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- From the St. Peder's kirkebog, N?stved:
August 24, 1634: Dom. 12 Trinit., Mogens Rhaars datter Karen. Maren Hr. Gregersis bar hende.
April 29, 1640: [Copuleret] Den 29 Aprilis, Mogens Rhaar, Karen Eilersdatter.
October 16, 1640: [Begravet] Den 16 (Octob.) i St. Peders Kircke, Mogns Raahrs moder.
February 14, 1641: Dom. Te Vinea (aft D. 6 Epiphan. bef. Dom Estomihi), Mogens Rohrs datter, kaldett Maren. Mallene Rasmus Skriffuers bar hende.
April 9, 1643: Dom. Qs. motogeniti, Borg. Mogns Rhors s?n Eiler. Helvig Mr. Clausis bar ham.
May 9, 1644: Den 9 (Maj) bleff begraffven i Kircken Mogns Raahrs s?n, Eilert.
July 7, 1644: Dom. 3 post Trinitatis, Borg. Mogens Rhors datter, kaldett Margrette. Mareke sl. J?rgen J?rgensens bar hende.
February 23, 1646: Den 23 (Februar) bleff begraffven i St. Peders Kircke, Borg. Mogns Raahr, 52 aar g.
Mogens Thomasen Raahr's second wife, Karen Margrethe Eilersdatter, was the daughter of Eilert Jacobsen (c.1560-1630-40), a "Borgmester" (mayor) in Vordingborg. Two of Karen Eilersdatter's sisters, Susanne and Karen Eilersdatter (c.1591-1674), married two brothers, J?rgen Madsen Braad and Jacob Madsen Braad. The brothers came from Gotland, which was then Danish and now Swedish.
Karen Eilersdatter was first married to Iver Nielsen Bruun (c.1580-1620); her second husband Jacob Madsen Braad (c.1596-1653) was a mayor in K?benhavn, in the part known as Christianshavn; there is a beautiful epitaph of Jacob and Karen, together with their children, in Holmen's Church. J?rgen Madsen Braad was first priest in Vordingborg's Vor Frue Church, and later he became a priest in Lund and then "provst" (dean). J?rgen Madsen Braad is said to be the brother-in-law of Jens Pedersen Boringholm, the clergyman for Bodilsker-Nex?; so either Borrigholm was married to J?rgen Braad's sister or a sister of his wife Susanne Eilersdatter.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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1600 - 1639 (~ 39 år)
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