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- Mads Kofoed Pedersen was a Sub-Lieutenant (Fenrik) in R?nne; he was married to Maren Jensdatter. After the successful rebellion of 1658 Peder Olsen and a delegation of 10 other men were sent to K?benhavn. They were granted and audience with King Frederik the 3rd on December 29th, and presented him with a "gavebrev" (gift deed - a pledge of allegiance) from their island. They also brought a list of the names of 22 Bornholmers who had a prominent role in the liberation of the island: first on the list was "Hr. Poffuel Ancker Sougnepr?st til Rydskier och Hasle Sougner haffer V?rit baade i Raad och Daad til all denne Hans Kongl. May:tts tienneste med Toug, Vagt Reystning, och endnu flittig bes?ger land Vagterne." (Mr. Poul Ancher, Parish-clergyman for Rutsker and Hasle Parishes, having Done both in Counsel and Deed all in the His Royal Majesty's interest with this Campaign, Guard Duty, and continuing diligent Defence of the land.) There were 10 men from R?nne named on the list: Mayor Claus Kames, Hans Christensen (Storch), Willum Clausen (Kelou), Skipper Hans Lauridsen, Skipper Jens Jensen, Anders Staale, Morten Mortensen, Oluf Andersen, Mads Kofoed Pedersen and Mogens Tidemand; 10 men from Hasle: Poul Ancher, Jens Kofoed Pedersen, Byfoged Niels Guml?se, Ridefoged Jens Lauridsen (Risom), Aage Svendsen, Claus Nielsen, Erland Olufsen, "Rigens Hofmesters tjener" (the Kingdom's Steward's servant) Hans Mathiasen and an unnamed second servant; and 2 from Nyker: freeman Hans Kofoed Olsen and his brother Claus Kofoed Olsen.
From Bornholm's Militia Register for 1678:
R?nne K?bstad, Tienste Drenge: Marne Matz Kofods. . . 1 Dreng.
On a banner that hung in R?nne Church was written:
"Hans Kgl. Mayest. til Danmark og Norge bestalter Fendrich den ?dle og mandhaftige Mads Pedersen Koefoed, er paa sin ?re-seng hensovet d. 11 Oct. 1677 og hviler herunder etc. ?tat. 51."
(Translated to english:)
"His Royal Majesty of Denmark and Norway commissioned Sub-Lieutenant, the noble and manly Mads Pedersen Koefoed, lain on his Honour-bed October 11, 1677 and rests hereunder etc. was 51."
From R?nne's Kirkeregnskaber, 1684-1747:
Page 12, May 1, 1685 - January 1, 1686: R?nne Kirches Regenschab Bereignet fra 1 May 1685 til aars dagen 1686. Kirche Vergen er Olluf Jensen. Stoech Steds Penge: Sahl. Madz Koefoeds s?n Peder Koefoed. . . 1 Dr. 2 Mk.
1687: Dend 14 Febr. . . der imod befindis at Kirchevergen Olluf Suendsen hafuer oppebaarred, af Kirchens Stoehl og Capitaler folgende:
1. Capital som s. Anders Rosmand til Kirchen skyldig var penge. . . 150 Sldr.
2. Capital hos s. Madz Koefoed Pedersen som hand paa Kirchens Regenskab til beholduing burde v?re skyldig. . . 50 Sldr.
1687: Item, Marren sahl. Madz Koefoedz obligation for capital. . . 50 Dr.
Page 22, January 30, 1689: Noch en obligation og pandtebref som Marren s. Madz Koefoedz har udgifued til Kirchen dateret 3 December 1677 formeldendis paa Capital som bestaar i slenelengen paa forhen sahl. Madz Koefoedz gaard for 50 Sldr. Rente deraf fra dend 29 Sept. 1687 til dend 26 Marty '90. . . 6 Sldr 14 Sk. Og hos gamble J?rgen Hansen i Sanduig som hand var skyldig til dend 9 Augusty 1686 efter skiftebrefued som er ganged efter sahl. Mette Olle Suendsens. . . 50 Sldr. 1 Mk. 12 Sk. og af Rente 1 Dr. 8 Mk. Huilched til Kirchens stechle er andf?rt her for udi, og efter sahl. J?rgen Hansen paa skifted nu skal v?re bestaaende ui hans i boendegaard i Sanduig. Huor paa viedere for varring paa Kirchens veigne s?gdis skal som nu er Capt. 51 Dr. 2 Mk. 4 Sk.
Anders Jensen Aalborig's surname suggests that he was probably from the city of Aalborg on the northern tip of the Jylland peninsula. He was made Pastor (Sognepr?st) for Christians? on October 11, 1684. In 1684 the Danes had built a new fortress and harbour on one of the two small islands to the north-east of Bornholm; this was done in response to the Swedes having built a fortress and harbour at Karlskrona.
In 1704 Maren Jensdatter is recorded as carrying her granddaughter Martha to her baptism in the Nyker parish register:
August 10, 1704: Dominica 12 Trinitatis blef d?bt Jens Peders datter paa Kyndegaard kaldet Martha. Hende bar til daaben Maren Hr. Anders af Christians ?, Hr. Oluf Jensen af Clemmedsker S., Mads Kofod paa Almegaard, Hans Hiort af R?nne, Jens Madz hustru af R?nne.
From the Hammershus Birketingbog 1702-1715:
August 27, 1714, page 343a: Birkefogeden Mogens Clausen l?ste et pantebrev som hans hustrus f?rste mand Henrich Nielsen havde udgivet til Anders Jensen Aalborg Christians? paa 100 Sdr. af dato 3 Sept. 1694. Mogens Clausen havde indl?st pantet den 19 Marts 1714 til Anders dattermand landstingsskriver Jens Pedersen paa Kyndegaard i Nyker.
The above translated to English:
August 27, 1714, page 343a: Judicial District Bailiff Mogens Clausen [Torn] read out a mortgage which his wife's first husband Henrich Nielsen had issued to Anders Jensen Aalborg of Christians? for 100 silver dollars dated 3 September 1694. Mogens Clausen [Torn] had redeemed the mortgage on 19 March 1714 to Anders's daughter's husband County Notary Jens Pedersen [Lesler] of Kyndeg?rd in Nyker.
From the R?nne Kirkeregnskaber, 1684-1747:
Stolestader of 1722:
Qvinde Stole, Dronningens og Slottets Stoel.
For bliver till de Danne Qvindes tienerste, som b?rn b?re, at de der udi kand have s?de.
Imellem denne ovenbemelte og eftter f?lgende nummere rede stole er een stoel paa 4 stader hver satt for 2 Dr.
1. Provstens, Hr. Hans Ankers zige kiereste betaler til Kirken efter nest oven staaende Taxt.; 2. Maren Hr. Anderses, ligesaa betalt 2 Dr.; 3. Sidsele Johan Lorentzens, ligesaa; 4. Herman Bohne Clausens daatter, Barbara Bohne, ligesaa.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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