Person:Mari Berg (1)

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57. Mari Berg, b. 1710 in Sondre Land, d. 1767. Scattered records regarding Slægten Berg in Land. "She was an energetic woman, strong in both body and soul. The legend about this woman at Berg, who spøgede ingik væddemaal that involve the barrels of rye from both a river and up the rather long, steep hill to the storehouse, shall happen. She too would have the wounds.

It is said of hendee that she was married with 3 cargo handlers. (1) Married 5 Sep 1735, Gudbrand Tingvold, b. 1702 in Søndre Land, d.?. (2) She married Torger Tonvold, b.? In Nordre Land, d.?. (3) She married Lars Ekeren, b.?, d.?. «i»Children by Gudbrand Tingvold:«/i» 28. i Kristoffer Berg, b. 1736 in Land, d. 20.07.1821. Married 1761, Margrethe Narum.

           ii  Ingeborg Tingvold, b. ? in Nordre Land, christened ?.
           iii  Paul Berg, b. 1738 in Søndre Land, d. 1738.
           iv  Paul Berg, b. 1740 in Søndre Land, d. 1807.  Skjak, Nordre Land.  Married 1765, Kjersti Brone.

«i»Children by Torger Tonvold:«/i»

             v  Gudbrand Tonvold, b. ? in Nordre Land, christened ?.
            vi:  Tonvold Paul, b.? In Nordre Land, christened?. Another source:"Scattered records concerning the family Berg from Land", collected in the 1880's by Regina Louise Mathea (Thea) Berg, b. 15 Mar 1836, d. 23 May 1911. She writes as:    [page 13-14]
              

Ingeborg married Gudbrand Olsen Esbjug. In the year 1760 hjemsøgtes Land of a skrækkelig sickness, BLODSOT. As Examples at its mortality can be noted that at Hougner at Nordsinden udbares at once 5 ex. The owner, Syver Thomle, Iver T's son, lost both his wife and children, and one or two of pure death benefit. At Esbjug his sister Ingeborg ill. There was her cousin from Bron, Bertha, at a longer visit and learn from him that dreielsvævning. Omendskjøndt Brugt fine will have to do with the very largest farmers, however, was unknown until vævningen deraf at this time. It looks as if you Siri Stenersen, which in 1749 was married in Land - in part later - bringing art to the northern part deraf. She was out of a family, of whom several were in the highest positions. Shown is it, that she had oplært both virgin Berthe and more, and you should be able to demonstrate, how it by her daughter, Rødn's captain's wife, settled at Fosheim, has come to Valdres. Before dreielvevningen was ordinary, Brugt linlærredes will have to do and will have to do with gaasøiemønster .- Naa back to blodsotten at Esbjug: The first angreb Berthe. Of infection was guilty it was commanded that as soon as a person angrebes of the disease, had to coffin sættes able, and everything is done Færden to the funeral. So skedte at Esbjug. There, missing only that Bertha would die. But - with all the anticipation - as a mere exception, she came down. But Ingeborg, who had nursed perhaps, was sick, died, coffin and got it, which were intended for the other. After a couple of years forløb got Berthe man. To the wife at a large farm duede she struggled not - forest got ungjelde for her clear household. - The Man came disallow sin mod Act, which forbade a man to chop wood for their own smaat skov, method thereof paid stalls, but graciously forgave in this EVENT. - Enough, Bertha was soon widowed and later married to Paul Berg. As said, havede she been long enough married her first husband to get his financer brought in disarray. Worse and worse it was in Paul's time, he duede blot to say yes to everything, his wife foreslog, and she was, in spite of his ferdighed fine handicrafts. Only safe way to bring puzzling at all. So were the children of her first husband egteskab, Thomle grandchildren Thus, the roof from them. So lived and huserde Paul and Berthe at Esbjug some years. People are starving, neglected farmer, forest and houses udhuggedes forfaldt, until the place his son was 18 years, when his slægtninger eventually displaced farm ready for him. This had to be in 1774 a 1776. Paul has thus been married young. How farmhouse which was at Esbjug, when Paul forlod farm, by me, and it can holder's interest. The garden may have been clearer before, but not worse. Thomle and Berg families so far vides the two largest families in indfødte Land in those days, was carried down in this ægteskab. Location of the Son and his wife had to Taking the following husleilighed: A house with three rum below, namely a large living room with chimney, the room a chamber and a small bathroom. With a small fireplace. You hereby havede family kitchen and living room in eet, bedroom and a room for the older children. Ovenpaa was a very low floor with room for servants and klædeskammer. And there was a fræmmede Saakaldte fræstestue upstairs in a bodbygning ligeved. Hr.Paul has thus followed the old patriarchal skik to eat in the same room as the people. Naar - which place his son's time - which happens By doing that family husfaderen in høisædet with husmoderen at his side, when it dew dækkede can see the people at the andet tables have their good rigelige food and dishes, as they NetOp sætter price at, the end usually have other family, this practice its good sides. There is at one side and a faderligt moderligt conditions, and on the other hand, is a ærbødigt, venligt. No raahed spoke in such a good old-fashioned house, and on Sundays were all our family in the same room together for Common andagt. Medens place his son Ole Gulbrandsen, with his wife - my besteforældre in fully goal keeping Thomle family's honor up, in a few years got opført two beautiful hovedbbygninger etc, went there too at "Schak" Skiager-where Paul lived in the later years of his life, stedse downward with him. The confessed præst Dorph aflegge he would visit, when he had come to "Schak". He havede shown very mod him, on enabling of his entire relationship at Esbjug. Nu met him there so that udenfor woodshed at "Schak, stood, then præsten was driving, a slovenly dressed man, and you had to NetOp to pass that on the farm get ind. Welcome to the main building præsten modes of a boy, there came the enterprise his horse. "Is Paul Berg at home? Sprude D." Yes, there he is, yes, "said the boy." Well, "said præsten, sat up again and drove all the past the astonished hr. afsted Paul and again, - Some pain worse customer well not confessed to him. Thus we see that a slovenly hr. præsten Paul would not be known by. But fortunately, he was not really a Berg either. Source #s: «sup»43,44,45,46,47, 48, «/sup»83,84, 85

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Eric Hov. Letter. 1996 to Sharon Lemley. Privately held by Lemley..
2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Reutgen, Larissa, genealogist. Landingslaget Database, Larissa Reutgen
   (typo, should be 1829).
3.   Einar T. Endrerud. "Halla Martin B.doc"; report to Rose (Moulton) Sellick, , 23 Jun 2006; e-mail attachment held by Sharon (Rosen
   p. 13 & 19, #57.
4.   Einar T. Endrerud. "Halla Martin B.doc"; report to Rose (Moulton) Sellick, , 23 Jun 2006; e-mail attachment held by Sharon (Rosen
   p. 13, #57.