Anna Dishington (1732-)

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Father:1Anders Jansen Dishington (1700-1765), merchant
The church book claims Catharina von Erpecom was the mother of Anna. Thora Sollied argues that Anna cannot be the daughter of Catharina and her husband Anders Jansen and that the church book is right about the father Anders Jacobsen Dishingthun. If so, her mother must have been Anders Jacobsen's wife Anne Gabrielsdatter Heckart. It seems the wrong mother has been written in the church record.
Mother:2Catharina von Erpecom (around 1708-1782)
The church book claims Catharina von Erpecom was the mother of Anna. Thora Sollied argues that Anna cannot be the daughter of Catharina and her husband Anders Jansen and that the church book is right about the father Anders Jacobsen Dishingthun. If so, her mother must have been Anders Jacobsen's wife Anne Gabrielsdatter Heckart. It seems the wrong mother has been written in the church record.
Father:3Anders Jacobsen Dishingthun (1697/98-)
Mother:4Anne Gabrielsdatter Heckart (-)
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Born:51732
Baptised:623 March 1732Nykirken [Unknown/Unspecified], Bergen [city/town], Bergen kommune [municipality], Hordaland [Unknown/Unspecified], Norway [country]
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1 Thora Sollied, Stamtavle over Familien von Erpecom: (Bergen: , 1932), p. 84.
2 , "Ministerialbok for Nykirken prestegjeld 1717-1764 (1308M8)", Transcribed, Digitalarkivet (http://arkivverket.no/Digitalarkivet : ), hd00000001094207.
3 Ibid
4 Thora Sollied, Stamtavle over Familien von Erpecom: (Bergen: , 1932), p. 84.
5 , "Ministerialbok for Nykirken prestegjeld 1717-1764 (1308M8)", Transcribed, Digitalarkivet (http://arkivverket.no/Digitalarkivet : ), hd00000001094207.
6 Ibid
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