NOTE. According to the ViknaBoka, Peder Pedersen was known as Per Person Pross in Sweden prior to coming to Norway, and states he was born about 1700. His age at death was 74 making his birth about 1702.
His father's name would be Per (Peder) __?__ and his mother is unknown. It is assumed that both would be from Sweden and their records may be found there, along with Per's own birth about 1700. Where in Sweden, is unknown.
NOTE. The marriage entry contains a clerical error. The Bygdeboker states Peder married Margrete Olsdatter. The Kirkebok shows two marriages, next to one another where both men had brides named Margrete. The clerk listed Margrete Olsdatter in the 2nd marriage in error.
Sources
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Birth / Baptism: from the Viknaboka below and age 74 at death
From the Viknaboka: Den Peder Pedersen som her er nevnt var svensk av fødsel og hette egentlig Per Person Pross. Han var født omlag 1700, og ble i 1734 g. m. Margrete Olsdatter Bondøy, født 1710. = The Peder Pedersen mentioned here was Swedish by birth and was actually called Per Person Pross. He was born around 1700, and in 1734 married Margrete Olsdatter Bondøy, born 1710.
NOTE: Most of the bygdebokers at the National Library of Norway online can only be accessed from a Norway based IP address. This particular set of books (Bind 1, 2, 3) are "tilgang for alle" meaning everyone can view them online.
Please read from the National Library: Tillatelse: Det er kun tillatt å strømme dette materialet til privat bruk. Permission: You can only use/view this material for private use.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Peder by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Peder: