Ture Kettilsson (Bielke) 1260–1327

Personanteckningar

Ture Kettilsson (Bielke)

Son of Kettil (ancestor Bielke)

Chamber Master, Knight, Council of Ministers

Death between 1322/27, Band 04 (1924), page 144

Married

Ture Kettilsson, , Deceased before 1327-02-29. Knights and national council. The man in Värend. Married to Sigrid (sparrow), possibly daughter of Ulf Abjörnsson (sparrow) known to King Magnus Eriksson's time. Ture K was Married twice, the other wife was the daughter of Nils Sigridsson (Natt og Dag). Generi domini Boonis Nicolai erant dominus Thorirus Catilli et Haquinus Lää", i.e. in pure Swedish: Bo Nilsson's (Night and Day) brother-in-law..Ture Kettilsson (Bielke) and Håkan (Jonsson) Läma.

Children

Erik Turesson, Privy Council. Died about 1328. Knights and national council. Married before 1315 to Margareta Bengtsdotter (? Folkungaätten ).

Nils Dannes Turesson, Knight. Knight. Married 1: o 1325 to Ingeborg Larsdotter . Married 2: o with Katarina Pedersdotter (Bååt) , daughter of the knight and national council Peder Jonsson ( Bååt ) and Kristina Hemmingsdotter ( Tanne ).

Sten Turesson, Marsk. Died 1350. appears in documents 1334. Arms still 1341-09-29, but was knight 1343-07-08 . Was Counsel 1348 and is called Marsh 1348. Dead 1350 before 15/9. He accompanied King Magnus on his Russian campaign and seems to have been left at the king's return as the commander of the Swedish troops and was in Reval on 1349-04-00. (Bbl.). Married 1345 to Ingeborg Nilsdotter (Sparre) in her 1st marriage (married 2nd before 1360 with the knight Bengt Nilsson ( Oxenstierna ), died about 1371], died before 1377-07-11 daughter of the knight, the Swedish Council and the Nils Abjörnsson (Sparre) to Salsta and Ängsö, and Bengta Abrahamsdotter.

Nils Turesson, Council of Ministers and drots. Died 1364. to Kråkerum in Mönsterås parish, Kalmar county. Was a layman on Öland 1339-10-13 and called gunner 1341. Became knight in 1342, national council 1344 and slain 1344. Team in Tiohärad in Småland 1348-1356. Ånyo was defeated in 1349-1351 and in this capacity led the board in Sweden under King Magnus Eriksson's second campaign against the Russians 1350-51. Was the Sword of Sweden (Treaties of Sweden 2 p. 203.) 1355-10-24. Struggled between King Magnus and his son Erik on Erik's side. Chief magistrate of Finland 1357. Was King Erik's king (Rosman, Bjärka-Särby.) 1358-04-09. Lawman of Finland and still held this dignity 1362-02-15. One of the Swedish envoys who made peace with the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck in 1361 and shortly thereafter in Greifswald on behalf of Sweden entered into a covenant. Once again (Black Book of Turku Cathedral, no. 178). ) 1362-05-23 and one of the foremost in the league of great men, who stamped against the king, why he was banished to the other treacherous gentlemen in 1363. Returned with Albrekt of Mecklenburg and became for the fifth (sixth) time in 1364, and received for its services Viborg castle and county. Death in the fall of 1364 during King Albrekt's siege of Turku Castle. Married 1st before 1339 (Rosman Bjärka-Säby.) WithIngrid Sunesdotter, daughter of the knight and the Swedish Council Sune Jonsson ( Bååt ) and his 1st wife Karin Henriksdotter Glysing. Married 2nd before 1348 with Margareta Mattsdotter (sparrow). Married 3rd possibly already in 1351 with Sigrid Håkansdotter (2 turned sparrows), who was still living 1371-11-09 in her (2nd?) Marriage (married possibly 1st with the knight and the national council Knut Folkesson (seizure head), dead about 1349. Married 3: o? (2: o) with Vohad Drekow).

Margareta Turesdotter, Deceased before 1380-06-03. Married in 1336 with the knight Karl Magnusson ( Örnfot ).

Ramfrid Turesdotter, Deceased before 1348. Married to NN.

Bengt Turesson, Privy Council. Squire. Privy Council. Mentioned between the years 1341-1358. Married to Ingeborg Magnusdotter (lion) in her 1st marriage [married 2: o to Earl Erengisle Sunesson ( Bååt ), died 1392], buried in Vadstena 1390-06-28, daughter of the knight Magnus Gudmarsson ( Ulvåsaätten ) and Karin Birgersdotter ( Finstaätten ).

Helena Turesdotter, Married to the knight and the Council of Staff Staffan Röriksson (The Family of the Sons of Staffans ).

Chamber Master, Knight, Council of Ministers, by the Swedish Biographical Dictionary

Ture Kettilsson (Bielke) is mentioned for the first time on July 13, 1283 as a participant in the Grand Meeting, which Magnus Ladulås convened in Hälgö, and was already a knight. Three years later (May 22, 1286) he proved a new such meeting in Stockholm; first Sept 11 In 1288, however, he is explicitly referred to as the Council of Ministers. After King Magnus' death, he took part in the guardianship of the young Birger Magnusson. Since Birger himself took over the government, T. appears to have been in favor of him for a long time to come. He thus became (most recently 1310) the king's chamberlain (camerarius) - one of the first with this title in our claims - and in letters of 1313 and 1315 he also appears as a layman in Tiohärad's (Värends) law. It seems, however, as if lately a breakup has occurred between the king and his confidant; perhaps T. has finally approached the ducal party, in whose direction his eldest son Erik(see below 2) were. In any event, some time before his fall, King Birger occupied the chamberlain's office with another person, Peder Andersson, who is his camerarius Feb. 27. 1318. Even from the team's order, T. was discharged, probably already during Birger's reign: in 1319 Tuke Jonsson is a layman in Tiohärad. T. participated in the young Magnus Erikssonselection to king July 8, 1319 and then diligently attended the council meetings during the new regime in the years 1320-22. In the latter year he entered the Grand Confederate Confederation in Skara (July 20) directed against the widow of Ingeborg (July 20), but then his name disappears from the sources, and in 1327 he is mentioned as dead. - Where T. had his seat, is completely unknown, but as he seals on several occasions issued in Kalmar, it is not excluded that he already owned Kråkerum, which in any case in 1343 seems to have been in the family's possession and in 1350, according to judgment, was inhabited by T's son Drotsen Nils Turesson(see below 4). T's wife was called Sigrid and survived him. According to the old genealogist Utter, who had seen one of her sealed, now lost letter of the year 1327, she carried a spar in the gun; the task can possibly be regarded as confirmed by the fact that T's sons were evidently related to Ulf Abjörnsson (sparrow) known to King Magnus Eriksson's time.

Links

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/SBL/Presentation.aspx?id=18188

http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Bielke_af_%C3%85ker%C3%B6_nr_8#...

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=8773

https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielke

https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ture_Kettilsson_(Bielke)

Sources

Post-medieval transcriptions: Peringskiöld: E 8 (e. B 15); B 15, f. 131, RA 0202

Dipl. Dan. II: 6 No. 224.

Original: Or. Perg. E Sweden, DRA

DS 1836 (e. Depreciation), Dipl. Dan. II: 6 No. 400

Öfverskrift; Version Counsellours of Sweden counselors Norway.

DS 2292 & DD II:8, nr 339

H. Schück, The Kingdom's Letters and Registers (1976), p. 82

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