Sune (Ebbesson) Hvide (1125 - 1186)

Born 1125 in Ølstykke, Frederiksborg, Denmark

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Died 1186 at about age 61 in Sorø, Denmark

Biography

Sune Ebbesen was the son of Asser Rigs brother Ebbe Skjalmsen and belonged with his cousins Absalon and Esbern Snare to the circle around Valdemar the Great. He was as his cousins eager participants in the battles against the Venders. Together with his wife he replaced is fathers wooden church in Bjernede with a stone church. Sone was one of the largest estate holders of his time. He died in 1186 in Sorø, and is buried in Sroø cloister-church.^[1]

He had 7 sons with Ceclile, the famous Sunesons, of which five became bishops.

• Anders Sunesen, honorary bishop of Lund
• Peder Sunesen, bishop of Roskilde
• [[Sunesson-17|Ebbe Sunesen], fell in battle at Lena in 1208
• Lars Sunesen, fell in battle at Lena in 1208
• Jacob Sunesen, fell in battle
• Thorbern Sunesen, fell in battle at Pommern in 1198
• Johannes Sunesen

Birth 1120 Knardrup, Denmark.

Father Ebbe Skjalmsen White DIED 1151 Soro, Zealand, Denmark.

Son Andreas Suneson born around the 1160th

Ebbe Sunesen White born 1165 Knardrup, Ølstykke district.

Death 1186th

Sune's daughter:

• Margrethe af Højelse
• denstoredanske.dk

Sources

1. ↑ Wikipedia: Sune Ebbesen

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