Tammelin - Björneburgensis

[petergmdale]

I’m wondering if anyone knows if there is a relationship between: (1) Matthias Laurentii Tammelin/Björneburgensis who was the Assistant Vicar of Paltamo from 1620-1628 and the Clergyman of Paltamo from 1628-1644 and went by the name Björneburgensis (see - http://hiski.genealogia.fi/seurakunnat/srk?CMD=PRIESTS&ID=380&TYPE=HTML&LANG=FI (http://hiski.genealogia.fi/seurakunnat/srk?CMD=PRIESTS&ID=380&TYPE=HTML&LANG=FI)); and (2) Matthias Laurentii Tammelin who was born in the village of Nummi in 1570, was the clergyman of Lohja in 1624, a Dean and, apparently, died and was buried February 20, 1636 in Lohja in a wall grave on the north side of the Church of Lohja. In the 1625 district court sessions it was stated that Matti owned a house called Siountiossa Grotila by the right of inheritance (see - http://familjenbostrom.se/genealogi/finland/tammelinfin.htm (http://familjenbostrom.se/genealogi/finland/tammelinfin.htm)).

Any assistance would be most appreciated!

Regards,

Pete Dale

[Pekka Hiltunen]

I’m wondering if anyone knows if there is a relationship between: (1) Matthias Laurentii Tammelin/Björneburgensis who was the Assistant Vicar of Paltamo from 1620-1628 and the Clergyman of Paltamo from 1628-1644 and went by the name Björneburgensis (see - http://hiski.genealogia.fi/seurakunnat/srk?CMD=PRIESTS&ID=380&TYPE=HTML&LANG=FI (http://hiski.genealogia.fi/seurakunnat/srk?CMD=PRIESTS&ID=380&TYPE=HTML&LANG=FI)); and (2) Matthias Laurentii Tammelin who was born in the village of Nummi in 1570, was the clergyman of Lohja in 1624, a Dean and, apparently, died and was buried February 20, 1636 in Lohja in a wall grave on the north side of the Church of Lohja. In the 1625 district court sessions it was stated that Matti owned a house called Siountiossa Grotila by the right of inheritance (see - http://familjenbostrom.se/genealogi/finland/tammelinfin.htm (http://familjenbostrom.se/genealogi/finland/tammelinfin.htm)).

Any assistance would be most appreciated!

Regards,

Pete Dale

It seems not to be found any obvious ralationship between the two mentioned individuals. "Björneburgensis" is from Björbeborg (in swedish) or from the city of Pori (in finnish).

http://www.genealogia.fi/linktoold/genos/49/49_46.htm

PH

[kkylakos]

Latest "official" truth shows no relationship between the persons

http://www.kansallisbiografia.fi/paimenmuisto/?eid=241
http://www.kansallisbiografia.fi/paimenmuisto/?eid=1666

[petergmdale]

Many thanks Pekka and Kaisa!

Cheers,

Pete