It looks like Thomas Arfvidsson marries Kirsten Bengtsdotter

[M]

Dear Swedish experts,

I was hoping to finalize something with Thomas Arfvidsson in these two tax records 1701 and 1702.  There is some writing in the right hand column and I wonder if it says anything about Kirsten getting married.  In the 1701 tax record, Thomas and Kirsten are single, but living on the same farm.  Then, by 1702, Thomas Arfvidsson is married, and Kirsten is no longer marked on the same line as Bengt Knutsson as his daughter. 

Kirsten is the name of Thomas Arfvidsson's wife, since I have a 1733 tax record with "Mother: Kirsten" staying on the same farm with her son, Joen Thomasson, after her husband (Thomas Arfvidsson) dies.

What do you think?  I keep finding my Swedish male ancestors moving onto the land where their new bride lives with her family.  Is this the typical pattern?

M

[Mats Olander]

The reading on picture 1 runs "skötes av barnen" i.e "Is attended by his children".
/Mats

[M]

Thanks Mats.  Yes, it makes sense to me now, because Bengt's wife is missing from this 1701 record, so now the children are helping him.