Person:Knut Hiåsen (2)

Interpretation of P 696 SE Book Children after Ola lacked money to keep the farm in 1795, so someone else (younger son from another marriage perhaps) bought it from Berit in 1827 for 1600 (money units).

It shows that there were 5 daughters...no sons. First daughter married someone with a farm in K. 2nd daugher died. 3rd daughter married in 1827 as well but he had a farm in K. 4th daughter also married someone who had a farm. 5th daughter was Kari..ie "child after Ola" Perhaps it was Kari's husband, who was the youngest son in a different family (thus did not have any inheritance of his own) that is the one the bought it from Berit. If this were so, it would say so in the next paragraph which I cannot read.

1. ↑ S696. (Name: Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal; Date: 1953;)
   Andreas Mørch, Sigdal og Eggedal, Bind II og III - Gard og Slekt published by the Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal, printed by Harald Lyche & Co, 1953.

   _FOOT: S696 (Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal, 1953), Andreas Mørch, Sigdal og Eggedal, Bind II og III - Gard og Slekt published by the Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal, printed by Harald Lyche & Co, 1953.

2. ↑ S559
   Andreas Mørch, Sigdal og Eggedal, Bind II og III - Gard og Slekt published by the Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal, printed by Harald Lyche & Co, 1953.
3. ↑ S696. (Name: Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal; Date: 1953;)
   Andreas Mørch, Sigdal og Eggedal, Bind II og III - Gard og Slekt published by the Historielag of Sigdal and Eggedal, printed by Harald Lyche & Co, 1953.