Sources

Everything on this site comes from the sources below. The margin notes on each page link here, so you can check any claim for yourself.

Danish records of this period spell names freely. Sidsel also appears as Zidsel, Ane Marie as Anne Marie, and Lars Laursen Andrup as Laurs, Laus or Lars Andrup. Quotations keep the spelling of the original.

Parish, prison and marriage records

Original records from the Danish National Archives (Rigsarkivet). Most links open a copy of the page on Familien fra Carolinevej; the Funder register opens in Arkivalieronline.

Court records and transcripts

Local history and studies

Family history compilations

Compiled family trees are useful guides to the records, but the records themselves are cited wherever they have been seen.

  • Familien fra Carolinevej (Allan Jensen). Entries for Sidsel Rolandsdatter, her parents, partners and children, Ane Marie Pedersdatter, Jens Poulsen, Niels Jensen and Peder Olesen, with copies of the records.

Further reading

Older books in which Sidsel Rolandsdatter is mentioned. They have not been used for this site.

  • F. Dyrlund, Tatere og Natmandsfolk i Danmark (1872)
  • Anton Gaardboe, De sidste natmandsfolk i Vendsyssel
  • Anton Gaardboe, Himmerlands Rakkere
  • Evald Tang Kristensen, Det jyske Almueliv

Open data

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