Josef Josefson Bokneberg f. ca 1765

[gj06709]

I'm looking for information on Josef Josefsen Bokneberg, his parents and siblings, if any in the Bokn or Time bbks or other such source, if someone might have access to them. I believe he was born in 1765 in Bokn, based on his death entry 27 Oct 1840 at Tronæs Øvre, Høyland, Rogaland, Norway, age 75 and a FS marriage entry lists him from Bokneberg. He was married to Anna Jonsdatter Line (f.ca 1759 Line, Time, Lye - d. 21 Nov 1836 Tronæs Øvre, Høyland) in Time, Rogaland 1 Oct 1790, and probably lived at the Line farm for a few years thereafter as they began having children. His own family is found in 1801 at Høyland, Naerem, Haa, Rogaland, listing children Karen, Josef, and John, although I also believe there were at least two more (Ragnild f. ca 1791, Line?; and Anna f. 1796 Høyland, Haa -d. 1796, Høyland, Haa). I read Norwegian passably for genealogy purposes, so no need to translate if some information is available on them.

Regards,
Bill Sandve
Austin, Texas, USA

[Ruth Bendiksen]

Boknaberg. Bruk II, Kilde Bokn bygdebok side 393. Av Birger Lindanger.

7. Josef Josefsson (1790-1799), født 1765, Boknaberg, bruk 1, huslyd /family 12.2., død 1840. 2 gift med Anna Jonsdotter, født 1759, Line, nr. 66e, Time, død 1836.Jfr. Boknaberg, bruk 1, huslyd 12. Barn: 1. Karen, født 1792. 2. Jon, f. 1793, Trones, nr. 33, Høyland. 3. Ragnhild, f. Line, nr. 61, Time. 4. Josef, f. 1800, Line, nr. 56, Time.

Mvh Ruth

[Ruth Bendiksen]

Boknaberg. Bruk I, nr. 12. Josef Olsson (1760-1766), f. 1722, Sæbø, bruk I, huslyd 5.5., siden Dagsland, bruk 3, huslyd 9.1. Død 1763. 1 gift med Ragnhild Pedersdotter, f. 1738, dette bruket, huslyd 11.1. Barn: 1. Berta, f. 1761. 2. Josef, f. 1765, Høyland, hl. 53, Nærbø. Josef giftet seg 2 i 1790 med Anna Jonsdtr.
Kilde/Sources Bokn bb. I, s. 394. Birger Lindanger

Mvh Ruth

[gj06785]

Ragnhild Josefdatter er nevnt i en tidlegere debatt: http://da2.uib.no/cgi-win/WebDebatt.exe ... aak=#anker

mvh Gaute Klepp

[gj06709]

Ruth & Gaute,

Thanks to you both for your help. Both the Bygdebok and Debattforum information are much appreciated.

MvH
Bill