1Swedish Noble Families - Blomstedt #1786 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 5 - Augusta Charlotta Lovisa Blomstedt."2Swedish Noble Families - von Schwerin #94 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 3 - Fredrik Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Filip Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Vilhelmina Lovisa Johanna von Schwerin."
Vilhelmina Lovisa Johanna von Schwerin
1Swedish Noble Families - von Schwerin #94 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 3 - Fredrik Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Filip Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Vilhelmina Lovisa Johanna von Schwerin."2Swedish Noble Families - von Schwerin #94 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 3 - Fredrik Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Filip Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Vilhelmina Lovisa Johanna von Schwerin."3Swedish Noble Families - von Schwerin #94 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 3 - Fredrik Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Filip Bogislaus
Tab 4 - Vilhelmina Lovisa Johanna von Schwerin."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #92 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 5 - Gustaf Adolf Horn af Åminne
Tab 6 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Arvid Sigismund
Tab 10 - Arvid Gustaf Sigismund
Tab 10 - Catharina Ebba Charlotta (Lottie)."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #92 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 5 - Gustaf Adolf Horn af Åminne
Tab 6 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Arvid Sigismund
Tab 10 - Arvid Gustaf Sigismund
Tab 10 - Catharina Ebba Charlotta (Lottie)."2Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #92 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 5 - Gustaf Adolf Horn af Åminne
Tab 6 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Arvid Sigismund
Tab 10 - Arvid Gustaf Sigismund
Tab 10 - Catharina Ebba Charlotta (Lottie)."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."2Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."
1Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."2Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Åminne #2 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 1 - Claes Kristersson Horn den äldre
Tab 2 - Christer
Tab 7 - Mauritz
Tab 8 - Gustaf Adolf
Tab 9 - Christer."
Claes Kristersson Horn af Åminne
1Klas Kristersson Horn (1517 - 1566).
Biography
"Baron Klas Kristersson Horn (1517 – September 9, 1566) was a Finnish born, Swedish nobleman and Naval Admiral who fought for Sweden in the Northern Seven Years' War of 1563–1570.
Horn was born at Åminne Manor in Halikko, Finland. He was the son of Krister Klasson Horn and Ingeborg Siggesdtr Sparre. He received his early education in the court of Philip I, Duke of Pomerania. In 1550, King Gustav I of Sweden made him the head of the district of southern Finland at Raseborg.[3] [4] He participated in the expeditions of Jakob Bagge during the fall of 1555. In 1556, he was sent to Viborg Castle and the following year was made commander. In 1559, he won a number of battles against Danish naval forces under Herluf Trolle and the Free City of Lübeck. Horn was sent to Reval (now Tallinn) by King Eric XIV of Sweden in March 1561. By June, Toompea Castle was conquered by his troops and Reval became a dominion of Sweden. [5] [6] Klas Horn was raised to nobility (Horn af Åminne) and made a Baron in June 1561. After Jakob Bagge was captured, Klas was promoted to Admiral in the Royal Swedish Navy in the fall of 1564. In January 1565, forces under his command sacked the Danish provinces of Scania and Halland. He won a decisive victories over the Danish navy at Bornholm on July 7, 1565 and on July 26, 1566 in the third battle of the northern part of Öland. He died shortly after being called to command Swedish land forces."2Swedish Noble Families - Horn af Kanckas #12 (in swedish), Web site info based upon: Gustaf Elgenstierna "Den introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlo.
"Tab 5 - Klas Henriksson
Tab 6 - Krister Klasson
Tab 7 - Henrik Klasson
Tab 8 - Carl Henriksson."3Klas Kristersson Horn (1517 - 1566).
Biography
"Baron Klas Kristersson Horn (1517 – September 9, 1566) was a Finnish born, Swedish nobleman and Naval Admiral who fought for Sweden in the Northern Seven Years' War of 1563–1570.
Horn was born at Åminne Manor in Halikko, Finland. He was the son of Krister Klasson Horn and Ingeborg Siggesdtr Sparre. He received his early education in the court of Philip I, Duke of Pomerania. In 1550, King Gustav I of Sweden made him the head of the district of southern Finland at Raseborg.[3] [4] He participated in the expeditions of Jakob Bagge during the fall of 1555. In 1556, he was sent to Viborg Castle and the following year was made commander. In 1559, he won a number of battles against Danish naval forces under Herluf Trolle and the Free City of Lübeck. Horn was sent to Reval (now Tallinn) by King Eric XIV of Sweden in March 1561. By June, Toompea Castle was conquered by his troops and Reval became a dominion of Sweden. [5] [6] Klas Horn was raised to nobility (Horn af Åminne) and made a Baron in June 1561. After Jakob Bagge was captured, Klas was promoted to Admiral in the Royal Swedish Navy in the fall of 1564. In January 1565, forces under his command sacked the Danish provinces of Scania and Halland. He won a decisive victories over the Danish navy at Bornholm on July 7, 1565 and on July 26, 1566 in the third battle of the northern part of Öland. He died shortly after being called to command Swedish land forces."