amuel built the farm Fosstveit from his father in 1704. Later he bought the farm.
Samuel had 2 sons with Barbro: Bård and Tjerand. When Barbro died, he married Mette Pålsdotter and had at least 5 children with her.
Samuel sat as a farmer on Fosstveit for 48 years, and did well.
Samuel Bårdson, son of Bård Bårdson and Anna Lambertsdotter, was born in 1683 in Fosstveit, Sauda, Rogaland, NOR and died about 1758 in Fosstveit, Sauda, Rogaland, NOR at the age of about 75 years.
Samuel Bårdson was first married to Barbro Tjerandsdotter from Lindvoll. With Barbro he had two sons. Where the other wife Metta Pålsdotter came from, it has not closed to show rightly, but the most probable theory is that she was the daughter of Pål Jonson and Guro Torgersdotter on Søndenå. Metta and Samuel had many children, but it is uncertain how many. The reason for this is that the probate protocols from 1750-1760 are gone. Only a few extracts are that. And there are only unmarried and minor heirs who are mentioned. Even if one has excerpts of the change both after Samuel and after Metta, we can therefore not with some know how many children they had. Nevertheless, one reckons that there was one son and four daughters.
Samuel first built the farm from his father, but later bought it from the heirs after his mother. In 1736 and 1737 Samuel had to settle for his rights to the farm. It begins with the nephew Samuel Knutson at the "convention of the date of Sept. 11, 1736." claimed inheritance from grandmother Anna Lambertsdotter. Samuel Bårdson thought it had been our change after Anna and "the court presented a receipt issued by Peder Larsen Tønder dated Sand 9 Feb: 1718 on 6 s croned paper whereby hand forms to prove that Christen Samuelsen's inheritance according to his mother both udj solved and fixed goods, have been paid ". They were still not the same, and the case was a sign that at the warting the following year. Hans Hof, who led the case for Samuel Knutson, came with rather rough shoulders against Samuel Bårdsson, namely "that the same Samuel Baarsen has not acted as honestly as he should have done against his brother Knud Samuelsen" and he "insisted that Samuel Baardsen should appear with promissory note first after his S: father and mother, then skimmed on the farm Fostved where can be seen the right to information, what the estate's funds have been, and without probate stood without evenly between siblings. All this Knud Samuelsen S: never in living live could need any or least knowledge of, while hand as a weak man, that God and every man had been known since 1709 by an unfortunate incident on the sea had to be dragged and carry the Lord's candle with patience, for that reason could hand iche in live live seek its right ". The case seems somewhat unclear, but it does not appear that it had our lasting change after Anna Lambertsdotter as it should. So the two Samuels were "kindly agreed and reconciled in such a way that Samuel Baarsen shall give Samuel Knudsen and his brother-in-law Anders Olsen who has Samuel Knudsen's sister for a true 12 rd., Which 12 rd hand immediately promises to pay as soon as hand due waiver from Samuel Knudsen and Anders Olsen get ".
And after that day, Samuel Bårdsson was to "be unclaimed for loose and fixed property on the farm Fostved for the alleged inheritance, both for food and unborn".
Samuel Bårdsson had secured the farm for posterity. And the year after the case was over, he ordered his sons to buy the right of inheritance. Neither Bård nor Tjerand were interested then, so it was the youngest son Mikkel who got the skate on 15 August 1738. But then Mikkel was still only 20 years old and unmarried. He therefore did not take over the garden. Samuel Bårdsson was to sit for another fourteen years as a farmer on Fosstveit, in total he sat as a farmer for a full forty-eight years. Daughter Barbro Samuelsdotter was exercising with her husband. In 1752 she was childless, and her husband let his grandfather Samuel Fosstveit get all that Barbro had brought with him to the farm, both from cattle and other things.
Samuel married Barbro Tjerandsdotter about 1703 in Sauda kyrkje, Sauda, Rogaland, NOR.
Samuel then married Mette Pålsdotter, daughter of Pål Jonson and Guro Torgersdotter, about 1715 in Sauda kyrkje, Sauda, Rogaland, NOR.
Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Feb 3 2019, 10:34:49 UTC
