My own Geneology Research

I run the genealogical database GEDCOMP.

I am a member of DIS-Sweden.

Here is an example of what I have found:

A copy of my Great-great-great-great-great-grandfather's signature (Martinus Crofas) in 1787.

Here is lklundin.ged (12015kB) (updated 2024-05-31) containing some information about my ancestors in GEDCOM format.
Here is lklundin.ged.xz (1482kB) compressed with xz.
Please note that I release my GEDCOM-file under GNU Free Documentation License, which is evident from the HEAD'er of the GEDCOM-file.

This means that you cannot upload my GEDCOM-file to web-services like myheritage.com and ancestry.com, since the companies behind these services do not accept the conditions of the GNU Free Documentation License.

The file contains information about persons from mainly Denmark (Sjælland, nord-Jylland, Nyborg, Odense) and Sweden (Skåne, Dalsland), but also previously German (now Polish) areas (Pomerania & East-Prussia).
I am especially interested in information about the following persons:


Bøhm, Christian                         1663: Died as a carpenter in Odense.

Bremer, Lorentz                         1680: Died in Odense.

Andersen, Moust                         1684: Born, 1708: Married in Taarsted, N-Jylland, DK.

Hippler, Johann                         1861: Married, Roman-catholic, tailor (Schneidermeister) in Seeburg, Kreis Rössel, East-Prussia

Krophas, Morten                         1723: Married in Nyborg, DK.

Philipp, Emilie Auguste                 1857: Married, lived in Landsberg an der Warte, Germany.

Rønberg, Carl Johansen                  C.1745: Born in Sweden, 1784: Musketeer in Thisted, DK.

Salmandsdatter, Maren                   1689: Born, 1763: Buried in Taarsted, N-Jylland, DK.

Vahl, Adolf Theodor                     1857: Married, furrier (Kürschner) in Landsberg an der Warte, Germany.