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1749–1784 · 34 years

Cecilie Rønnow Nilsdatter Bredal

Born
28 May 1749 · Kristiansand
Died
29 Apr 1784 · Bergen
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1757 · Poteter til Norge Poteter til Norge 1763 · Barnebidrag for uekte barn Barnebidrag for uekte barn 1769 · Befolkning Befolkning 1769 · The census of 1769 Census 1769 1749175417591764176917741779 1784

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  1. 28 May 1749
    Born
    Kristiansand, Lister og Mandals amt, Norge
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  2. 1757
    The place and the tree
    Poteter til Norge
    Cecilie is 8
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    På Hove gård på Tromøy er den første kjente dokumentasjonen i Norge på at det ble dyrket poteter, hvor det står skrevet i toldskriver Nils Aalholms hagedagbok for 31. mai 1757 at det er: «observeret Potatoes at opkomme».

  3. 1763
    The place and the tree
    Barnebidrag for uekte barn
    Cecilie is 14
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    I 1763 ble den første ordningen som påla fedre å betale barnebidrag for «uekte» barn, innført. Dessverre fantes det ingen ordning for inndriving av bidragene.

  4. 1769
    The place and the tree
    Befolkning
    Cecilie is 20
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    724.000 mennesker i Norge.

  5. Christian VII as a child – portrait attributed to Peder Als
    1769
    Norway
    The census of 1769
    Cecilie is 20
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    The first census in the proper sense: everyone was counted, but no names were given – only numbers. In some places name lists survive all the same.

    Source: folketelling

    Picture: Attributed to Peder Als · Public domain

  6. 29 Apr 1784
    Died
    Bergen, Bergen amt, Norge
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  7. 5 May 1784
    Buried
    Korskirken, Bergen, Bergen amt, Norge
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