Henrik Cristian Bröijer

   Another name for Henrik was Henrik Cristian Gustaffsson Bröijer.

  Research Notes:

13 Mar 2018

There are 2, maybe 3 sources that follow the ancestors of Henrik Cristian Böijer (1683-1741).

1. geni.com, along with MyHeritage (Gunnar Netsman data, although it appears that he uses data from geni.com)
geni.com link, https://www.geni.com/people/Henrik-Cristian-Br%C3%B6ijer/3137372; and with the link to the father of Henrik Christian ..., Gustaf Hermansson Bröijer (1643+1720) the tree is managed by Jouni Rouhonen
2. Adelsvapen.com - Wiki, link, https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Rosenbr%C3%B6ijer_nr_404
3. Projekt Runeberg, link to 'our' ancestor, http://runeberg.org/bkfnf/13/0038.html
link to Table of Contents: http://runeberg.org/bkfnf/
4. "Juunsteen", re our ancestor, Anna Påvelsdotter Juunsteen, Croell and Stråhlmann, Taaul 22; [second side of the page, 3rd line starting with "III. Anna ..." ]
link, http://gamma.nic.fi/~wirmaila/muutsuvut/juusteen/juusteenjal5polv.html#taulut
5. Ancestry.com - Two Family Trees; (a) Lowenbrååt Koski Släktträd
6. Also see my document, Bröijer from Adelsvapen Wiki, for some other links
7. Finland Church books
8. Swedish/Finnish "house of nobility"; https://www.riddarhuset.fi/english/



These weblinks, trace the family to the 1600's and earlier, and the geni.com link actually go back to the 1200's. It seems that at least one or two ancestors were born in Germany, were soldiers and ended up being stationed at Vyborg (Viborg or Virpurii) in Finland and now part of Russia.

The geni.com FT goes back to Bishop Paul Juunsten (also known as in Finnish: Piispa Paavali Pietarinpoika Juusten, Swedish: Biskop Påvel Pettersson Juusten, Latin: Episcopus Paulus Petri Iuusten);
Bishop at Viibourg, 1554-1563
born: about 1520 at Juustila, Viipuri, Finland;
Death: August 22, 1575 (51-59) - although there are other notes that record his death as 22 Aug 1576
Turku, Finland; Place of Burial:Turun tuomiokirkko, Turku, Finland
- the FT has numerous notes on the page, and has notes from various sources and websites, with some with an English translation and others written in Finnish
- some sources/websites state that Bishop Juunsten had been sent to Wittenberg, Germany in 1543 and was there about 3 years; he would have been present at the funeral of Martin Luther who died 18 Feb 1546 (at age 63, born in 1483); it is not clear if Bishop Juunsten was instructed by Martin Luther


It is difficult to determine accuracy of the above sources. Additionally, it is important to develop a basic understanding of Sweden and Finland history in order to put the source material into context. Due to a number of on-going projects, I am not able to devote the time necessary to do this research as of this date, and thus for the time being, I will be stopping at Henrik Cristian Böijer (1683-1741) and his family and one descendant, our direct line ancestor, Nils Jöran Bröijer.

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Spelling variations: Bröijer, Bröjer, Breüer

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1. Born 14/3 1683 in Stockholm, volunteer in Swedish [foot soldiers or possible horse regiment; Swedish, "livreg:t" and according to Munson's dictionary, "livré meanings 'livery' that is stables] in 1701, as a corporal at the time, 1702

driver, in 1703 at Stånddragon regiment. 1704 sergeant promotion. 1706 kronet.[?]. 1709 prisoner at Poltava*. Returned home 1722, 1722 located at Bohuslän dragoon regiment, Lieutenant of Jämtland's regiment [foot soldiers] until 1723. Proven in the battle at Lemberg, Fraustadt and Poltava, as well as joining the transition of Bersina [?]. Married 1722 in Stockholm with Märta Regina Gyllensparre.

Henrik died in 1741 in Jämtland.

* a number of articles: search Battle of Poltava

Above from geni.com, https://www.geni.com/people/Henrik-Cristian-Br%C3%B6ijer/3137372
the above geni links to:
https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Rosenbr%C3%B6ijer_nr_404 Tab 4
- this uses surname of Rosenbröijer - see my document




2. DISBYT - there are few records with the surname, Bröjer or Bröijer

Benny Strand data (id 415840), last update 3 Sep 2017 ; Jan Engström (id 35341) last, 27 Sep 2012

Hindrich Christian Bröjer: b. 1683 in Stockholm; m. 1722 in Stockholm; d. 1741, Oviken, Jämtland
Märta


3. geni.com, managed by Jouni Ruohonen , link to Pehr Nilsson Bröijer, [ see point one above ]
https://www.geni.com/people/P%C3%A4der-Pehr-Br%C3%B6ijer/6000000010789370523
- no information on Pehr's descendants, BUT links to his father, etc




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5. AI:1, 1726-1746, pages 105 and 285; villiage, Side," Lieutenant (Henrich Christian) Bröijer and Marta (Regina) Gÿllensparre;

- no children are recorded
- on both pages, "mod..?, likely modren" Sophia Rütenchramtz - see, geni.com - name, Anna Sophia Gustafsdotter R...., b. 1674 Västra Torsås, Kronoberg, Sweden and died 8 May 1752 at Näshult, Ekagården, Jönköping, Sweden; she is the mother of Märta (Regina) Gÿllensparre

NOTE: nothing in Oviken estate inventories [3 Jun 2018]


AI:2, 1747-1761, pages, 80-83, Side

- neither Märta (Regina) Gÿllensparre nor her mother, Sophia Rütenchrantz, are recorded at this location
- but, page 83, Lieutenant Guft. Predr. Gÿllensparre married to Brita Helena Sönnerberg - a brother to our M ???, no birth dates recorded

AI:3, 1755-1777, pages, 86-89, Side

- page, 87 (2nd side) -- Guft. P? Gÿllensparre born 1719 married to Brita Helena Sönnerberg born 1722 and children, son Gustaf Gÿllensparre b. 1746, son Carl b. 1752, son, Frederick b. 1754


6. Ancestry.com Family Tree, "Ferm-Släktträd"

- records that 'our' Märta Reg... Gyllensparre's parents, Nils Gyllensparre (1650-1710) and Sophia Rütenchrantz (1674-1752) were married in 1694 in Oviken parish; geni.com tree from above says that Nils Gyllensparre died in 1710 in Oviken, but he is not recorded to the related burial book 1706-1714

7. Oviken parish records:

- 6 Feb 1694 marriage is recorded in Oviken parish marriage book EI:1, 1688-1962, page 9 no 11 (year 1694) 1st side
- this record notes that she was born in Småland (southern Sweden) and that her father was Gustaf Rütenchrantz married to Vendela Leijonram (see above geni.com tree link for some information on him)
- this also records that Nils Gyllensparre parents are Lieutanent Pär (Per) Gyllensparre married to Märta Rosenbielke (see ... Adelsvapen.com)


** from point 2 on top of page, Adelsvapen.com - Wiki, link, https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Rosenbr%C3%B6ijer_nr_404
- re; Nils ....
then on the next line, "without a known connection to the father family of : Captain Gustaf Lennart Gyllensparre (late 1600s). Married to Kerstin, who survived him with five children

--- ???? note there is a curious note on the Oviken - Myssjö death records (EI:1, page 15 no 21) Nils Jöran B.iöj...är .. ????? born 1670 and died 11 Aug 1710 at Hahör, but the first letter could be G ^8092,8093

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence, 1726-1746, 1726-1746, Oviken, Jämtland län, Sweden. ⁸⁰⁹¹ Farm/village: Side. Only Lieutenant Bröijer (spelled, Bröjer) and Marta (recorded as Martha) are recorded - no children are recorded on either page 105 or 285.

2. Death - 1741, Feb 1741, Oviken, Jämtland län, Sweden. ⁸⁰⁹¹ Farm/vilage: Side. The Household Records (page 285) notes that Lieutenant Bröijer dod i Feb 1741. However, the death/burial records for 1741 (C:2, page 221) does not record this - the handwriting is difficult to read but there does not seem to be anyone around the age 57-59 (if he was born in 1683) recorded. Perhaps is died elsewhere on some patrol?

Henrik married Märta Regina Gÿllensparre in 1722 in Stockholm län, Stockholm, Sweden. (Märta Regina Gÿllensparre was born in 1697 in Stockholm län, Stockholm, Sweden and died in 1754 in Stockholm län, Stockholm, Sweden.)