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Särskilda ämnen & övrigt => Discussions in English => General questions => Ämnet startat av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-04, 18:35
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Will someone help me translate the highlighted parts of the attached 1717 tax register?
https://app.arkivdigital.se/volume/v840175?image=2090&page=1365
The first part of the place name is Dragaryd but I cannot read the second word.
More importantly, I'd like to know what the note says regarding Bergqvist and Erik. If anyone can help me with the translation, I would be very appreciative. What I know is that Per Berqqvist was the soldier before Erik at Dragaryd Backstuga. Bergqvist was soldier from 1709-1716. Erik (Törnqvist) was the soldier from 1716-1739.
Thanks for any help with this,
Vicki Cihla
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I think the first note is Drageryd landbog.(ård). Another farm in the village, or maybe just another name for one of the old farms.
Berghemstorp utan åbode = This place had no occupant.
Sochenskom: dr: Erik = parish shoemaker Erik, or if dräng means he just helped the shoemaker
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But I see now you already got an answer in another topic.
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Thanks very much! So both 1717 and 1718 are basically saying the same thing?
I am really having trouble trying find which Erik could be the soldier. I haven't seen any records that give a patronymic name for him. When I find the name Törnqvist anywhere during the 1716-1739 timeframe, I am sure it is Erik, but I still don't know Erik who!
I have seen some records in Kånna Arvidsgarden I found a Per living there - maybe that, at least, might indicate Erik Persson's connection to that farm. But, of course, nothing is certain. And, Per is a very popular name!
There seems to be nothing proving that my Erik is the solder using the name Törnqvist as I can't even find him listed in the tax records for many of the years. But, it puzzles me that a lot of the soldiers ARE listed, so I would wonder why Erik doesn't show up in the list. There may be no explanation.
Thank you all so much for your help with this one - it has been very interesting!
Vicki Cihla