Our Family History - Person Sheet
Our Family History - Person Sheet
NameGustaf Sture 
Birth Dateca 1410
Birth PlaceSweden, Södermanland, Toresund, Rävsnäs
Death Date26 Jan 1444
Death PlaceSweden, Småland, Kalmar
Spouses
Birth Dateca 1410
Birth PlaceSweden, Uppland, Uppsala
Death Dateca 1462
Death PlaceSweden
Marr Date?
Marr PlaceSweden, Uppland
ChildrenBirgitta (1440-1472)
Notes for Gustaf Sture
Gustav Anundsson Sture
Son of Anund Algotsson Sture and Christina Anundsdotter (Lion's face).
Gustav Sture, Knight and Councilor
Born: about 1410
Death: January 26, 1444
Gustaf Sture inherited Rydboholm after his mother Kristina Anundsdotter Lion's Face 1441
Sten Sture the Elder (Sten Sture den äldre; 1440 – 14 December 1503) was a Swedish statesman and regent of Sweden 1470–1497 and 1501–1503. As the leader of the victorious Swedish separatist forces against the royal unionist forces during the Battle of Brunkeberg in 1471, he weakened the Kalmar Union considerably and became the effective ruler of Sweden as Lord Regent for most of his remaining life.
Spouse
Married: Birgitta Sten's Daughter (Bielke), deceased about 1462, Daughter of Stone Turesson (Bielke) and Margareta karlsdotter (Sparre of Tofta), sister of King Karl Knutsson (Bonde) and mother of Regent Sten Sture the elder; She later married the knight and statesman Gustav Karlsson (bjurum)
Children
Anund Sture Mentioned at the earliest 2.1 1461 and was then already a knight. Died 12.6 1463 at Riddarholmen in Stockholm, buried in Toresund church in Selebo hd in Södermanland and written on the tombstone to Rävsnäs in the said sn.
Sten Gustavsson Sture, (Sten Sture the Elderly), national director, born 1440. Regent of Sweden, Reign 1 June 1470 – 6 October 1497, 12 November 1501 – 14 December 1503, married Ingeborg Tott. now called "Sten Sture the Elder". It is stated in 1477 to be 30 years old, which should mean that he did not reach the age of 40, that is, he was born at the earliest in 1437. Mentioned for the first time 2.1 1461 and was already knight. Was the chief white man in Västergötland in the summer of 1469. At the death of Karl Knutsson 15.5 1470 became a high priest at Stockholm, Örebro and Turku castle and called himself 1.6 1470 "the governor of the country at this time". Acclaimed as head of state in Arboga around 1.5 1471 Recognized 6.10 1497 King Hans and received 3.12 1497 from this entire Turku diocese, Nyköping County with Näveberg, Rekarne, Färingön, Sorunda and Ösmo snr on Södertörn as well as Götala wilderness in Västergötland. During the reign of King His reign, the head of the state. In the summer of 1501 made rebellion against him and was elected again on 12 November 1501 to the governor of the state. Died 14.12 1503 in Jönköping.Tott ) and Märta Bengtsdotter ( Vinstorpaätten ). Mrs. Ingeborg died towards the end of 1507. Prior to the marriage to Sten Sture, she had been married on March 11, 1464, to the not-long-deceased Hans Sigurdssönn ( Yngre Sudreimsätten ), of whom she received a morning gift located in Kållands hd in Västergötland. By King Hans, she was granted a life sentence on Tavastehus County. Also, as a widow, had Satakunda as a county but renounced Sten Sture's other counties in 1504. Sten Sture d. Had, apart from marriage, a daughter Birgitta, who became a nun in Vadstena monastery 9.10 1485 and died 27.6 1536.
Birgitta Gustavsdotter (Sture), grandmother of Gustav Vasa. Marriage of the subject 1453. Died in 1472. Was married before 2.1 1461 to the Swedish National Council and the knight Johan Kristiernsson (Vaasa), who by 1474 was married to Birgitta Tordsdotter in her former marriage, daughter of Marshal Tord Bonde and Iliana Åkesdotter ( Tott ).
Sture (the sea leaf species), related
Their son Gustaf Sture (d 1444) is mentioned in 1441 and 1445 as Gustaf Anundsson "calls S" and "who was called S". In Vadstenadiariet's note on his funeral, he is named Gustaf Sturesson, which is linked to his father being so often called Sture Algotsson. He has at the earliest been able to be deposited in the conditional letter of resignation that three bishops and nine saviors, including his uncle Gustaf Algotsson 11 Jan 1436 in Arboga wrote to King Erik. On Lord's Day in Söderköping the same year, S, like his uncle, was among the 50 national councils and men who issued the privilege letter for the Swedish church on October 25 and among the 66 issuers of the antedated privilege letter for Sthlm. Both were also among the 95 aristocrats who on the gentlemen's day in (South) Tälje late summer 1438 entered the aforementioned confederation. By the same year he had married his half-sister Birgitta Stensdotter (Bielke; bd 4, s 152); he had been among the fasters in his morning gift letter, when he later remarried after becoming a widow after her cousin Birgitta Turesdotter (Bielke; vol. 4, p. 150). In 1441, the Archbishop of Lund testified that a shipload destined for him from Holland was brought by S, who was annexed at Älvsborg. This had been defended in 1439 against a Norwegian attack by Karl Knutsson's half-brother, the landowner Ture Stensson (Bielke; vol. 4, p. 151), Birgitta Stensdotter's brother, who died the same year. Thus S, by his brother-in-law Karl Knutsson, must have been made to Ture Stensson's successor at Älvsborg. Like Karl Knutsson, he was among the 76 who, according to Vadstenadiariet, was dubbed a knight at King Kristoffer's coronation in Uppsala Cathedral on 14 September 1441. In the conciliation letter between Karl Knutsson and Cristiern Nilsson (Vaasa) a few weeks later, S is mentioned among the former six lifters. In 1443 he was involved in the attempt of the Pomeranian Duke Barnim to mediate between kings Erik and Kristofer. S was then chief of the Kalmar, which he held even at his death the following year. The Lundensian Archbishop's aforementioned complaint against him in 1441 is not the only evidence of violent tendencies in him. Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S was Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S was Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S wasSten Sture (the elder) (below) , with whom this genus S died on the male side. Her only sister, Birgitta Gustafsdotter, became the grandmother of King Gustav I. - https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Mobil/Artikel/34621
Son of Anund Algotsson Sture and Christina Anundsdotter (Lion's face).
Gustav Sture, Knight and Councilor
Born: about 1410
Death: January 26, 1444
Gustaf Sture inherited Rydboholm after his mother Kristina Anundsdotter Lion's Face 1441
Sten Sture the Elder (Sten Sture den äldre; 1440 – 14 December 1503) was a Swedish statesman and regent of Sweden 1470–1497 and 1501–1503. As the leader of the victorious Swedish separatist forces against the royal unionist forces during the Battle of Brunkeberg in 1471, he weakened the Kalmar Union considerably and became the effective ruler of Sweden as Lord Regent for most of his remaining life.
Spouse
Married: Birgitta Sten's Daughter (Bielke), deceased about 1462, Daughter of Stone Turesson (Bielke) and Margareta karlsdotter (Sparre of Tofta), sister of King Karl Knutsson (Bonde) and mother of Regent Sten Sture the elder; She later married the knight and statesman Gustav Karlsson (bjurum)
Children
Anund Sture Mentioned at the earliest 2.1 1461 and was then already a knight. Died 12.6 1463 at Riddarholmen in Stockholm, buried in Toresund church in Selebo hd in Södermanland and written on the tombstone to Rävsnäs in the said sn.
Sten Gustavsson Sture, (Sten Sture the Elderly), national director, born 1440. Regent of Sweden, Reign 1 June 1470 – 6 October 1497, 12 November 1501 – 14 December 1503, married Ingeborg Tott. now called "Sten Sture the Elder". It is stated in 1477 to be 30 years old, which should mean that he did not reach the age of 40, that is, he was born at the earliest in 1437. Mentioned for the first time 2.1 1461 and was already knight. Was the chief white man in Västergötland in the summer of 1469. At the death of Karl Knutsson 15.5 1470 became a high priest at Stockholm, Örebro and Turku castle and called himself 1.6 1470 "the governor of the country at this time". Acclaimed as head of state in Arboga around 1.5 1471 Recognized 6.10 1497 King Hans and received 3.12 1497 from this entire Turku diocese, Nyköping County with Näveberg, Rekarne, Färingön, Sorunda and Ösmo snr on Södertörn as well as Götala wilderness in Västergötland. During the reign of King His reign, the head of the state. In the summer of 1501 made rebellion against him and was elected again on 12 November 1501 to the governor of the state. Died 14.12 1503 in Jönköping.Tott ) and Märta Bengtsdotter ( Vinstorpaätten ). Mrs. Ingeborg died towards the end of 1507. Prior to the marriage to Sten Sture, she had been married on March 11, 1464, to the not-long-deceased Hans Sigurdssönn ( Yngre Sudreimsätten ), of whom she received a morning gift located in Kållands hd in Västergötland. By King Hans, she was granted a life sentence on Tavastehus County. Also, as a widow, had Satakunda as a county but renounced Sten Sture's other counties in 1504. Sten Sture d. Had, apart from marriage, a daughter Birgitta, who became a nun in Vadstena monastery 9.10 1485 and died 27.6 1536.
Birgitta Gustavsdotter (Sture), grandmother of Gustav Vasa. Marriage of the subject 1453. Died in 1472. Was married before 2.1 1461 to the Swedish National Council and the knight Johan Kristiernsson (Vaasa), who by 1474 was married to Birgitta Tordsdotter in her former marriage, daughter of Marshal Tord Bonde and Iliana Åkesdotter ( Tott ).
Sture (the sea leaf species), related
Their son Gustaf Sture (d 1444) is mentioned in 1441 and 1445 as Gustaf Anundsson "calls S" and "who was called S". In Vadstenadiariet's note on his funeral, he is named Gustaf Sturesson, which is linked to his father being so often called Sture Algotsson. He has at the earliest been able to be deposited in the conditional letter of resignation that three bishops and nine saviors, including his uncle Gustaf Algotsson 11 Jan 1436 in Arboga wrote to King Erik. On Lord's Day in Söderköping the same year, S, like his uncle, was among the 50 national councils and men who issued the privilege letter for the Swedish church on October 25 and among the 66 issuers of the antedated privilege letter for Sthlm. Both were also among the 95 aristocrats who on the gentlemen's day in (South) Tälje late summer 1438 entered the aforementioned confederation. By the same year he had married his half-sister Birgitta Stensdotter (Bielke; bd 4, s 152); he had been among the fasters in his morning gift letter, when he later remarried after becoming a widow after her cousin Birgitta Turesdotter (Bielke; vol. 4, p. 150). In 1441, the Archbishop of Lund testified that a shipload destined for him from Holland was brought by S, who was annexed at Älvsborg. This had been defended in 1439 against a Norwegian attack by Karl Knutsson's half-brother, the landowner Ture Stensson (Bielke; vol. 4, p. 151), Birgitta Stensdotter's brother, who died the same year. Thus S, by his brother-in-law Karl Knutsson, must have been made to Ture Stensson's successor at Älvsborg. Like Karl Knutsson, he was among the 76 who, according to Vadstenadiariet, was dubbed a knight at King Kristoffer's coronation in Uppsala Cathedral on 14 September 1441. In the conciliation letter between Karl Knutsson and Cristiern Nilsson (Vaasa) a few weeks later, S is mentioned among the former six lifters. In 1443 he was involved in the attempt of the Pomeranian Duke Barnim to mediate between kings Erik and Kristofer. S was then chief of the Kalmar, which he held even at his death the following year. The Lundensian Archbishop's aforementioned complaint against him in 1441 is not the only evidence of violent tendencies in him. Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S was Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S was Another complaint is in Bishop Tomas's letter to Karl Knutsson 1436 (Bring). Son of S wasSten Sture (the elder) (below) , with whom this genus S died on the male side. Her only sister, Birgitta Gustafsdotter, became the grandmother of King Gustav I. - https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Mobil/Artikel/34621
Notes for Birgitta (Spouse 1)
Birgitta Stensdotter (Bielke)
Daughter of Sten Turesson, till Örby (Bielke) and Margareta Karlsdotter (Sparre av Tofta)
Birgitta Stensdotter (Bielke) , died around 1462 . Daughter of Sten Turesson (Bielke) and Margareta Karlsdotter (Sparre of Tofta) . Sister of King Karl Knutsson (Bonde) , mother of the governor Sten Sture the elder , and grandmother's mother to King Gustav Vasa .
Marriages
Married 1) with Gustav Anundsson Sture
Married 2) with the Knight and the Council of Norway Gustav Karlsson (gum head)
Birgitta Stensdotter to Ekholmen after brother Knut Stensson's death 1451 (Bbl.) Lived 1461-01-02 but was dead (Bbl.) 1464-06-04. Married 1st before 1438-08-29 with the knight, the national council and the governor of Kalmar castle Gustaf Anundsson Sture, dead 1444 (Pt XXI p. 103), and in this married mother of the governor Sten Sture d. o before 1446-12-02 with the knight, the national council and the lawman of Uppland Gustaf Karlsson (gum head) to Ekholmen, in his 2nd marriage [married 1st with Märta Karlsdotter. Married 3: o 1474 to Ingeborg Filipsdotter, daughter of Filip Axelsson (Tott)], Deceased 1486-07-26. - https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Bielke_af_%C3%85ker%C3%B6_nr_8...
Children:
Birgitta Gustavsdotter (Sture), dead in cot 1472
Sten Sture the elder, Sveriges riksförståndare 1470-1497 and 1501-1503
Daughter of Sten Turesson, till Örby (Bielke) and Margareta Karlsdotter (Sparre av Tofta)
Birgitta Stensdotter (Bielke) , died around 1462 . Daughter of Sten Turesson (Bielke) and Margareta Karlsdotter (Sparre of Tofta) . Sister of King Karl Knutsson (Bonde) , mother of the governor Sten Sture the elder , and grandmother's mother to King Gustav Vasa .
Marriages
Married 1) with Gustav Anundsson Sture
Married 2) with the Knight and the Council of Norway Gustav Karlsson (gum head)
Birgitta Stensdotter to Ekholmen after brother Knut Stensson's death 1451 (Bbl.) Lived 1461-01-02 but was dead (Bbl.) 1464-06-04. Married 1st before 1438-08-29 with the knight, the national council and the governor of Kalmar castle Gustaf Anundsson Sture, dead 1444 (Pt XXI p. 103), and in this married mother of the governor Sten Sture d. o before 1446-12-02 with the knight, the national council and the lawman of Uppland Gustaf Karlsson (gum head) to Ekholmen, in his 2nd marriage [married 1st with Märta Karlsdotter. Married 3: o 1474 to Ingeborg Filipsdotter, daughter of Filip Axelsson (Tott)], Deceased 1486-07-26. - https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Bielke_af_%C3%85ker%C3%B6_nr_8...
Children:
Birgitta Gustavsdotter (Sture), dead in cot 1472
Sten Sture the elder, Sveriges riksförståndare 1470-1497 and 1501-1503