [father of Børre Olsen ?].


and then, page 533, Tektfallet, gnr 10, bnr 14;

re; son Kristofer Olsen born in 1823 in Sweden and died on 21 april 1900 at Tektfallet, Ljørdalen, Trysil, Østerdalen, Hedmark, Norge , alder 77 år

Probably Ola Storbrons had meant that his son, Christopher Olsen, would have the farm use from the money Ole received from the sale of this part of the farm Tekta, though he never got the title on it. But at least he stayed there a long time and his son was in carpentry. [?]But then it might not Tekt-Kristoffer as a farmer, and so were income sold to Ola Floden. And Ola Floden surrendered to property to Kristoffer Olsen who provided (supported) Marte Simensdatter, the widow Tekt-Embret [?, a son of Ola Floden ??]. In 1857 Kristoffer sold to Ola Nordhagen, but he had retained some land and built here at Tektfallet. He moved an old shed and a barn from Tekta with the revenue. Kristoffer Olsen Tekta was married to Johanne Jonsdatter Dahl.

The farm was [ not used ??] before in 1887, and soon was sold by Kristoffer to Karl Kristoffersen Lørdalen from Grunfossen who gets the deed on 1 Apr 1887 for 100 kroner, but he has it only a month's time. On 22 April, he sells the deed to Ole Jensen Hoel, who pays 150 kroner for the property.


2. Sweden, Church records: Särna, 1828-1847

- in the previous record, Ole was recorded as a drång (farm worker) on the farm Hägnåsen whose owner was Jon Ersson (Eriksson). In the 1828 recorded, Ole's name is recorded as Olof Pedersson as it is in subsquent records, and he is recorded on the same page as the farm Hägnåsen, but with a separate farm, Storbron. It is not clear when the division occurred or the reason for it. The 1828-1847 volume has the farm Hägnåsen is owned by Jon Errsson and also owned by a daughter and a son of Jon Ersson. ⁶⁵⁹¹

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence, 1824, 1824, Särna, Kopparberg län, Sweden. ⁶⁶²⁸ Farm: Hägnåsen. Drång [farm worker] Ole Pedersen Skåret born 1786, Trysil and married 26 Dec 1821 to Ingri Persdotter born 1780; son Pehr born 1821 [7 - Jul?]; son Christofer born 1823 [6 - June?]. This record notes Ole, Ingri and Per were born in Trysil with Christofer birth in Sweden. It is unclear when they came to this area, but suggests that it was in the year 1824. There is a date for the yeaer 1821 but then it appears to be crossed off.

2. Resdence, 1828-1847, 1828-1847, Särna, Kopparberg län, Sweden. ⁶⁶²⁹ Farm: Storborn. Ole Persen (Olaf Pedersson) household. Wife, Ingrid Pedersdottor (1780) ; son Christorfer born 16 Jun 1823. Also recorded is Per Olsson (son of Ole) born 21 Jul 1820 married 1847 to Ingeborg Jönsdotter born 17 Feb 1812 born at the farm Heden in Särna parish (See Husförhörs 1797-1826, page 108

3. Residence, 1848-1868, 1848-1868, Särna, Kopparberg län, Sweden. ⁶⁶³⁰ Farm: Storbron. Olaf Pedersson, Ingri Persdotter, son, Per Olsson and his wife Ingrid Jönsdotter (born 1812) and their daughter, Inga Olina (Persdotter), born 9 Oct 1853

4. Residence, 1870-1876, 1870-1876, Särna, Kopparberg län, Sweden. ⁶⁶²⁶ Farm: Storbron. Olof Pedersson (born 1786) and died 14 Jul 1876. Olof's (Ole's) wife, Ingri Persdtr (born 1780) and died 28 Jul 1876.

Ole married Ingrid Persdatter Nes on 8 Oct 1814 in Trysil, Hedmark, Norway ⁶⁶¹⁸.^,6624 (Ingrid Persdatter Nes was born about 1782 in Trysil, Hedmark, Norway ^6618,6631, baptized on 3 Feb 1782 in Trysil, Hedmark, Norway ⁶⁶¹⁸ and died on 28 Jul 1876 in Särna, Kopparberg län, Sweden ⁶⁶³².)