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| 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 great granddaughter 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) | ||||||||||||
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| He was born 16 Dec 1754 and christened on the same day. He died on 14 Nov 1755 and was buried 9 Dec 1755. Source: Pertteli Books. Godparents Fältväbel (Fourier) herr Jonas Ekman mademoiselle Brita Maria Lund, Herr Fältväbel Hendrik Wilhelm Hufvudsköld med sin fur Catharina Elisabeth Paulin. Source: Leena Maria Heikelä | ||||||||||||
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| He was christened 4 Apr1756 with tha name Carl-Heinrich. Book of burried says he drowned 23 Aug 1774. Godparents Wilhelm Hufvudsköld Fältväbel av Infanteriet Jonas Ekman och hustru Kristina Aemelea, Simon Gustav Tolpo, Sergeant Lars Tammlander. Fru Eva Johanna Marquant. Madememoiselle Kristina Elisabet Ekman, daughter to Jonas and Kristina Ekman. | ||||||||||||
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| She was christened 27 Nov 1757. 3 of her 4 sons were all nearly born on the same date. | ||||||||||||
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| He was actually christened 21 Feb 1759. He became a priest 27 May 1780. He moved to Sahlahti between 1792 - 1794. Reverend in Sahalahti 1794. Godparents Herr Fältväbel Jonas Ekman med sin hustru Kristina Aemelea (Later Äimelä?) and Karl Gustav Thess? och mademoiselle Christina Elisabetha Ekman, daughter to Jonmas and Kristina Ekman. | ||||||||||||
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| 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. | ||||||||||||
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| He was christened 26 May 1765. His name is in the books Adolph-Friedrich Federley. On the 24 of August 1787, when he was 22, he was involved in a fight at Salo bridge in Halikko and was seriously hit in his head and the rest of his body. He died of these wounds 6 days later on August 30 1787. | ||||||||||||
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| The lived in Turku/Åbo in the east block number 133 - 134. Leena Heikelä. They married after Gustava Carolina had given birth to her first 5 children. It is an assumption that Immanuel was the father of all these children. It is however not yet confirmed. | ||||||||||||
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| He was christened 13 May 1770. He is mentioned with his wife in Ylöjärvi Communionbook 1782-1793 page 242 Koivisto Torp. On the same page is also mentioned their children Karl Benjamin, Sara Agatha Amalia, Edla Sophia and Victor Pehr Evert. Source SSHY Ylöjärvi Communionbook 1782-1793 Kuva 127. The children were all born after 1793 when the communion book was already closed. The priest probably decided it was a convenient way to register the children with their parents in the same book. | ||||||||||||
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| Both parents died 1818 when their eldest child was only 22 and the youngest only 3 years. Therfore the children were spread out in to various places which are mentioned in the notes of the respective child. Ulrika’s brother Immanuel took care of the replacement of the children and the auction of the parents belongings. | ||||||||||||
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