|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| He was christened 31 May 1761. Godparents Herr Sacellanus, Mich. Lundanus, Sergeant Herr L. Humlander Korpralen herr Zacharias Lundan Student Gabriel Salinius, kornett Eckmans fru Christina Aemelea, Fältväbel Lamans fru Catharina Avolin, Mademoisella Susanna Salinia, Fru Anna Margaretha Lundana. In 1804 the family moved from Åland to Turku/Åbo. He died in Turku but he was burried in the graveyard of Maarian/St Marie church outside Turku/Åbo. His daughter Antonette Amanda is buried in the same grave. This grave is preserved. His son Anton Christoffer Federley is also buried in St Marie. AC moved to Åland 1787 at an age of 25 years and became Häradskrivare/Kihlakunnankirjuri för Ahvenanmaa/Åland. The Häradsbokhållare before him was Isaac Ullner married with Eriana Alan 24 Jul 1782 in Jomala Åland. After the death of her husband 25 Jun 1786 Eriana Alan moved to Turku 1789. Her unmarrried sister Charlotta Christina Alan b. 1755 d. 7.6.1797 however stayed in Jomala in the estate, Ytterby Hemmanet Nr 8 (Later Hanses) until her death 1797. Anton Christoffer lived in the same quarter and presumably lived together with Charlotta Christina Alan. Charlotta stayed a short time in Utö/Åland but came back to Ytterby in 1787. AC Federley and Charlotta Alan had no children but it is possible that Charlotta Alan gave birth to a child during her temporary stay in Utö. Sources Mantalslängd 1791 page 898 and Mantalalslängd 1792 page 822. Leena Heikelä. Shortly after the death of Christina Alan’s death, Anton Christoffer’s wife Helena Elisabeth Hjorth is arriving to Ytterby and they married 9 Feb 1798. Anton Christoffer lived first in Jomala Ytterby Hemmanet No 8 and in 1799 he moved to Berg in Sund. After Viktor’s birth 13 Sept 1804 they moved to Turku where he became Academie Camrerare/Akatemian kamreeri First they lived in Turku on Hämeenkatu 4? (2 or 3 or 4) then lived in the south block no 108 which AC F owned. The inssurance value of this quarter was double of the city hall! This estate was bought by AC 4 Oct 1806. The streets around the quarter are today Linnankatu, Kristiinankatu, Aurankatu and Erikinkatu. On the 31st of March 1812 Ac F purchased Arkkila skatterusthåll in Kurkela village in Kisko community. Sources Wilskman. Jomala kommunion book 1780 - 1791 and mantalslängd for the years in question. Leena Heikelä Ytterby hemmanet No 8 in Jomala became the office of the Härdadsskrivare already in 1760. On 23 Oct1794 Kungliga Svenska Kammarkollegiet decide to make Berg in Sund the boställe (home and office) for the Häradsskrivare. in 1799 AC F moved to Berg in Sund. In 1927 the Estate in Berg was transferred to the Åland community. It was never owned by AC Federley. 22 Dec 1795 Kungliga sveska kammarkollegiet decided to sell Ytterby hemmanet Nr 8 to AC F. The family owned it for 40 years until 15 Dec1835 when they sold it to Johan Petter Pehrson and his wife Catharina Eriksdotter. Lagfart/Lainhuuto was given at Jomala Ting/Käräjät 30 Nov 1836. Source Uppbådsboken i Jomala sida 166 §9. This protokoll is full of extremely interesting details. AC F kept nearily 20 servants on the fram. So AC Federley’s family kept the farm until 1835 even if they moved to Turku already in 1807. On the farm lived during these years the farmer/bonden/talonpoika Henric Hansson and Crofter/Torparen/Torppari Hök. For a couple of years also Vicehäradshövding Landtman lived there at the time. Hemmanet nummer 8, today called Hanses, has stayed with the same family since then and is today owned by Jan-Olof Karlsson b. 1958 and his wife Birgitta Karlsson b. Karlsson 1951. They have the children Marie born 1975, Ove born 1982 and Janette born 1992. The main building is built 1938 and the farm is a dairy farm with arepectable amount of cows. The size is 93,27ha of which is forest 46,97ha grown 19,31ha and meadows for the cattle 6,54ha. Prevoius oweners are: Jan-Olof’s father Roland Egil b. 1925 and wife Alfa and Roland’s brother Sune Karlsson b. 1927 Their father Emil Karlsson b 3.2.1894 and his wife Ragnhild Eriksson took over the place 1923. Emil’s father Erik Reinhold Karlsson and wife Maria Josefina Erlandsson. 1875 the brothers Karl August and Gustaf Reinhold Eriksson sold their parts to their Brother Erik 1889 Johan Eriksson and his wife Anna Erika Karlsdotter took over 9 Jan 1856 Joahan Petter Pehrson and Katarina Eriksdotter sold Hanses to Erika Anderson and Anna Katarina Johansdotter. Sources various documents and books from the Aland archives which I viseted in May 2004. In the archive I was assisted by Leena Heikelä and Veli Pekka Toropainen. I also want to dedicate my best personal thanks to Helena Dahlbom who works in the archive and assisted us in finding the needed sources to investigate this case. From the estate Berg in Sund AC F’s daughter Clara brought a rocking chair to her and her husband’s Carl Fredrik Avellan’s home in Villilä estate in Nakkila. This rocking chair can still be seen there and one copy has been given to the United States president John F. Kennedy as a present since it is known to be very a very comfortable chair for people with seroius backproblems as was the case with John F. Kennedy. This rocking chairs has served as a model for rocking chairs allover Finland. Source www.nakkila.fi On the 31st of March 1812 A.C. F purchased Arkkila skatterusthåll in Kurkela village in Kisko community. | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| She was pregnant in her fourth month when she married Anton Kristoffer. She moved to Helsinki/Helsingfors 27 Sept 1843 with her daughter Anna Jacobina “Bina” Lagerstedt. Source: Leena Heikelä. Helena Elisabeth Federtley’s grave is preserved at the Old Helsinki cemetary. | ||||||||||||||||
| Children | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| They lived in Turku/Åbo in the south block number 19. He saved the moneycoffer from to be burned during the Turku/Åbo fire 1827. Wilskman and Hiski says he was born on June the 9th and Wilskman that he died on the 14th of August. The dates in this register are taken from the thombstone. He owned one part of the quarter Vildsvinet in Helsinki/Helsingfors. | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| He was Guvernor of Vaasa/Vasa Vasa burned 1852. BF asked murmästare Karl Axel Zetterberg to make the new drawings for the town to be rebuild. As Senator he became wellknown fighting for the Swedish language to be the major language in parliament. They stayed in Ala-Lemun Kartano which was owned by Aurora Richters father Carl Fredrik Rchter and his wife Hedvig Maragreta von Haartman whose brother was known as “His Cruelty” Lars Gabriel von Haartman. You may read (in Finnish) about the history of ala-lemun Kartano outside Turku on http://www.alalemu.com/historia/omistaja.htm | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| Clara was vaccinated in 1804 in Sund. Probably one of the first vaccinations in Finland? Source. Communion book in Sund/Åland. Leena Heikelä. She gave birth to 2 children in the same year 1833.Alfred was born in February 1833 and Matilda in december 1833. Clara’s grave is well preserved in the Nakkila cemetary. In Villilän kartano there is a rocking chair which Clara brought from her home in Sund Åland where she was born. This chair is still there and has served as a model for many rocking chairs all over Finland. Source www.nakkila.fi. One copy of the chair was made and given as a present to the US President John F. Kennedy. The chair was known tyo be very comfortable for people who had problems with theere back as was the cae with John F. Kennedy. | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| Antonetta was vaccinated 1804 in Sund. Probably one of the first vaccinations in Finland? Source communion book in Sund. Leena heikelä. She is burried in the same grave as her father Anton Kristoffer. The grave is preserved in the churchyard of Maarian/St Marie church outside Turku/Åbo. | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| They lived opn the third floor of the Brinkkala house in Turku. From this house is the Christmas piece proclaimed every year still. He was burried in the old cemetary in Helsinki. His grave is preserved. In 2006 Elisabeth Hammarén gave to Lars Federley 6 silver spoons which have belonged to Wiktor Federley. The stamp ORL represents Olof Robert Lundgren botn in Turku/Åbo 7 Oct 1794 and died in Turku/Åbo 25 Sept 1882. Son of goldsmith Olof Lundgren. Learned since his childhood the profession from hsi stephfather G. A. Brand. ORL became Mater in Turku/Åbo 1821. On 28 Dec 1826 ORL married Christina Wilhelmina Carlborg born 3 Apr 1799 in Turku/åbo died in Turku/Åbo 22 Jan 1871-. She was the adughter of Goldsmith J. J. Carlborg ORL bought the estate -11.350m2 no 4 in quarter 4 of the 6th part of the city Turku/Åbo in 1828 and he lived there over 50 years until his death 1882. Source Tyra Borg, Guld- och Silversmeder I Finland/1972. | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| She lived in Turku/Åbo in part number one of the city in block 22 in 1840. She mowed with her mother to Helsinki 27 Sept 1843. (Source Leena heikelä). Her first 4 children were born yearily in August. 2 of them on the same day 22 Aug. It looks like Bina and Karl Magnus got no grandchildren? | ||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||
| Misc. Notes | ||||||||||||||||
| He is buiried at teh same small cemetary as his father. | ||||||||||||||||
| Last Modified 9 Aug 2009 | Created 17 Apr 2018 using Reunion for Macintosh |