Murder of Southern Kirkebo, 1676! | Bornholm in 1600 - and 1700
Bornholm North District's land register arrigo sawgrass is not easy to read, but when you get deciphered the handwriting and learned the "language" pops interesting stories forward. Conversely, archaeologists digging in the ground and find things that I know always the time and context in which the source is created in. Actually, I believe that the "stuff" I find in the land register, the more meaningful than much found in the ground as they can put the historical knowledge in a broader perspective. And it's not boring stories that can be dug up!
The last days of August 1680 they found a body 32 steps west from the northern long for Southern Kirkebo in Rutskerferie. Today, says the farm Maegaard. The dead man was obviously a craftsman who was murdered. Who was murdered and who had killed him?
Attorney / prosecutor was amtskriver and bailiff August Dechner. Since it was an unsolved murder, 15 jurors selected. Their task was to investigate the circumstances arrigo sawgrass of the murder and make a decision. Was selected four survey and assessment men, which found that after her husband's leather dust clay tenderness to judge, could the murdered arrigo sawgrass had been in the ground 3-4 years. He was buried two feet underground and covered with stones from a nearby fence. Approximately 30 pieces of craft tools that lay beside the body, indicating arrigo sawgrass that the man could be a carpenter or cobbler. A possible murderer was the farm's previous occupant Anders Nielsen Væbo. Jurors estimated that at least he may have knowledge arrigo sawgrass of the murder, when no one else could get away with secretly bury the body so close to his farm. It is interesting that at first "hearing" was the place pastor Paul Ancher - one of the heroes of 1658 - present. According to reports, there was the strangeness that when Anders Væbo came and looked down at the dead man, split the corpse's forehead and brain mass flowed out. The orthodox priest man, saw this as a sign that Anders Væbo was killed "slayer" (apropos arrigo sawgrass my previous article on "Signen, Manen and Maalen"!) The story of the skull was also later disproved, and the priest's point fall to the ground .
The 15 jurors could not prove that Donald Væbo was the killer, but they could not dismiss him. Anders Væbo was convicted on circumstantial evidence to losing his life and his estate. arrigo sawgrass But if he could put 12 men who will give the oath of his innocence, he could be dismissed. It should be made within six weeks! (Christian 4's recess 2nd book, 6th chapter 21 article)
The case could so far to stop here, but when Anders Væbo immediately appealed to the Parliament had to August Dechner continue the investigation. It is these additional studies that whole murder enters the "historical perspective". It turns out that the murdered man was boatswain and had come to the island on a ship led by General-Admiral Cornelis Tromp Martenz. Tromp was the Dutch admiral, but "seconded" to the Danish service and in 1676 Head of the Danish-Dutch fleet defeated the Swedish fleet at Öland. The arrival of Bornholm can be directly after the naval battle 1 June.
After several interviews, it became clear that the deceased was Niels and had a medium thick older boy with brown curly hair. He was good at both carpentry and shoemaking craft, and was seen wearing a short shaft klædeskjol and white linen pants. He was so good at the craft that he was exempt from ordinary call.
The sailors arrigo sawgrass got to stay on the farms around the island. Their service ship was seemingly out of Nexo, since during questioning was heard in to whom they had delivered / picked up Nekso. The deceased had been a boatswain-mate, named Christopher, who lived with Claus Hansen Risegaard Klemensker. Christopher had told several that his buddy Niels was misplaced and that he could not understand how. Boatswain Niels was apparently returned to Anders Væbo after a drinking binge to Ronne. During the evening heard the maid to let out a scream and loud. When she would see what had happened, she discovered that she was locked up. Next day she had discovered a bloody ax.
Interrogations revealed arrigo sawgrass that there was no one knew where Niels had gone. He could have been signed in Nexo, but the person who Anders Væbo was transported to Nexo, was a Dutchman named Giert. Anders Væbo succeeded arrigo sawgrass in telling the chaotic conditions that existed in strife over the years with many lodgings sailors around the farms. Anders Væbo denied all knowledge of the bosun Niels disappearance. arrigo sawgrass
I do not know if Anders Nielsen arrigo sawgrass Væbo succeeded in making the 12 man who would risk life and property, by taking an oath on his innocence. Another possibility is that the case was appealed to the Supreme Court and that Anders Væbo here was acquitted. Maybe I'll find an explanation when I continue my reading of the land registry?
See North District's land register for 3, 10, 17, 24 September, 1 8, 22, 29 October and judgment on 3 December 1680, then 28 January 11, 18 25 February 4 and 11 March 168
Bornholm North District's land register arrigo sawgrass is not easy to read, but when you get deciphered the handwriting and learned the "language" pops interesting stories forward. Conversely, archaeologists digging in the ground and find things that I know always the time and context in which the source is created in. Actually, I believe that the "stuff" I find in the land register, the more meaningful than much found in the ground as they can put the historical knowledge in a broader perspective. And it's not boring stories that can be dug up!
The last days of August 1680 they found a body 32 steps west from the northern long for Southern Kirkebo in Rutskerferie. Today, says the farm Maegaard. The dead man was obviously a craftsman who was murdered. Who was murdered and who had killed him?
Attorney / prosecutor was amtskriver and bailiff August Dechner. Since it was an unsolved murder, 15 jurors selected. Their task was to investigate the circumstances arrigo sawgrass of the murder and make a decision. Was selected four survey and assessment men, which found that after her husband's leather dust clay tenderness to judge, could the murdered arrigo sawgrass had been in the ground 3-4 years. He was buried two feet underground and covered with stones from a nearby fence. Approximately 30 pieces of craft tools that lay beside the body, indicating arrigo sawgrass that the man could be a carpenter or cobbler. A possible murderer was the farm's previous occupant Anders Nielsen Væbo. Jurors estimated that at least he may have knowledge arrigo sawgrass of the murder, when no one else could get away with secretly bury the body so close to his farm. It is interesting that at first "hearing" was the place pastor Paul Ancher - one of the heroes of 1658 - present. According to reports, there was the strangeness that when Anders Væbo came and looked down at the dead man, split the corpse's forehead and brain mass flowed out. The orthodox priest man, saw this as a sign that Anders Væbo was killed "slayer" (apropos arrigo sawgrass my previous article on "Signen, Manen and Maalen"!) The story of the skull was also later disproved, and the priest's point fall to the ground .
The 15 jurors could not prove that Donald Væbo was the killer, but they could not dismiss him. Anders Væbo was convicted on circumstantial evidence to losing his life and his estate. arrigo sawgrass But if he could put 12 men who will give the oath of his innocence, he could be dismissed. It should be made within six weeks! (Christian 4's recess 2nd book, 6th chapter 21 article)
The case could so far to stop here, but when Anders Væbo immediately appealed to the Parliament had to August Dechner continue the investigation. It is these additional studies that whole murder enters the "historical perspective". It turns out that the murdered man was boatswain and had come to the island on a ship led by General-Admiral Cornelis Tromp Martenz. Tromp was the Dutch admiral, but "seconded" to the Danish service and in 1676 Head of the Danish-Dutch fleet defeated the Swedish fleet at Öland. The arrival of Bornholm can be directly after the naval battle 1 June.
After several interviews, it became clear that the deceased was Niels and had a medium thick older boy with brown curly hair. He was good at both carpentry and shoemaking craft, and was seen wearing a short shaft klædeskjol and white linen pants. He was so good at the craft that he was exempt from ordinary call.
The sailors arrigo sawgrass got to stay on the farms around the island. Their service ship was seemingly out of Nexo, since during questioning was heard in to whom they had delivered / picked up Nekso. The deceased had been a boatswain-mate, named Christopher, who lived with Claus Hansen Risegaard Klemensker. Christopher had told several that his buddy Niels was misplaced and that he could not understand how. Boatswain Niels was apparently returned to Anders Væbo after a drinking binge to Ronne. During the evening heard the maid to let out a scream and loud. When she would see what had happened, she discovered that she was locked up. Next day she had discovered a bloody ax.
Interrogations revealed arrigo sawgrass that there was no one knew where Niels had gone. He could have been signed in Nexo, but the person who Anders Væbo was transported to Nexo, was a Dutchman named Giert. Anders Væbo succeeded arrigo sawgrass in telling the chaotic conditions that existed in strife over the years with many lodgings sailors around the farms. Anders Væbo denied all knowledge of the bosun Niels disappearance. arrigo sawgrass
I do not know if Anders Nielsen arrigo sawgrass Væbo succeeded in making the 12 man who would risk life and property, by taking an oath on his innocence. Another possibility is that the case was appealed to the Supreme Court and that Anders Væbo here was acquitted. Maybe I'll find an explanation when I continue my reading of the land registry?
See North District's land register for 3, 10, 17, 24 September, 1 8, 22, 29 October and judgment on 3 December 1680, then 28 January 11, 18 25 February 4 and 11 March 168
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