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- Peder Michelsen lived at the family farm of S?g?rd, 19 Slg. ?stermarie, while he was guardian for his younger brother Michel Michelsen. In 1700 his brother Michel died childless, and evidently there was a dispute over who held the rights to S?g?rd. Michel's widow Margrethe S?rensdatter, and her new husband Hans Hansen, sought to keep the farm. A provincial congress judgement (Landstingsdom) of December 12, 1702 confirmed that entitlement to S?g?rd belonged to Peder Michelsen.
A legal document of land transfer (Mageskiftebrev og overdragelsesbrev) dated January 15, 1706, and read out on January 18, states that Hans Hansen (Margrethe S?rensdatter's husband), now of Sj?leg?rd, 22 Slg. ?stermarie, has acknowledged that the rights and access to S?g?rd belong to Peder Michelsen, who was the current residence of the farm.
From Bornholm's Jordebog of 1689:
?sterherridt, ?stermarie Sogen, Bunde, Nr. 19: Peder Michelsen.
From Bornholm's Jordebog of 1691:
?ster Herridt, ?ster Marie Sogen, Nr. 19: Peder Michelsen, er Self Ejergaard.
From the ?stermarie kirkebog:
June 18, 1732: Pr?dichet over Peder Michels?n.
October 1, 1735: Pr?dichet over sl. Peder Michels?ns enche Kirstine Bensdaatter.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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