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Re: A completely bogus Danish line?

by "Finn Holbek" <fholbek@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 11, 2008 at 02:01 AM

"Kate Stromsted"
> 1925 DAA indicated that one of the earlier Gyldenstierne/Gyllenstiernas 
> was
> the son of Erik Langben, a grandson of King Abel of Denmark.  I've never
> heard of this connection anywhere else, and it's probably wrong.

This is not correct, actually DAA says the opposite:

Gyldenstierne is in DAA 1926, and in the part II, page 3 you can read
this:
"Older  uncritical sources let the family decendend from someone called 
"Erik Langeben"...etc."

(I've got the most of the books)

Kind regards
Finn
 




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Re: A completely bogus Danish line?
"Kate Stromsted"  2008-05-09 20:31:29 
Re: A completely bogus Danish line?
"Finn Holbek" &  2008-05-11 02:01:18 

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