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- According to "Bornholms pr?stehistorie" by Aage Dahl (Bornholmske Samlinger, v.38, 1961), "Mikkel Larsen" was the "adjungeret minister" (adjunct priest) for Nyker (under Jens Winther, parish priest for Nyker from circa 1538) from circa 1568. He later succeeded as parish priest there (circa 1584?), remaining there until his death circa 1615. He might possibly be the father of: "Anders Mikkelsen", who succeeded him as priest for Nyker circa 1615-1620; the priest for Klemensker circa 1617-circa 1627 "Lars Mikkelsen"; and the "Kapellan" (curate) for R?nne-Knudsker in 1621 "Jens Mikkelsen", who had previously been the "Rektor" (headmaster) for R?nne's "Latinskole" (grammar school).
Aage Dahl also notes that "Hagen Bertelsen Dresler" (born circa 1628 in K?benhavn), the priest for Bodilsker-Nex? 1654-1666, was married March 23, 1656 to a "Lisbeth Mikkelsdatter" - presumably a "pr?stedatter" (priest's daughter) who might be the daughter Michel Larsen, noting however that there were priests by the name of Michel in several other the parishes during the time period she would have been born, namely: in Vestermarie (Michel Haagensen Quidding, priest 1620-1645); in Hasle-Rutsker (Michel Olufsen Borringholm, priest circa 1612-1632); and Ibsker-Svaneke (Michel Nielsen Nosebye, priest 1620-1670).
It seems more likely that since Lisbeth Michelsdatter was probably born circa 1635, that she is either the daughter of Michel Haagensen Quidding or Michel Nielsen Nosebye. Further, if Jens Michelsen, the curate for R?nne-Knudsker in 1621, is the son of Michel Larsen, possibly Michel had married the daughter of his predecessor Jens Winther, and thus was named after his mother's father? - Norman Lee Madsen, December 19, 2013.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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1543 - 1615 (~ 72 år)
