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1743–1802 · 59 years

Sofia Engelsdatter Øye

Born
1743 · Øie
Died
AFT 1801
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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 1789 · The French Revolution French Revolution 1789 · The great flood (Storofsen) 1789 · Storofsen Storofsen 1801 · Befolkning Befolkning 1801 · Folketelling 1801 · The census of 1801 Census 1801 1802 · The Napoleonic Wars 174317531763177317831793 1802

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  1. 1743
    Born
    Øie, Varaldsøy
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  2. 1757
    The place and the tree
    Poteter til Norge
    Sofia is 14
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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
    Sofia is 20
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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
    Sofia is 26
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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
    Sofia is 26
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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. The storming of the Bastille on 14 July 1789 – watercolour by Jean-Pierre Houël
    1789
    Norway
    The French Revolution
    Sofia is 46
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    Great social and political upheaval in France. The revolution broke out when the Bastille in Paris was stormed on 14 July 1789.

    Source: den franske revolusjon

    Picture: Jean-Pierre Houël · Public domain

  7. The flood stone at Lalm showing how high the water rose in the great flood of 1789
    1789
    Norway
    The great flood (Storofsen)
    Sofia is 46
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    A great flood disaster in several valleys of southern Norway after a winter of heavy snow. Large areas of fields, meadows and forest were destroyed.

    Source: Storofsen

    Picture: Atle Råsberg · CC BY-SA 4.0

  8. 1789
    The place and the tree
    Storofsen
    Sofia is 46
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    Storofsen, også kalt Storfloa, var en ekstremflom som rammet store deler av innlandet i Norge i juli 1789. Uværet utløste også en rekke jordskred. Dette har gitt uværssommeren navnet Skriusommaren – sommeren med skred. Flommen skyldtes en kombinasjon av sen snøsmelting, kraftig regnvær og sterk varme, også i fjellet. Den toppet seg mellom 21. og 23. juli, da en bonde i Sunndalen skal ha målt hele 320 mm med regn. Flommen rammet særlig Glommavassdraget, de øvre delene av Begnavassdraget, Numedalslågen, Driva, Orkla og de midtre delene av Gaula, men også andre områder fikk smake uværet. Flommen strakk seg like til Otra på Sørlandet.

  9. 1801
    The place and the tree
    Befolkning
    Sofia is 58
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    883.487 mennesker i Norge.

  10. 1801
    The place and the tree
    Folketelling
    Sofia is 58
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    Den første utvidede folketellingen i Norge.

  11. Part of a page from the census of February 1801 with names, ages and positions
    1801
    Norway
    The census of 1801
    Sofia is 58
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    The first census with names: the name, age, marital status, place in the household and occupation of every person – a cornerstone of genealogy.

    Source: folketelling

    Picture: unknown danish official, Copenhagen February 1801 · Public domain

  12. AFT 1801
  13. Napoleon at Austerlitz in 1805 – painting by François Gérard
    1802
    Norway
    The Napoleonic Wars
    Sofia is 59
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    Almost unbroken war between the European great powers until Napoleon's final defeat. The wars had great consequences for the Nordic countries too.

    Source: Napoleonskrigene

    Picture: François Gérard · Public domain

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