Peder Dagfinnsen Gjesdal (around 1650-1725)

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Parents
Father:1Dagfinn Tolleivsen (around 1613-1669), farmer
Mother:2Anna Styrkårsdatter Gjesdal (-)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:3Kari Monsdatter Kyllingstad (-1712)
Children
Children with Kari Monsdatter Kyllingstad:
Anna Pedersdatter Nevland (-)4
Kari Pedersdatter Nevland (around 1690-)5
Attributes
Events
Born:6around 1650
Died:71725
Personal Info
A story says he was a soldier and participated in several battles, in Schleswig or Holstein. He was once laying on the ground, apparently dead. An old woman came to rob the dead bodies, but when she reach Peder Dagfinnsen and tried to rob him he woke up. He killed her and took everything she had collected. He later got home with large amounts of silver which was inherited by the oldest son for generations.8
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Sources

1 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Gjesdal no. 11, p. 69.
2 Ibid
3 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Kyllingstad no. 11, p. 113.
4 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Nevland no. 20, p. 167.
5 Ibid
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8 Ibid
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