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- From the ?dsted kirkebog:
January 11, 1711: Dom. 1 Epiph. trolovede jeg (left blank) Tebbesen af Jelling med Jens Roe af Vesterby hans daatter Johanne.
May 31, 1711: Dom. Trinit. copulerede Hr. Hans af H?jen Jens Roe udi Vesterbye hans tvende d?ttre, Johan. og Anne, dend elste med (left blank) af Jelling, og dend yngste med S?ren Hans?n af Tudved, som til som af mig self var trolovede.
From the Anst-Jerlev-Slavs Herreders Tingbog 1712-1716:
December 21, 1714, page 222: Den 7 December, Regimentskriver S?ren Hacksen ctr. nogle folk fra Egtved og ?dsted sogne. De var blevet tilsagt til den 8 October at befordre nogle svenske krigsfanger fra Kolding til Vejle eller Bredsten sogn samt nogle rekrutter fra Kolding til Haderslev. Af de ialt 28 tilsagte vogne m?dte kun faa eller ingen. Der n?vnes en lang r?kke navne paa de fors?mmelige. Nogle af dem har forsvaret sig med, at de havde v?ret ude efter s?derug eller var udrejst andetstedshen. Den 7 December har Mads Christensen i Vork faaet tingsvidne paa en forklaring om, hvorfor Vork m?nd ikke var m?dt til ?gterne. To m?nd af Tiufk?r vidner, at da de var i ?gt med de svenske krigsfanger, m?dte de undervejs ved stenbroen mellem Kolding og Bramdrupdam Vork-m?ndenes vogne. Da var der en svensk oberstl?jtnant, der med magt tiltvang sig vognene fra Vork. Vidnerne havde dog ikke set, om der var andre end Mads Christensens vogn, der blev beslaglagt. Og paa sp?rgsmaalet om, hvor h?jt paa dagen det var, da de m?dte vognene fra Vork, maatte de svare, at det var om formiddagen, og da vidnerne selv k?rte fra Kolding port, var de blandt de sidste, som var ankommet og fik tildelt ?gtk?rsel, og de fleste svenske krigsfanger var udmarcheret, inden de kom. Dom: Det er kun Mads Christensen, der har fremlagt noget til sin befrielse, idet han mod sin vilje blev optaget, da han ville v?re k?rt til Kolding for at g?re ?gt efter tilsigelsen, samt Jens Hansen Rou i Vesterby, der samme dag fik stjaalet sin hest. De frikendes for tiltale. De ?vrige skal til regimentskriveren betale for hver vogn, der var blevet tilsagt, pr. mil saa meget, som er blevet givet til de "forrem?nd"(?), der kom til at k?re ?gterne.
(Translation of above:)
December 21, 1714, page 222: From December 7th, Regiment Clerk S?ren Hacksen versus several men from Egtved and ?dsted parishes who had been summoned on October 8th to transport some swedish prisoners of war from Kolding to Vejle or Bredsten parish, and also some recruits from Kolding to Haderslev. Of the total of 28 summoned wagons only a few showed up. A long row of names of the absentees is listed. Some had an alibi: that they had to go for some rye seeds, or had been away on a long journey. On December 7th Mads Christensen of Vork produced a witness explaining why the men from Vork had neglected to bring their wagons. Two men from Tiufk?r testified that when they were transporting the swedish prisoners they had met up with the wagons driven by the men from Vork somewhere between Kolding and Bramdrup Pond, at which time the swedish Lieutenant-Colonel used force to confiscate some wagons from the people from Vork. The witnesses could only testify that Mads Christensen's wagon had been stolen. When asked how early in the day they had met up with the Vork contingent they answered that it was before noon, and since the witnesses had themselves been driving from Kolding they were among he very last arrivals to be given orders to drive the prisoners, as most of them had already been shipped off. The judgement found that only Mads Christensen could prove his innocense, since he was prevented by the confiscation of his wagon; also Jens Hansen Rou from Vesterby, because his horse had been stolen the very day he was supposed to drive his wagon. The rest were ordered to pay a fine to the clerk: the same amount for each wagon per mile as was given to the men who had replaced them.
May 9, 1716, L?rdagen, page 343b: Regimentskriver S?ren Hacksen lader sognefoged Jep Christensen i Rugsted og Enevold S?rensen i H?llund afhjemle en synsforretning vedr?rende Jens Hansen Rougs gaards tilstand i Vesterby.
From the ?dsted kirkebog:
May 26, 1729: Festo Ascensionis begraf jeg Mette Roes af Vesterbye, 88 gl.
August 7, 1729: Dom. 8 Trinit copulerede gammel Jens Roe af Vesterbye og Johanne Pedersdaatter, trolovede Dom. 4 Trinit. (July 10).
June 10, 1736: Dominica Secunda post Trinit. kaste jord paa S?ren Madsens daatter Kirsten af Vesterbye, in casunecessitatis d?bt af jordemoderen, Jens Roes hustru, levende 1-1/2 dage efter f?dselen som kende 6 maaneder post conceptione.
June 18, 1741: Dom. 3 post Trinit. kast jord paa Birthe Roes af ?sted, 90 aar gl. (A relative?)
From the Egtved kirkebog:
1744: Confirmerede, ?dsted Sogn, Johanne Roes syster-daatter ibidm. (Vesterbye), Karen Frandsdtr.
From the ?dsted kirkebog:
April 25, 1745: Dom. Qvasimodo geniti pr?diket over enken Johanne Pedersdatter 82 aar gl., sa og over hendis s?nnen daatter Karen Frandsdaatter 17 aar gl., begge af Westerbye.
(The IGI has an entry for a Karen, daughter of Frantz Jespersen, baptized November 23, 1727 in Egtved. Also, this would seem to be Johanne Pedersdatter, so probably Birthe is not a third wife of Jens Hansen Roe.)
Note: no burial record found for Jens Hansen Roe in the ?dsted register - he must have died between 1736 and 1745. Need to check: Egtved, N?rup-Randb?l, Bredsten, Skibet, Jerlev, Gadbjerg-Ringive-Lindeballe. The Jelling and Hover registers don't start until 1751.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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1640 - 1745 (~ 105 år)
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