Individual Details
Olaf Mattsson Typpo
( - 1713)
Taulu 8174
III Olof Mattsson Typpo, flat 4015, (father Matts Typpö), master of the house, d. after 1713. Olof birth and date of death is not known.
He is mentioned Typpö No. 2 host for the years 1692 - 1705. In 1692 the Oulu Central Region vuodintileihin marked Olof and his wife Brita, and piiga Margeta.
In the spirit of 1696 recorded in the same persons, as well as in 1697 and 1698.
The Spirit of the book in 1699 marked Olof, brother Pehr and wife.
The year 1700 marked the spirit of the books Olof Typpö, brother Pehr and his wife Beata, in 1701-1702 marked with the same people.
In 1703, marked Olli Typpö alone.
Between 1704 and 1706 marked Olof Typpö, a relative of Michael and his wife Agneta (= Olof sister)
In the period 1707 - 1708 marked Olof Typpö, soldier (Michael) and the VMO Agneta.
In 1710 marked Olof Typpö and a soldier's wife Agneta. In the period 1711 - 1712 marked Olof Typpö and sister Carin.
In 1713 marked Olof Typpö and sister Lisa.
children
Matts Typpö, born. 30.03.1685 calculated Kalajoki, Rautio Typpö, panel 8175
2. The spouse Margareta Jacobsdotter Typpö. Margareta origin and the final fate is unknown.
children
Jacob Typpö, p. 1711 Rautio. Jacob Olofsson Typpö was taken to the Great Wrath in Russia the age of eight. His life has no other information.
Kalajoki autumn court records in 1711 for allegedly were Rautio's Olli Matinpoika Typpö and his wife Marketta Jaakontytär. It was said that they bullied and abused for a long time Olli's mother, Sarah Martin Tytar, who was born in the south of the village of Laurila. Although the mother did not receive any significant injuries in the assault at all, both son and daughter-in-law were sentenced to death, "the second book of Genesis, Chapter 21, and the fifth book of Moses under Chapter 21, which refers to. And he that smiteth his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to death:" As a man named Olli in 1713 records, the Typpön farm, it seems that the High Court would have mitigated the sentence and let Olli Typpön and his wife off with large fines. (Source; High - Kalajoki History 1)
III Olof Mattsson Typpo, flat 4015, (father Matts Typpö), master of the house, d. after 1713. Olof birth and date of death is not known.
He is mentioned Typpö No. 2 host for the years 1692 - 1705. In 1692 the Oulu Central Region vuodintileihin marked Olof and his wife Brita, and piiga Margeta.
In the spirit of 1696 recorded in the same persons, as well as in 1697 and 1698.
The Spirit of the book in 1699 marked Olof, brother Pehr and wife.
The year 1700 marked the spirit of the books Olof Typpö, brother Pehr and his wife Beata, in 1701-1702 marked with the same people.
In 1703, marked Olli Typpö alone.
Between 1704 and 1706 marked Olof Typpö, a relative of Michael and his wife Agneta (= Olof sister)
In the period 1707 - 1708 marked Olof Typpö, soldier (Michael) and the VMO Agneta.
In 1710 marked Olof Typpö and a soldier's wife Agneta. In the period 1711 - 1712 marked Olof Typpö and sister Carin.
In 1713 marked Olof Typpö and sister Lisa.
children
Matts Typpö, born. 30.03.1685 calculated Kalajoki, Rautio Typpö, panel 8175
2. The spouse Margareta Jacobsdotter Typpö. Margareta origin and the final fate is unknown.
children
Jacob Typpö, p. 1711 Rautio. Jacob Olofsson Typpö was taken to the Great Wrath in Russia the age of eight. His life has no other information.
Kalajoki autumn court records in 1711 for allegedly were Rautio's Olli Matinpoika Typpö and his wife Marketta Jaakontytär. It was said that they bullied and abused for a long time Olli's mother, Sarah Martin Tytar, who was born in the south of the village of Laurila. Although the mother did not receive any significant injuries in the assault at all, both son and daughter-in-law were sentenced to death, "the second book of Genesis, Chapter 21, and the fifth book of Moses under Chapter 21, which refers to. And he that smiteth his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to death:" As a man named Olli in 1713 records, the Typpön farm, it seems that the High Court would have mitigated the sentence and let Olli Typpön and his wife off with large fines. (Source; High - Kalajoki History 1)
Events
| Death | 1713 | ||||
| Marriage | Margareta Jacobsdotter | ||||
| Marriage | Brita Kukkotarha |
Families
| Spouse | Brita Kukkotarha ( - 1697) |
| Child | Matts Oloffson Typpo (1685 - 1771) |
| Spouse | Margareta Jacobsdotter ( - ) |
| Child | Jacob Typpo (1711 - ) |
| Father | Matts Peersson Typpo ( - 1695) |
| Mother | Sara Laurila ( - ) |
| Sibling | Peer Mattsson Typpo (1679 - 1745) |