Andreas Nicolai Schedvimontanus [Parents] was born 1 in 1597 in Sweden. He died 2 in 1652 in Folkärna, Dalarna, Sweden. He married 3 Margaretha Steffansdotter in 1630. Andreas was employed 4 as parson in Folkärna, Dalarna, Sweden.
Margaretha Steffansdotter [Parents] died 1 in 1651 in Husby, Dalarna, Sweden. She married 2 Andreas Nicolai Schedvimontanus in 1630.
They had the following children:
F i Gudelina Andersdotter Ekman
He had the following children:
M i Andreas Nicolai Schedvimontanus
Dr. Stephanus Olai Bellinus [Parents] was born 1 in Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden. He married 2 Margaretha Olausdotter in 1599 in Sweden.
Stephanus Olai Bellinus. Rector in Arboga 1595. Studies abroad inskrevs in the University of Wittenberg. File Mag. Born in the late 1560's in Gävle first call he Gevalensis after the birth place of Gävle. Later Gaulander to later adopt the father's name Bellinus. On December 31, 1587 he was at White's universities such as Stephanus Olai Gevaliensis Suecus. He then moved over to Dortmunds academic gymnasium where he June 28, 1593 doctorate of Artium principiis ortu et legibus. The thesis that science affects the initial origin and the laws were printed the same year in Dortmund. In April 1594 he was apparently Cologne since April 27 he entered a quotation from Ovid "de arte amandi" in Johan Göransson Rosenhanes studbook. Attached is also a kolorerad drawing of a beverage type. After returning home to Sweden, he became the school champion in Arboga and member of domkapitlet. Staffan became the last deans in Västerås. The service was made at the parliament in Norrköping 1604.
Margaretha Olausdotter died 1 in 1648. She married 2 Dr. Stephanus Olai Bellinus in 1599 in Sweden.
They had the following children:
F i Margaretha Steffansdotter
Bishop Olaus Stephani Bellinus [Parents] was born 1 in 1539 in Sweden. He died 2 on 13 Jul 1617 in Västerås, Västmanland, Sweden. He was buried 3 in 1617 in Västerås, Sweden (Västerås Cathedral). Olaus graduated 4 in 1562 in University of Rostock, Pommern. He graduated 5 in 1566 in University of Griefswald, Pommern. He was ordained 6 made bishop of Västerås Diocese on 12 Dec 1589 in Västerås, Sweden (Västerås Cathedral).
TIMELINE:
1540 King Gustav I Vasa translated the Bible into Swedish and begins to favor the Lutheran Church in Sweden.
1562 Before showing up as a student at Rostwick in 1562, he studied at the University of Uppsala in Sweden. Attended University of Rostwick in Pomerania (now Mecklenburg, Germany), a hotbed at the time of Lutheran and humanist philosophies. He soon moved to the University of Griefswald, in the Duchy of Pomerania. This university was also influential in early Lutheran circles.
1566 May have finished studies in Pomerania at Griefswald.
1567 He is school master in Gävle, Sweden.
1570 Suffers much as a result of the great fire of Gävle.
1570 King John III, influenced by his Polish Catholic queen, begins reintroducing Catholic practices back into the Church of Sweden. He does this with introduction of the "Red Book."
1572-1581 Parson at Okelbo, Gävleborg, Sweden.
1581-1589 Pastor at Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden.
1589 Dec 12, appointed bishop of Västerås diocese.
1592 Nov 17. The death of King John III caused a struggle between his son Sigismund (a Catholic) and his brother Karl (a Protestant). Duke Karl calls the Protestant church of Sweden to the Uppsala Synod to define itself so Sigismund would pledge allegiance to the Lutheran Church.
1593 Feb. As a bishop at the Uppsala Synod, he took a leading role in banning elements of Calvinism from the Lutheran Church of Sweden. (This decision angered the future King Karl greatly, who was secretly a Calvinist.) The synod recognized the Bible as its only authority, recognized the Augsburg Confession, and banned all Catholic practices.
1594 Having accepted the Uppsala Synod, Sigismund becomes king. He is also King of Poland and rules Sweden from there, leaving Karl as regent in Sweden.
1598 With battle between the heirs looming, Bellini is asked whom he supported. He said that, "Sigismund, Karl, and God would get what belonged to them." It was purposefully vague. King Sigismund was defeated by Karl at the Battle of Stångebro. Karl became king.
1600 He is tried with other bishops for "acts of popery" and for supporting Sigismund at the Inquisition of Linköping. He was forced to raise funds in his diocese for a war fund, but his priests rejected it.
1602 Karl rejected proposals for new Church handbook. Tension between king and Bishop Bellinus mount.
1606 He was removed by the king from the bishopric at Västerås.
1608 The king reinstated the Bisop to Västerås.
1617 Bishop dies after a long illness at 10 at night on July 13.
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He had the following children:
M i Dr. Stephanus Olai Bellinus
Vicar Stephanus Andreae died 1 in 1583 in Bälinge, Uppsala, Sweden. Stephanus was employed 2 as vicar in Bälinge, Uppsala, Sweden.
He had the following children:
M i Bishop Olaus Stephani Bellinus
Johan Bengtsson Bäck died 1 in Västerås, Västmanland, Sweden. He married Kerstin Eriksdotter.
Kerstin Eriksdotter.Kerstin married Johan Bengtsson Bäck.
They had the following children:
F i Margaretha Jonsdotter Bäck
Petrus Olai died 1 in Viby, Stockholm, Sweden.
He had the following children:
M i Olaus Petri Vibyensis
Bernard Kalb [Parents] "Barney" was born 1 on 6 Oct 1942 in Chicago, IL. He died on 20 Jan 2009 in Kyle, Hays Co., TX. The cause of death was Cancer. He was buried in 2009 in River Grove, IL (St. Joseph Cemetery). He married Living. Bernard was employed 2 as Machinist for tool & dye company in Texas.
Other marriages:Living
Living
maybe born in Salt Lake City, UT, of Frenoswood, TX
Albrekt Hansson Svinhuvid [Parents] was born about 1550 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden. He died 1 on 12 Apr 1631 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden. He married Bengta Nilsdotter of Holm. Albrekt was employed 2 as lawyer (lagman) in Stora Kopparberget, Sweden.
RESEARCH NOTES:
He was a member of the Frälse, a noble Swedish class exempt from taxes and obliged to assist the king in military matters. [Anerud]
Bengta Nilsdotter of Holm [Parents] was born 1 about 1550 in Holm, Sweden. She died 2 in 1636 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden. She married Albrekt Hansson Svinhuvid.
They had the following children:
F i Britta Albrechtdotter Svinhuvid
Hans Persson Svinhuvid at Surarvet [Parents] was born 1 about 1510 in Främby, Dalarna, Sweden (now Falun). He died 2 in 1570 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden. He married Anna Månsdotter. Hans was employed 3 as mine operator (bergsman) in 1534/1568 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden.
RESEARCH NOTES:
He was a member of the Frälse, a noble Swedish class exempt from taxes and obliged to assist the king in military matters. His coat of arms was a red boar's head on a yellow background. [Anerud]
Anna Månsdotter [Parents] was born 1 about 1510 in Dalarna, Sweden. She died 2 after 1595 in Stora Kopparberg, Dalarna, Sweden. She married Hans Persson Svinhuvid at Surarvet.
They had the following children:
M i Albrekt Hansson Svinhuvid M ii Sir Per Hansson Svinhuvid