Abigael
Heide
formerly Pedersdatter
Born about in Oslo Norway
Ancestors 
Daughter of Peder (Heide) Johansen
and Margrethe Christensdatter
Wife of
Frantz Lauritzen
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at about age 43
in Nøtterøy Vestfold Norway
Profile last modified
| Created 11 Nov 2018
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Biography
Abigael født i Oslo ca. 1611 som datter av Rådmann i Oslo Peder Johansen Heide og Margrete Christensdatter, (datterav sognepresten i Gausdal, mulig ? før det sogneprest i Sør Odalen Hedemark, Christen Eschildsen) Abigael Pedersdatter ble gift med sogneprest til Nøtterøy, Fratz Lauritsen av den slekta som i ettertid brukte tilnavnet navnet Flor, Både Abigael og ektemannen Frantz Lauritzen døde i pesten i 1654. i Nøtterøy.
Sources
- www.tore-nygård.com/ostfold/3007.htm
- Adm: Kari Lillian. Undbekken
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