Eskild Sandersen Dich

• Navn	Eskild Sandersen Dich
  Fødsel	Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn
  Dåb	Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn
  Køn	Mand
  Beskæftigelse	Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn
  	Byfoged
  Beskæftigelse	Skipper
  Død	Danmark, Bornholms Amt
  Person-ID	I96193	My Family Genealogy | Familen Ravnholdt & Hansen
  Sidst ændret	9 jan. 2021

  
  

  Familie	Ukendt Ukendt
  Børn	+ 1. Elisabeth Eskildsdatter Dich,   f. 1630, Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn begr. 25 nov. 1701, Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Østerlarsker Sogn (Alder ~ 71 år)   2. Hans Eskildsen Dich,   f. Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn d. 1716, Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn   3. Sander Eskildsen Dich,   f. Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn d. 1711, Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn   4. Gunder Eskildsen Dich,   f. Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn d. Ja, dato ukendt   5. Albert Eskildsen Dich,   f. Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn d. 1686, Danmark, Bornholms Amt, Øster Herred, Svaneke Sogn
  Familie-ID	F27099	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	9 jan. 2021

  
  

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• Notater

  Eskild (Eske) Dich was town-bailiff for Svaneke, a record from 1641 shows us that he received a receipt from Hammershus Len for the deliverance of fines retrieved from the participants in a brawl. During the war of 1645, when the Swedes landed at Nexø, Eskild Dich was second in command of Svaneke's citizen-troop, which fought at Malkværnskansen; his half-brother Albert Wolfsen was killed during that battle. It is very likely that this made both Eskild and David Sandersen Dich name their sons Albert, after their fallen hero-brother; if this is the right conclusion we can fix their year of birth to 1645 or shortly thereafter. Eskild Dich's name and seal are among those signed on the report to the government regarding a court case among the participants in the fighting. The last records mentioning Eskild Dich date from 1663, where he is mentioned in the boatmen's taxation tally for Svaneke. This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Oct. 19, 2011.