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Särskilda ämnen & övrigt => Discussions in English => General questions => Ämnet startat av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-07, 18:22
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Can anyone tell me what the note on the 1707 tax record for Pår Eriksson says?
https://app.arkivdigital.se/volume/v840173?image=1880
Thank you for any help with this,
Vicki Cihla
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Can anyone tell me what the letters/words are? I think he did not pay tax because he was very poor, but I'd hoping to figure out what else it is saying.
Thanks for any help with this,
Vicki Cihla
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I will take it backwards.
Utfattiga.
Hust. sjuk. Wife sick.
Then comes the tricky part.
I think they lost all their property due to debt. The word 'execution' might tell that the court was involved.
I am sorry that I can't help you better, I only have my phone available eight now.
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Thanks so much! You see why I need to ask :) I saw fattig and thought it meant he was very poor.
This is really interesting. It is a real struggle to interpret the information I find. You see why I need to ask :) I saw fattig and thought it meant he was very poor. It's very easy to misunderstand.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Vicki Cihla
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Now I am at the laptop.
Genom execution till all sin egendom blottadeBy execution(?) to all their property destituted(?)
Not sure if it makes any sense :-\
Wife sick
Impoverished
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Thanks for this information. You're right - it is difficult to understand exactly what that means.
His name is listed in 1707 as Per Eriksson but it is the only time I see his patronymic name included on the tax record. There is still a Per listed on the next available register in 1715 and well after. This may or may not be the same person. I'm sure I'll never know. But, it would seem that he still lived there after 1707.
I was interested in this because an Erik Persson lived at this same property for may years - he was born ca. 1698. Therefore, it is interesting that a Per Eriksson lived there at the time he was born. Maybe just a coincidence - again, I'm sure I'll never know. But, It is very interesting anyway.
Thanks again for the information! It is much appreciated,
Vicki Cihla