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- According to "Sl?gten Bohn Fra R?nne" by M. K. Zartmann (1897), a document dated June 26, 1648 names two Claus Kames as being two of R?nne's five Aldermen (R?dm?nd), namely: "Morten Bone, Claus Kamb sen., Claus Kamb jun., Herman Bon Mortensen, Hermand Boen Clausen."
From "Borringholmerens Historiebog" by M.K. Zahrtmann, 1934, page 287:
Ved disse ti djerve Hasleboeres Side gik fremmerst i Opstanden ti R?nneborgere: [Nr.] 11. Claus Clausen Kames af den gjennem Hundred Aar kendte Raadsmandssl?gt, 1647 Kirkev?rge, 1648 Raadmand og nu Borgmester samt nys aftakket Borgerkapitajn. - [Nr.] 12. Mads Pedersen Kofoed. . . .
From "Borringholmerens Historiebog" by M.K. Zahrtmann, 1935, page 30:
Ellers var onde Tider ikke til rig Kongesk?nk. S?rlig Claus Kames fik god F?je til at skrive 18 Oktober 1661, at han aldeles intet havde vundet for sin Tjeneste. Handelskab, maaske Skibsforlis under Krigen tvang ham til det en Borgmester gangske uvant Skridt at flytte sig ud paa Bondelandet. Efter Siver Gagges D?d 30 Juli 1661 drog han ved Nyaar ud i Aaker for at styre Myregaard for hans Enke og sin Fr?nke Kirsten Clausdatter K?ller, og med ham gik Sl?gten ud af R?nne Bys Historie, hvis H?der den havde opbygget gjennem Hundred Aar. Ogsaa den havde sit Sagn: I en Dyrtid bagte Raadmandsenken Margrete Kames, d?d 1593, Br?d, en sulten Stodder afviste hun med de Ord, at hun havde ikke Br?d i Huset, og hun fandt da i sin Bageovn lutter Sten for Br?d. Greve Rantzu modtog h?jtideligt et af disse Stenbr?d som en kostelig Gave til Frederik den Tredjes Kunstkammer sammen med R?nne Magistrats trov?rdige Vidnesbyrd med Stadens Segl om dets vidunderlige Oprindelse. Landet bar nu Claus Kames flere Sten end Br?d. Da Myregaard ved Frue Kirsten K?llers D?d midt i Sommeren 1666 faldt tilbage til Kongen, flyttede han ind paa den lille Bosegaard i Nylarsker, hvilken hans Hustru havde arvet efter sin Fader, Sognets Pr?st Jens Kyse, og her d?de han o. 1676 i trange Kaar; han efterlod sig to S?nner Herman og Sivert Kames og en Datter Karen, hvis Mand Esper Mortensen overtog den st?rkt forg?ldede Bosegaard.
In a court hearing held in 1666 after the death of Sivert Gagge's widow, Christine Ki?ller (c.1583-1665), it is stated that Hans Kofoed Olufsen (c.1625-1694) and "Claus Kam" (-1658-, died c.1676) were both related to Christine Ki?ller, but unfortunately the record does not specify the exact nature of their relationship. Claus Kam had a brother, "Jacob Kamb (-1678-) of Bodilsker parish, who may have been named after his mother's father. Christine Ki?ller had a brother named Jacob Ki?ller, who as a "Frimand" in 1608 is said to have lived on Store Halleg?rd (in Olsker), and then was married (c.1620-30, likely c.1628) to Maria von Rade (c.1600-1664), with whom he lived with on Skovsholm (in Ibsker) until his death c.1632. If Jacob Ki?ller was already an adult "Frimand" in 1608, then he must have been born between 1570-85 (likely c.1580). Which suggests that his marriage to Maria von Rade could have been his 2nd marriage. Possibly "Claus Kamb" (senior) was married to a daughter (born c.1600) of Jacob Ki?ller and an unknown 1st wife? And thus a n.n. Jacobsdatter [Ki?ller] could be the mother of Claus Kam (junior) and Jacob Kam. This would certainly explain the connection between Claus Kam and Christine Ki?ller - possibly he was her "brors datters?n" (brother's daughter's son)? - Norman Lee Madsen, March 12, 2014.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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1600 - 1648 (~ 49 år)
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