Assur Jonsson (1220 - aft. 1309)

Assur Jonsson aka Stumpe, til Tomb

Born 1220 [location unknown]

Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]

[sibling(s) unknown]

Husband of Gunhild Gunnarsdotter Raud — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

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Died after 1309 after age 89 in Norway

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Biography

He was recorded as the owner of Tomb in Østfold in 1309, and was then named Assur Jonson Stumpe.^[1]

He was recorded in 1307 as acting on the king's behalf regarding an agreement with Swedish dukes Erik and Valdemar.^[2]^[3]

He was one of the witnesses on a document regarding a property gift from Fru Jartrud to Mariakirken in Oslo in 1308.^[4]

Online family trees tend to make him the son of Jon (Ragnvaldsson) Smør but at the same time give him a birth year 20 years before Jon.

↑ Arntzen, Jon Gunnar & Bratberg, Terje. (2018, 5. desember). Tomb. I Store norske leksikon. Hentet 22. september 2019
↑ Diplomatarium Norvegicum, b. 7 nr. 42, accessed 22 Sep 2019
↑ Diplomatarium Norvegicum, b. 7 nr. 39, accessed 22 Sep 2019
↑ Diplomatarium Norvegicum, b. 3 nr. 70, accessed 22 Sep 2019

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