Peder Johansen Uf

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Peder blev gift med Ottesdatter Bild før 1435. Ottesdatter (datter af Otte Strangesen Bild) blev født før 1410, Tange, , , Fyn. [Gruppeskema]

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Referencenr.: 1172

Otte blev gift med Kirsten Andersdatter Galen før 1469. Kirsten (datter af Anders Tuesen Galen og Karine Jepsdatter Rani) blev født før 1444, Herrestad, , Skåne, Sverige; døde 1480, Bornholm, , , . [Gruppeskema]

Otte blev gift med Nnsdatter før 1480. Nnsdatter blev født før 1460; døde eft. 1482, Pg. Skovsholm, , , Ibsker. [Gruppeskema]

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Referencenr.: 1173

Margrethe blev gift med Oluf Tuesen ca. 1497. Oluf blev født før 1475; døde 1500, 20. sgd. St. Krashavegård, , , Klemensker. [Gruppeskema]

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Oluf Ottesen Uf was Chief Justice (Landsdommer) for Bornholm from
1508-1522.

Referencenr.: 1175

Oluf — . Ukendt [Gruppeskema]

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Mogens blev gift med Berete Poulsdatter Kyrning ca. 1535, Oddersbjerg, , Skåne, Sverige. Berete (datter af Poul Jensen Kyrning og Kirsten Gjordsdatter Galen) blev født ca. 1515, Oddersbjerg, , Skåne, Sverige; døde eft. 1580, Oddersbjerg, , Skåne, Sverige. [Gruppeskema]

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Referencenr.: 1176

Hans blev gift med Nn Hansdatter Myre før 1530. Nn blev født før 1510; døde eft. 1536, Pgd. Simblegård, , , Klemensker. [Gruppeskema]

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Margrethe arvede Skovholm i IB efter sin bror Peder Uf, som dødede
barnløs.

Referencenr.: 1095

Margrethe blev gift med Christen Clausen Kjøller ca. 1590, Bornholm, , , . Christen (søn af Claus Këoller og Margrethe Von Schinckel) blev født ca. 1555, Pg. Skovsholm, , , Ibsker; døde ca. 1628, Pg. Skovsholm, , , Ibsker. [Gruppeskema]

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Referencenr.: 1177

Gunhild blev gift med Mads Jensen Kofoed ca. 1547, Bornholm, , , . Mads (søn af Jens Madsen Kofoed) blev født 1513, Lund, , Skåne, Sverige; døde 1552. [Gruppeskema]

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Referencenr.: 1096

Claus blev gift med før 1625, Bornholm, , , . Ukendt [Gruppeskema]

Claus blev gift med Boel Suensdatter 1635, Bornholm, , , . Boel blev født ca. 1615, Bornholm, , , ; døde 1693, 22. sgd. Sjælegård, , , Østermarie. [Gruppeskema]

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Koefoed-stamtavle A side 1
Opl. fra Michael Eneriis

Occupation: Land-owner (Propriet?r)
Reference: KGD note
At the "Frimandsm?det" held on September 6, 1572 there were 17 men
named as being in attendance: the brothers Jens and Hans Madsen
Kofoed, Peder Poulsen Kofoed, Oluf Bagge, Peder Uf, Peder Myre,
J?rgen Gagge, also ten other men only listed by their father's name;
and at which occassion three Danish Parlimentary advisers (Rigsr¯der)


had been sent to preside over the meeting. This special meeting was
held to establish who on Bornholm had the right to call themselves
"Frimand" (Free-man), a title which conveyed the upper-class standing


of the landed-gentry. Hans Kofoed, named as a "Frimand", was one of
the delegates who on May 6, 1608, in K?benhavn, selected and
confirmed Prince Christian as the future King of Danmark. He also,
along with Peder Poulsen Kofoed (1548-1616), took part in the
following festivities in Lund, Sk¯ne (now part of Sverige/Sweden),
where the nobility swore their allegiance to Prince Christian in the
year 1610. Their written authorization to attend is stated as
follows: "We, the hereafter stated signatories: Jens Kofoedt of
Kyndegaard, Hanns Kofoedt of Blykobbegaard, Peder Koefoedt of
Bagisgaard, Matz Koefoedt of Eskiilsgaard, and Niels Berilldsen of
Gadebygaard, all Free-men of Borringholm, and present here together
hereby declare . . . . . The honest and noble man: Hanns Lindenow,


Commander of Hammershus Fortress, has according to our consent,
requested these two persons: the honourable Hans and Poffuill
Koefoedt to travel to Ki?benhaffn with our authorized document and be


our representatives (at Prince Christian's election) . . . . as
further documentation we have in our own handwriting signed and
sealed this our open-letter." Dated: Borringholm, May 6, Anno 1608
With the signatures of: Jenns Koefoedt, Hans Kofod, Peder Koefoedt,
Matz Koefoedt, Jacob K?ller, Hans Berillsenn, Niels Berendtzen.
(J?rn Klindt notes that Hans Kofoed's signature is not like that of
his brother the Judge Jens Kofoed - the Judge was experienced and
fluent at handwritting - while Hans Kofoed, being a farmer, was
unaccustomed to feather and ink, which easily made blotches!) From
the seven seals affixed we can see that Hans, Jens and Mads Kofoed
used the Kofoed coat-of-arms in their seals, but Peder Kofoed did not


- his seal was simply marked "P.K." Also, note that "Borringholm"
and "Ki?benhaffn" are the old style spellings of Bornholm and
K?benhavn (Copenhagen). In 1595 Hans Kofoed had incorporated the
image of a truss (gavlsparren) in his seal; this later became the
most widely incorporated image in later Kofoed seals and coats-of-
arms. A truss is that part of a building which forms the foundation
upon which its roof is built. As depicted in the Kofoed coat-of-arms


it looks rather like an upside down "V", i.e. the two beams of a
roof's supporting structure. That image was used to convey the idea
that the Kofoed family was a foundation upon which others could rely
for strengh of leadership. His oldest son Mads Kofoed used this
image from 1608, and his descendants (the "R?nne family" or "branch
B" as this line of the family was referred to by Julius Bidstrup)
used it as well. Hans Madsen Kofoed lived long enough to see his
children prosper. They were privileged to have been born as free-men
and have wealthy and influential relations. Through marriages they
further built up their family position. The "Danish Coat-of-Arms"
registry includes no less than 18 families carrying the truss as part


of their coat-of-arms. The image of the truss seems to have come
from the Uf family of Sk¯ne province. Noblemen of the Uf family
settled on Bornholm around the year 1400, and quite a few of the
native Bornholmer Kofoeds married into that family, and it seems that


they adopted the Uf's coat-of-arms with its depiction of a truss.
Later, as the "R?nne family" and the "?stermarie family" began to
inter-marry the image of the "truss" can be seen together with the
"cow-foot" image of the ?stermarie line descended from Poul Kofoed
(before 1520-before 1584). Blykobbeg¯rd is classified as a "frig¯rd",


later called a "proprietir" farm. On Bornholm there were three
classes of farms:
1) Proprietg¯rd (Propr.), earlier called a Frieg¯rd - meaning
property owned by a "free-man" ("frimand", later called a
"propriet?r");
2) Selvejergrd (Slg.) - meaning a farm owned independently, free of
obligations to a property owner - it could be occupied by its owner
or rented out to a peasant farmer (bonde);
3) Vornedegrd (Vdg.), also spelled Vornederg¯rd - meaning a farm
leased out long-term by a land-owner (propriet?r) to a tenured
peasant farmer; these farms were "attached" to a propriet?rg¯rd, and
entailed accompanying work obligations by the peasant for the
propriet?r who held the rights on the farm's lease. These rights
were known as the "Herlighedsright" (Glory-right). On Bornholm the
farms (in Danish "g¯rd", or old style "gaard") had long standing
official names and numbers. A map drawn in 1851 shows 17 estate-
farms classified as Propriet?r: 3 in each of ¯ker, Ibsker and Nyker
parishes; 2 each in ?stermarie and Klemensker; and 1 each in
Pedersker, Bodilsker, ?sterlars, and Olsker. There were hundreds of
farms comprising the other two classifications. The typical farm is
arranged in a joined U shape, with the farmhouse, barn, pig-stall,
and utility-shed all built around a square cobble-stone courtyard.

1606: Blykobbeg¯rd i Nyker
J?rn Klint: P¯ spor af de f?rste Kofoed'er, side 75:
Den tredie af de unge frim?nd fra 1572, Hans Kofoed er af Bornholms
f?rste historiker Rasmus ravn (1603-1677) n?vnt som bror til
landsdommer Jens Kofoed. da han ikke er med p¯ den lybske
familieliste har han m¯ske v?ret en halvbror. Hans frimandsg¯rd var
Blykobbeg¯rd i Nyker, og hans indsats i Kofod-slgtens historie var
ikke mindre end de fornemme br?dres. Han sikrede nemlig slgtens
blomstring ved at f¯ fem fremadstr?bende s?nner, hvoraf de 4 kom til
at besidde store frimandsg¯rde i R?nnes omegn: Vellensg¯rd,
Kyndeg¯rd, Ladeg¯rd og Blykobbeg¯rd, og den femte midt i byen som
borgmester. Det blev disse br?dre, der kom til at arve landsdommer
Jens Kofoeds store formue, sammen med en vis Albert Hansen p¯ sin
hustru Karine Mikkelsdatters vegne. Ogs¯ hende giver den lybske
fortegnelse forklaring p¯, for hvem skulle arve Jens Kofod i 1625,
udover Blykobbeg¯rdss?nnerne? Broderen Peder var forl?ngst d?d, og
hans evt. b?rn liges¯. S?steren Boels b?rn med Oluf Bagge var borte.
Men s?steren Anna (Anneken) var jo gift med Mikkel Abraham - et
almindeligt bornholmsk navn, og en datter af dette gteskab m¯tte jo
hedde: Mikkelsdatter. Hans Kofoed nede at se sin store b?rnefolk
komme godt i vej. Priviligerede var de allerede f?dt ind i
frimandsslgten, og med mgtige og fornemme slgtninge. Ved gifterm¯l


udbyggede de yderligere slgtens position og formue, og b?rneb?rnene,


hvoraf alene 4 Mads'er, 3 Hans'er, Jens'er og Per'er, begyndte at
myldre frem, inden Hans Kofoed omkring 1623 lukkede sine ?jne p¯
Blykobbeg¯rd.
F?rte "gavlsparren" som v¯benm?rke

Referencenr.: 1178

Hans blev gift med Nn Clausdatter Kjøller før 1585. Nn (datter af Claus Këoller og Margrethe Von Schinckel) blev født før 1566, Pg. Skovsholm, , , Ibsker. [Gruppeskema]