Also I shall begin in the beginning and work up to me, than the reverse, me to they.
ah 1! ah 2! ah 3! HERE WE GO!!
**Children: 1.-RAGNHILD BAGNE~~~Female~~~ married Edling Kjetelson (1625-?) 2.-Askjell Bagne married Inger Lisebrekke (1621-1671) Guro__________ Agot Toresdtr. (--1695) GRANDCHILDREN:~
#1~~~~ *RAGNHILD MAGNESDTR.KJETELSON:*(caps designate the line of SJUR DAVIDSON BAGNE in whom this Geneology has been traced down to)(I am of SJUR's brother..@Rasmus@...FYI.)
Brita:1656-1705
Kjetil:1658-1700
Havar:1664-?
Synva:1669-1670
Magne:1671-?
Hans:1673-1743
Torgjer:1675-1675--:(
Eli:1675-1706
HALLSTEIN:1677-1741
Jorstein:1681-1681--:(
*Torstein 1699-1781
*Torstein was the son of Edlings 2nd wife Helga Torleivsdtr.
#2~~~~
Askjell Magneson Bagne:
Inger: 1673-?
Magne:1680-1691
Torgjer A. 1680-?
Guro A. 1685-?
Brita:1701-1776
(Askjell had no children with 1st wife Inger. He had one with Guro and one with Agot. After Askjell died, Agot had 2 children with Dagfinn Hansson. Later Dagfinn had one child with Guri Knutsdtr. Jodno.)
****Quoted from the geneology put together by Cletus E. (Bud) Swanson..1/1984..Minnesota:
IF the above facts are correct, we find that MAGNE was only about 20 when HE died. He must have been married at an early age to have had 2 children by that age. His daughter RAGNHILD was about 28 when she had her first child and about +50 whe the last one was born. We also notice that her husband Edling had a child with his 2nd wife when he was about 74. Edling was considered a very wealthy man until he lost just about everything in a fire in 1668. We assume that Ragnhild died prior to 1697.
NOTE:
We have taken all the information for the family in Norway from a Publication known as : "AETTER BOK for ULVIK". Written by Aamund K. Bu. The only copy we could locate was Call # CS 918 V45 B 9 Memorial Library University of Wisconsin in Madison. (FURTHER NOTE: *I* Have tried to get this publication from Madison and was told they no longer have it.)
With the exception of Ragnhild we have a direct male lineage from MAGNE BAGNE. That seemed to be unusual in family histories. We have not researched the wives of the above mentioned male descendants, but much of it is available in the book by A. K. Bu.