Adelswärd was a Swedish noble family, introduced at
Riddarhuset
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Name
The name is literally translated as ''House of Knights' ...
as noble family number 1707, which consists of two lines, related through female line.
The first line, called the Hultman line, is descended from Lars Hemmingsson (ca 1610-1688),
tradesman
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in
Norrköping
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. He is also male-line ancestor of the Swedish noble family
Carlsköld. He was married 7 November 1641 in
Norrköping
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to Maria Hansdotter (buried 2 March 1684 in
Norrköping
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). Their son was the
tradesman
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in
Norrköping
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, Lorents Hultman (ca 1660-1702), who first was married 6 December 1685 in
Norrköping
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to Johanna Bröms (born 15 January 1668, dead 19 March 1696), and then married ca 1698 to Margareta Karlsdotter (born 18 January 1680 in
Norrköping
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, dead 2 January 1753 in
Stockholm
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.
In his first marriage, he had the son Johan Hultman (born 8 November 1690 in
Norrköping
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, dead 26 July 1729 at Forsmark in
Forsmark
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Another noteworthy facility in Forsmark is the static inverter of HVDC Fenno-Skan, just west o ...
), who was a
rittmeister
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and was
ennobled
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20 December 1719 in
Stockholm
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by Queen
Ulrika Eleonora of Sweden
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, together with his so-called "brother-in-law" (actually his cousin by marriage) Leonhard Keijser (see below). They were introduced at
Riddarhuset
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Name
The name is literally translated as ''House of Knights' ...
1720 as noble family number 1707. Johan Hultman,
ennobled
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Adelswärd's wife Altea
Silfverström (1700-1765), was daughter of Johan Silfverström (1660-1710) and Altea
de Besche (born 1670), who in turn was daughter of Georg de Besche,
ennobled
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de Besche (1641-1711) and Althea Bothler (1646-1704) (see below). Johan Hultman's (ennobled Adelswärd) son with Altea Silfverström, the titular governor Johan Adelswärd (1718-1785) was created a Swedish
Baron
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1770, and is the first member of the Baronial family
Adelswärd.
Leonard Hultman's son in his second marriage, Karl Hultman, was
ennobled
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Carlsköld.
The second line, called the Keijser line, is descended from the
rittmeister
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Leonhard Keijser (born 1687 in
Karlstad
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, dead 24 January 1756 at Länsö,
Börstil,
Uppland
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), who was
ennobled
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, as mentioned above, with Johan Hultman 20 December 1719. His wife, Altéa Fredrika Meijer (dead 1759 or 1760), was a daughter of the
tradesman
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in
Liège
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, Conrad Meijer, and Anna Katarina
de Besche, who in turn was daughter of Georg de Besche,
ennobled
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de Besche (1641-1711) and Althea Bothler (1646-1704) (see above). The Keijser line became extinct with its founder.
See also
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Adelswärd (comital family)
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Swedish noble families