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- Oluf Bagge was an "V?bner" (arms carrier) in Klemensker parish, residing at the freeman's farm of Baggeg?rd. On June 24, 1468 Oluf Bagge received noble freeman status from Archbishop Tue of Lund, granting him a "V?ben" (coat of arms). On June 22, 1480 Oluf Bagge aquired a letter of confirmation from the succeeding Archbishop. He had one son, about him little is known other than that he was married to Anne Blasholtz, alive in 1581. Their son, Oluf Bagge, was in 1572 district bailiff (herredsfoged) for Bornholm's N?rre District. No modern-day descendants have been linked to them. (Source: Danish Adels?rbog 1885, page 28, and in 1891, page 474)
From the "Danske adelsv?bener, en heraldisk n?gle", page 137, by Sven Tito Achen, published by Politikens Forlag, 1972, K?benhavn:
Bagge "VIII, af Bornholm". En hvid sild i bl?t. P? hjelmen et bl?t og et hvidt vesselhorn. * Adelsbrev 1468 for Oluf Bagge, Bornholm, stadf?stet 1480; Niels Bagge 1612. Se NDA side 15 og DA? 1885 side 28 samt en tilf?jelse 1891 side 474.
(The above translated to English:)
Bagge "VIII, of Bornholm". Coat of arms: A white herring on blue. On the helmet one blue and one white vesselhorn. * Patent of nobility given in 1468 to Oluf Bagge, Bornholm, confirmed in 1480; Niels Bagge 1612. See NDA, page 15, and DA?, 1885, page 28, and also an addendum in 1891 page 474.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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