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Christopher X Federley |
| Birth |
8 Oct 1723, ? |
| Death |
1 Mar 1805, Uskela Salo |
| Occupation |
Kutsuntakirjuri/Mönsterskrivare Häradsskrivare/Kihlakunnankirjuri |
| Father |
Anton IX Federley (1696-1742) |
| Mother |
Maria Erichsdotter (1700-1767) |
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| Marriage |
4 Oct 1753, Kangasala |
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| Spouse |
Maria Elisabet Wialenius |
| Birth |
25 Dec 1730, Kangasala Suoramo Nikkilä |
| Death |
3 Sep 1798, Uskela Salo |
| Burial |
7 Sep 1798, Uskela Salo |
| Father |
Johan Wialenius (1699-1766) |
| Mother |
Katarina Enckell (1706-1775) |
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Karl Henrik XI Federley |
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1 Apr 1756, Pertteli/St Bertils Romsila |
| Death |
23 Aug 1774, Pertteli/St Bertils Romsila |
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| Notes for Christopher X Federley |
At an age of 22 Christopher joined the Army in 1745 and was pointed kutsuntakirjuri/mönsterskrivare 30 Jun 1751 and gave his resignation 18 Nov 1776 and his mission ended 11 Dec 1776. He served in the army 31 years and it was probably the reason why Sweden's king Gustav the third later on(born on the 24th of January 1746 and murdered on the 16th of March 1792) gave Christopher a golden watch manufactured 1781 in Stockholm. The machinery was made by Erik Lindgren and the shell by Petter Strömkvist. The watch can be seen in Porvoo/Borgå citymuseum it is preserved as item number 3937. The testamony to the museum was left after Christopher's greatgranddaughter Ida Josefina Federley (1855 - 1912) and included this watch, 2 golden rings a watchchain and an iron and 2 paintings of a Dutch painters. (Source Helsinki Citymuseum yearbook Narinka 1995, article "watches and their bearers" by Merja Herranen at Porvoo Museum.) He lived in Kalvola in Kutisten (Kuttis) kartanossa 1743 - 1745. Source Olli Tiitinen. There lived kihlakunnakirjuri Carl Johann Hindersson Pernovius who most probaly was the one he tought Christopher in his comming profession. C.J. H. Pernovius married to Hevig C. von Schröve. They had a son Carl Adam b. 20 Jan 1740 in Pernå (Pernå-Vius) After that
Christopher lived at the Vialenius family 1746 - 1751 before he married their daughter of the family 4 Oct 1753. His wife's parents may have helped the couple financially.
As godparents for the first five of Christopher's children was present Fourier Jonas Ekman (sometimes Eckman) and his wife Christina Aemelea born in Halikko 1 Sep 1710. They were married in Halikko 14 Sept 1731. They lived in Halikko and had 9 children born between 1732 and 1751. Jonas Ekman was born 1699 and baptised in Göteborg Sweden 6 Apr 1699. In 1713 He worked as "Skrivare vid Warfwet i Göteborg (Gothengurg,Sweden) Source Gerald Enckell. In1720 he worked as mönsterskrivare for the army in Bohuslän (the green dragoons). A Fourir Jonas Eckman was enrolled into the Savolax regiment 2 Aug 1717. Source Leena Heikelä(Generalmönsterrullam 1720 film 55030. This was not actually the same Jonas Eckman who married Christina Aemelea. Source Wirilander/Olli Tiitinen.
Jonas Ekman (Eckaman Eichman)
Jonas Ekman is more or less the same age as Kristoffer's father Anton. Jonas Ekman was certainly an armyfriend with Christopher and probably also with Anton Federley.
The working class people in the neighbourhood of Christopher's wanted to make an official written protest against the feodal masters and Christopher took the mission of do the writing. The outcome was very bad. Many of the people were condemned because of their obstruction.
Kristoffer bought the estate of Pettilä in Uskela 1 May 1782 from Maximilan Carpelan who had bought it 1766 from Maria Eriksdotter the second wife and of Claes Thomasson who owned it since 19.19.1709. In 1799 Christopher gave the Pettilä estate to his daughter Christina Eleanora who married Karl Grönlund. Their youngest son Simon Grönlund inherited then the Pettilä Estate. In 1837 he sold Pettilä to Fil Maist, Ritari Carl Gustav von Bondsdorff. Pettilä became now Karlberg when the new owner bought also other estates in the neighbourhood, Eerikin rälssitila and Akun verotila.
In 1880 Adolf Johan Finne bought Karlberg and sold it in the same year to comtess Marianne Armfelt. She kept it until 1909 when she sold it and from that on it has belonged to the same family. The new owner Herman and Sofia Bock sold main part of Eerikin rälssitila and Akun verotila and kept the rest. The Bock family took the name Pettilä. Pettilä is today owned by Kaarlo Pettilä who celebrated his 60th anniveresry 23.6.2001. (Source Suomen maatilat 3rd part Turun ja Porin lääni) Book of records in original in Turun maakunta-arkisto maakirjat) |
| Notes for Maria Elisabet Wialenius |
| She lived in Suoramaa when she married Christoffer. |
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