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- With Kirsten Glob, Thomas Jensen, son Mogens Thomsen, after his mother or maternal grandfather was the owner of Damsgaard Because now Kaas though Kristen Hvas 1486 and 1489 is sometimes mentioned in this farm nevertheless found in Thomas Jensen's hand in the long period from 1459 1503 and thereafter as Kristen Hvas and Thomas Jensen deemed both to have died 1511 found in Kristen Hvas's son Jens's hand without a trace of part owners or inherited shown while Mogens Thomsen, whose name we first meet 150o and last time 1519 is not ever mentioned by Kaas but forever by Damsgaard shows them that Thomas Jonsen of his first marriage have had an only daughter who has nearly 1486 may have been in an age of 25 years while Kristen Hvas to same time was 40 43 years old to Kristen Hvas has married the daughter and that he thereby acquired title to Kaas
After his first wife's death, Thomas Jensen married again, and it is this marriage that pedigree know. His second wife, Kirsten Glob has probably also brought Thomas Jensen, a farm in dowry, namely Damsgaar d 1). This farm was owned 1435 by a nobleman, Mogens Pedersen, from whom Mrs. Kirsten Glob already with Hofman indicated that strain, but certainly through the whole three generations, medensSandhedensnarere is that she is his daughter. Mogens Pedersen, who still lived in 1452 2) led namely the same armor as family Glob, a sore with udslagneVinger, ogda this family first took the name Glob at the close of the fifteenth or beginning of the sextendeAarhundrede, harMogens Pedersen thus rimeligviis been a Glob and Father of Thomas Jensen's wife, Kirsten Glob. Her son, Mogens Thomsen, is then named after his grandfather. Thomas Jensen has not owned the entire Damsgaard menkunen Party therein, the rest belonged to a second daughter of Mogens Pedersen named Mary who was married to Ove Ovesen 3), 1467 written to Damsgaard. This Married couples, however, had shown hardly Children, and Thomas Jensen son of second marriage, Mogens Thomsen, was so Eneeier by Damsgaard, whereas he was not Kaas, who had gone to his half-sister after her mother. Went than Mogpns Thomsen thus miss Kaasgaard, so he made sure however to associate the name Kaas to his people as he married Gertrud Kaas, a close relative of his father
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