Johanna was from Asdal sogn (=Parish), Vennebjerg herred (=district), Hjørring amt (=county), the daughter of Ide Lydersdatter Holck and Anders Nielsen Panter.
Her first marriage at the age of 14 was to Bonde Due. Her family opposed this marriage and so he abducted her. Together they had 4 children. After Bonde's death she married Niels Eriksson Banner at the age of 29 and they parented 14 children.
She is often called Fru Sappi and became vassal at Aalborghusand in Vendsyssel after the death of her second husband. In extreme old age she lived in her own house by Dueholm Kloster on the island of Mors in northern Denmark.
Johanna was buried beside her 2nd husband in the church cloister; the Dueholm Monastery. A beautiful stone was erected over her and lasted until about the 18th century but the church and the stone have now disappeared. Six brothers of Johanna's all died at a young age and she inherited their riches.
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Children of Johanna and Bonde Jensen Due:
Mikkel Bondesen Due (1411 – 1455)
Ide Bondesen Due (1413 – )
Bonde Bondesen Due (1415 – 1455)
Mikkel Due (1418 – 1455)
Known children of Johanna and Niels Eriksen Banner:
Birthe Nielsdatter Banner (about 1425 – 1485)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1425 – 1507)
Ellen Nielsdatter Banner (1426 – 1485)
Ove Nielsdatter Banner (1429 – 1473)
Erik Banner (about 1430 – 1479)
Niels Nielsen (1430 – 1479)
Ove Nielsen (1431 – 1473)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1433 – 1507)
Anders Nielsen Banner (about 1434 – 1486)
Ide Nielsdatter Banner (1434 – 1452)
Kirsten Nielsdotter Banner (1435 – 1507)
Mette Banner (1440 – )
Ellen Nilsdatter Banner (1441 – 1494)
Erik Nielsen Banner (1446 – 1479)
Sources: Dozens of Ancestry.com members including astridhancock8, and Wikipedia.com.
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Mrs Johanne mentioned 1439; about her Reputation and authority of the witnesses that she 1462-63 was Royal Seignory in vendsyssel, while she certainly is not as specified, have sat in the King's Councils; 1473 opened the she (Asdal) to Dueholm Kloster two Yards in Vendsyssel in Sejlstrup Parish, as confirmed by her Children, Mr Niels Nielsen, Mr Anders Nielsen of Kokkedal and Mrs Anne Skrams and Svigersønnerne ('sons-in-law are') Mr Eske Nielsen (Høeg) of lyngholm, Peder Rud, Peder Friis of Irup, Jens Mortensen Sefeld) and Anders Munk of Torp.
Source: Ancestry.com member Anne-Kristin Mortensen submitted this on 24 July 2010.
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Found on One World Tree Site, Unknown contact.
Johanne had four children from her first marriage, and 14 more from two other marriages. In 1462 she was named the overseer at Venesyssel, Norway. She wrote biographies and it is due to her efforts and research that many Norwegians can today trace their ancestors back to the old kings. She seems to have inherited much land and many farms from several important people, including the first king of Sweden and the first king of Denmark.
Her first marriage at the age of 14 was to Bonde Due. Her family opposed this marriage and so he abducted her. Together they had 4 children. After Bonde's death she married Niels Eriksson Banner at the age of 29 and they parented 14 children.
She is often called Fru Sappi and became vassal at Aalborghusand in Vendsyssel after the death of her second husband. In extreme old age she lived in her own house by Dueholm Kloster on the island of Mors in northern Denmark.
Johanna was buried beside her 2nd husband in the church cloister; the Dueholm Monastery. A beautiful stone was erected over her and lasted until about the 18th century but the church and the stone have now disappeared. Six brothers of Johanna's all died at a young age and she inherited their riches.
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Children of Johanna and Bonde Jensen Due:
Mikkel Bondesen Due (1411 – 1455)
Ide Bondesen Due (1413 – )
Bonde Bondesen Due (1415 – 1455)
Mikkel Due (1418 – 1455)
Known children of Johanna and Niels Eriksen Banner:
Birthe Nielsdatter Banner (about 1425 – 1485)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1425 – 1507)
Ellen Nielsdatter Banner (1426 – 1485)
Ove Nielsdatter Banner (1429 – 1473)
Erik Banner (about 1430 – 1479)
Niels Nielsen (1430 – 1479)
Ove Nielsen (1431 – 1473)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1433 – 1507)
Anders Nielsen Banner (about 1434 – 1486)
Ide Nielsdatter Banner (1434 – 1452)
Kirsten Nielsdotter Banner (1435 – 1507)
Mette Banner (1440 – )
Ellen Nilsdatter Banner (1441 – 1494)
Erik Nielsen Banner (1446 – 1479)
Sources: Dozens of Ancestry.com members including astridhancock8, and Wikipedia.com.
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Mrs Johanne mentioned 1439; about her Reputation and authority of the witnesses that she 1462-63 was Royal Seignory in vendsyssel, while she certainly is not as specified, have sat in the King's Councils; 1473 opened the she (Asdal) to Dueholm Kloster two Yards in Vendsyssel in Sejlstrup Parish, as confirmed by her Children, Mr Niels Nielsen, Mr Anders Nielsen of Kokkedal and Mrs Anne Skrams and Svigersønnerne ('sons-in-law are') Mr Eske Nielsen (Høeg) of lyngholm, Peder Rud, Peder Friis of Irup, Jens Mortensen Sefeld) and Anders Munk of Torp.
Source: Ancestry.com member Anne-Kristin Mortensen submitted this on 24 July 2010.
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Found on One World Tree Site, Unknown contact.
Johanne had four children from her first marriage, and 14 more from two other marriages. In 1462 she was named the overseer at Venesyssel, Norway. She wrote biographies and it is due to her efforts and research that many Norwegians can today trace their ancestors back to the old kings. She seems to have inherited much land and many farms from several important people, including the first king of Sweden and the first king of Denmark.
Johanna was from Asdal sogn (=Parish), Vennebjerg herred (=district), Hjørring amt (=county), the daughter of Ide Lydersdatter Holck and Anders Nielsen Panter.
Her first marriage at the age of 14 was to Bonde Due. Her family opposed this marriage and so he abducted her. Together they had 4 children. After Bonde's death she married Niels Eriksson Banner at the age of 29 and they parented 14 children.
She is often called Fru Sappi and became vassal at Aalborghusand in Vendsyssel after the death of her second husband. In extreme old age she lived in her own house by Dueholm Kloster on the island of Mors in northern Denmark.
Johanna was buried beside her 2nd husband in the church cloister; the Dueholm Monastery. A beautiful stone was erected over her and lasted until about the 18th century but the church and the stone have now disappeared. Six brothers of Johanna's all died at a young age and she inherited their riches.
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Children of Johanna and Bonde Jensen Due:
Mikkel Bondesen Due (1411 – 1455)
Ide Bondesen Due (1413 – )
Bonde Bondesen Due (1415 – 1455)
Mikkel Due (1418 – 1455)
Known children of Johanna and Niels Eriksen Banner:
Birthe Nielsdatter Banner (about 1425 – 1485)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1425 – 1507)
Ellen Nielsdatter Banner (1426 – 1485)
Ove Nielsdatter Banner (1429 – 1473)
Erik Banner (about 1430 – 1479)
Niels Nielsen (1430 – 1479)
Ove Nielsen (1431 – 1473)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1433 – 1507)
Anders Nielsen Banner (about 1434 – 1486)
Ide Nielsdatter Banner (1434 – 1452)
Kirsten Nielsdotter Banner (1435 – 1507)
Mette Banner (1440 – )
Ellen Nilsdatter Banner (1441 – 1494)
Erik Nielsen Banner (1446 – 1479)
Sources: Dozens of Ancestry.com members including astridhancock8, and Wikipedia.com.
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Mrs Johanne mentioned 1439; about her Reputation and authority of the witnesses that she 1462-63 was Royal Seignory in vendsyssel, while she certainly is not as specified, have sat in the King's Councils; 1473 opened the she (Asdal) to Dueholm Kloster two Yards in Vendsyssel in Sejlstrup Parish, as confirmed by her Children, Mr Niels Nielsen, Mr Anders Nielsen of Kokkedal and Mrs Anne Skrams and Svigersønnerne ('sons-in-law are') Mr Eske Nielsen (Høeg) of lyngholm, Peder Rud, Peder Friis of Irup, Jens Mortensen Sefeld) and Anders Munk of Torp.
Source: Ancestry.com member Anne-Kristin Mortensen submitted this on 24 July 2010.
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Found on One World Tree Site, Unknown contact.
Johanne had four children from her first marriage, and 14 more from two other marriages. In 1462 she was named the overseer at Venesyssel, Norway. She wrote biographies and it is due to her efforts and research that many Norwegians can today trace their ancestors back to the old kings. She seems to have inherited much land and many farms from several important people, including the first king of Sweden and the first king of Denmark.
Her first marriage at the age of 14 was to Bonde Due. Her family opposed this marriage and so he abducted her. Together they had 4 children. After Bonde's death she married Niels Eriksson Banner at the age of 29 and they parented 14 children.
She is often called Fru Sappi and became vassal at Aalborghusand in Vendsyssel after the death of her second husband. In extreme old age she lived in her own house by Dueholm Kloster on the island of Mors in northern Denmark.
Johanna was buried beside her 2nd husband in the church cloister; the Dueholm Monastery. A beautiful stone was erected over her and lasted until about the 18th century but the church and the stone have now disappeared. Six brothers of Johanna's all died at a young age and she inherited their riches.
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Children of Johanna and Bonde Jensen Due:
Mikkel Bondesen Due (1411 – 1455)
Ide Bondesen Due (1413 – )
Bonde Bondesen Due (1415 – 1455)
Mikkel Due (1418 – 1455)
Known children of Johanna and Niels Eriksen Banner:
Birthe Nielsdatter Banner (about 1425 – 1485)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1425 – 1507)
Ellen Nielsdatter Banner (1426 – 1485)
Ove Nielsdatter Banner (1429 – 1473)
Erik Banner (about 1430 – 1479)
Niels Nielsen (1430 – 1479)
Ove Nielsen (1431 – 1473)
Karen Nielsdatter Banner (1433 – 1507)
Anders Nielsen Banner (about 1434 – 1486)
Ide Nielsdatter Banner (1434 – 1452)
Kirsten Nielsdotter Banner (1435 – 1507)
Mette Banner (1440 – )
Ellen Nilsdatter Banner (1441 – 1494)
Erik Nielsen Banner (1446 – 1479)
Sources: Dozens of Ancestry.com members including astridhancock8, and Wikipedia.com.
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Mrs Johanne mentioned 1439; about her Reputation and authority of the witnesses that she 1462-63 was Royal Seignory in vendsyssel, while she certainly is not as specified, have sat in the King's Councils; 1473 opened the she (Asdal) to Dueholm Kloster two Yards in Vendsyssel in Sejlstrup Parish, as confirmed by her Children, Mr Niels Nielsen, Mr Anders Nielsen of Kokkedal and Mrs Anne Skrams and Svigersønnerne ('sons-in-law are') Mr Eske Nielsen (Høeg) of lyngholm, Peder Rud, Peder Friis of Irup, Jens Mortensen Sefeld) and Anders Munk of Torp.
Source: Ancestry.com member Anne-Kristin Mortensen submitted this on 24 July 2010.
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Found on One World Tree Site, Unknown contact.
Johanne had four children from her first marriage, and 14 more from two other marriages. In 1462 she was named the overseer at Venesyssel, Norway. She wrote biographies and it is due to her efforts and research that many Norwegians can today trace their ancestors back to the old kings. She seems to have inherited much land and many farms from several important people, including the first king of Sweden and the first king of Denmark.
Gravesite Details
Specifically: Buried next to the now disappeared Dueholm Monastary with her husband on the island of Mors in northern Denmark.
Family Members
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