Johanne Andersdatter til Asdal PANTER

1385 - 1479  (94 years)

• Name	Johanne Andersdatter til Asdal PANTER
  Born	1385	Asdal, Hjørring, Denmark
  Gender	Female
  Occupation	Arvede stor rigdom efter brødre
  Died	1479	Horsens; Sidste af sin slægt
  Buried	Dueholm Kloster, Nykobing, Thisted, Denmark
  Person ID	I66	Conrad Jenssen Family Tree
  Last Modified	19 Jun 2013

  
  

  Father	Anders Nielsen ASDAL\PANTER,   b. Abt 1360, til Asdal, Hjorring, Denmark ,   d. Bef 15 May 1406  (Age < 46 years)
  Relationship	Natural
  Mother	Ide Lydersdatter HOLCK,   b. Abt 1360,   d. Aft 1426  (Age > 67 years)
  Relationship	Step
  Family ID	F87	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Neils Ericksen BANNER,   b. Abt 1399, til Venstrup Lehnsmand pa Aalborghus ,   d. 1447, Asdal, Hjørring, Denmark  (Age 48 years)
  Married	Between 1425 and 1428	Asdal, Hjørring, Denmark
  Children	1. Karen Neilsdatter BANNER,   b. Abt 1433, Vinstrup, Tystrup, Soro, Denmark  [Stepchild]  [Natural]   2. Birthe Neilsdatter BANNER,   b. Abt 1439  [Natural]   3. Mette Nielsdatter BANNER,   b. Abt 1440  [Natural]   4. Anne Nielsdatter BANNER,   b. Abt 1422,   d. Aft 1473  (Age > 52 years)  [Natural]
  Family ID	F85	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Bonde DUE,   b. til Torp ,   d. 1420
  Family ID	F86	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Note: Johanne had four children from her first marriage, and 14 more from two other marriages. In 1462 she was named the overseer at Vendsyssel, Norway. She wrote biographies and it is due to her efforts and research that many Norwegians can today trace their ancestors back to the old kings. She seems to have inherited much land and many farms from several very important people, including the first king of Sweden and the first king of Denmark Johanne Andersdatter Panter forfædrelinie V. 19.g. (blog: Genealogy) Johanne Andersdatter Panter of Asdal (is often called Fru Sappi) * ab. 1395, + 1476, inherited great riches from her 6 brothers, who all died young; she was the last of the family Panter. When her family opposed to her marriage to Bonde Jensen Due, he abducted her, when she went to dress a bride. Bonde Due died ab. 1420, and she married in 1422 hr. Niels Eriksen Banner, who was the king's vassal in Nørreherred at Mors, he was son of Erik Thomsen Banner at Sjælland, a son of Thomas Nielsen Banner. The family Banner descended according to Saxe from Timme Sjællandsfar , who in a fight in England in the days of Cnut the Great gathered the retreating Danes round a banner, composed of a green beech branch upon a spear. Hr. Niels Eriksen Banner became rigsråd an the king's vassal at Skivehus and Aalborghus. When he died in 1447, fru Johanne became vassal at Aalborghus and in Vendsyssel; she was the leader of 24 men and signed the tribute to Christian I. She is called 'an astonishing wise and learned lady.' There is a portrait of her at Gaunø slot (Adelsårbog 1892). In extreme old age she lived in her own house by Dueholm kloster at Mors and was buried beside her second husband in the kloster-church, where still in the 18th century was ' a beautiful stone' over her. Both church and stone have now disappeared, but fru Johanne's posterity is as numerous as the sands by the sea ( see i.e. Norsk tidsskrift for Genealogi, 3.bd.) In her first marriage she had 4 children, in her second marriage 14. About the line from her daughter Anna Banner, who was married to Peder Skram see forfædrelinie I 6.g. (blog: Genealogy) 20.g.: Karen Nielsdatter Banner, married to Oluf Olufsen Lunge of Odden (forfædrelinie V. 20.g,)( blog: Genealogy)