 1779 - 1858 (78 years)
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| Name |
Rønneberg, Carl Esaias |
| Born |
10 Aug 1779 |
Kriksholmen, Ålesund  [2] |
| Christened |
1796 |
Røvde kirke [2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
29 Jan 1858 |
Ålesund |
| Person ID |
I800 |
Ronneberg Family | Decesandents of Kristoffer Rønneberg I328 |
| Last Modified |
14 Feb 2011 |
| Father |
Rønneberg, Kristoffer Tjerandson, b. 24 Feb 1737, Rønneberg , d. 28 Sep 1824, Ålesund (Age 87 years) |
| Mother |
Frøysa, Margrete Kristine Rasmusdatter, b. 25 Mar 1736, Frøysa, Sunnylven , d. 3 Mar 1788 (Age 51 years) |
| Married |
25 Nov 1762 |
| Histories |
 | The Silver Cup - Sølvbegeret
The story of the return of a Silver Cup stolen from Kristoffer Rønneberg in the late 1700's. |
| Family ID |
F182 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family 1 |
Mechlenburg, Elisabeth Marie, b. 8 Jun 1784, Borgund, Norway , d. 30 Mar 1853 (Age 68 years) |
| Married |
20 Sep 1811 |
At Borgund (in Aalesund) |
| Children |
| | 1. Rønneberg, Anne Margrethe, b. 6 May 1812, d. 30 Dec 1890 (Age 78 years) |
| | 2. Rønneberg, Christiane (Sjanna), b. 2 Jan 1814, Ålesund , d. 29 Dec 1891 (Age 77 years) |
| + | 3. Rønneberg, Carl Esaias, b. 22 Jan 1815, Ålesund , d. 13 May 1880, Hamburg, Germany (Age 65 years) |
| | 4. Rønneberg, Hanna Jacobine Mechlenburg, b. 20 Aug 1816, Ålesund , d. 13 Nov 1889, Ålesund (Age 73 years) |
| | 5. Rønneberg, Heinrich Holtermann Mecklenburg, b. 10 Aug 1819, Ålesund , d. 24 Jan 1839 (Age 19 years) |
| | 6. Rønneberg, Christoffer, b. 10 Aug 1818, d. 6 Sep 1857 (Age 39 years) |
| | 7. Rønneberg, Unnamed, b. 14 Jun 1820, d. 14 Jun 1820 (Age 0 years) |
| + | 8. Rønneberg, Rasmus Gerhard, b. 9 Jul 1822, Korsen, Ålesund , d. 14 Jun 1884, Korsen, Ålesund (Age 61 years) |
| | 9. Rønneberg, Elisabeth Marie Mecklenburg, b. 9 Jul 1822, d. 15 Sep 1853 (Age 31 years) |
| + | 10. Rønneberg, Oluffa Birgitte, b. 29 Aug 1826, d. 8 Sep 1857 (Age 31 years) |
| | 11. Rønneberg, Elias, b. 8 Nov 1828, d. 21 May 1929 (Age 100 years) |
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| Last Modified |
16 Mar 2015 |
| Family ID |
F364 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- As newly married,, they lived in "Gamle Korsen", while his father Carl Esaias moved to "Sjannajset" on Notenes where he died in 1858, five years after his wife Elisabeth Marie Mechlenburg died.
Var i 1801 på besøk hos sin (halv-) søster Karen Bergite ogsvoger, prokurator Frederich Hansen i Stavanger. Kjøptehandelsstedet " Korsen" i 1812 av enkemadam Margrethe Marie Thomasine Krey (datter av sogneprest, Peter Daniel Baade, Borgund) (s.d.) samt handels stedet Nøtenes. Overdrogsitt firma til sine sønner Carl Esaias og Rasmus Gerhard i 1845 under navn "Carl E. Rønneberg & Sønner " Fikk tilsammen 11 barn,5 sønner of 6 døtre. Flyttet til Hamburg 1854. Hun var envakker kvinne som populært ble kalt "Skjøn Lisbeth"
Carl Esaias Rønneberg (1779-1858) uekte datter, av Per Rønneberg Bremnes
En lang stund trodde jeg at Caroline Rønneberg var Carl EsaiasRønneberg og Elisabeth Mechlenburgs datter. Dette viste seg ikkeå være tilfelle. Men det er hun ikke. Jeg hadde oversett detfaktum at hun var født 7 år før de giftet seg. Først trodde jegat jeg hadde skrevet feilt årstall på henne. Jeg unders›ktederfor liustene over f›dte i Borgund på den tid. Dette utenresultat. Det var folketellingen i 1865 for Ålesund som gav meget spor: Hun var født i Lyngen i 1804. For å gj›re en langhistorie kort: Jeg fant henne i kirkeboken for Lyngen i perioden1785-1821. På datoen 6 november 1804 hadde presten skrevet:"Døbti dag Caroline, uekte barn av Maria Johannisdtr. og Carl EsaiasRønneberg, Ålesund".
Carolines datter Karen Marie hadde en viktig rolle for å fålaget skulpturene på gravstøtten til hennes fetter Carl Esaias Rønnebergs (1854 -1912) grav. Ikke til å undres over. Hennesdatter Hanna Jacobine var gift med ham.
Carl Esaias Rønnebergs (1779-1858) illegitimate daughter, by Per Rønneberg Bremnes
For a long time I thought that Caroline Rønneberg was Carl Esaias Rønneberg's and Elisabeth Mechlenburg's legitimate daughter. But she is not. I have overlooked the fact that Caroline was born 7 years before they were married. First, I thought I had mistyped her date of birth, and then I looked for Caroline in the list of those born in Borgund during that time period without finding her. The Census for Ålesund 1865 gave me a clue: She was born in Lyngen in 1804. Making a long history short, I found her in the Church Book for Lyngen for the period 1785 - 1821. On the date, 6 November 1804, the minister had entered: "Baptized today Caroline, illegitimate daughter of Maria Johannisdtr. and Carl Esaias Rønneberg, Ålesund".
Caroline's daughter Karen Marie played an important part in making the sculptors on the headstones for her 1st cousin Carl Esaias Rønneberg's (1854 -1912) grave. It is not surprising that she did. Her daughter Hanna Jacobine was married to him.
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