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- Aage Kure writes: Claus Gagge obtained Fuglsangsg?rd in Klinteby in Ibsker parish, which is known as Gaggeg?rd while Claus Gagge owned the farm (later known as Klintebyg?rd). A judgement was made against him - forcing him to pay a large fine, because he had killed a man caught stealing from his forest. Both Claus Gagge, his wife and their only son died of plague in 1654. His only daughter was married to Hans Madsen Kofoed of Eskesg?rd; the two of them also died also of plague in 1654. Their daughter Kirsten Hansdatter Kofoed outlived them, and was able to continue the Kofoed-line, which goes back to freeman Hans Kofoed on Blykobbeg?rd. She took over two crop-farms (s?deg?rde) in Nyker parish, besides many other farms.
From Bornholm's Jordebog of 1651:
Ibscher Sougn: Welb. Claus Gagge, Klintbyegaard, som hand sielff Paaboet, och er ingen S?degaard.
Aakier Sougn, Adelens oc Frimends Goedz, med deris Huusse: Clausz Gaggis Gaarde: Nr. 1. Bendt Pederss?n. Wdbyggere: Michell Ebbess?nn. Nr. 2. Michell Pederss?nn. Nr. 3. Jens Pederss?nn.
From Bornholm's Jordebog of 1658, compiled during the Swedish occupation of the island:
Pantsatte G?rdar: Claus Gages datterbarn som Mads Koofood og Claus Hartwig are f?rmyndere fore hafve medh hofvodg?rden. . . 7 G?rder.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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