Pehr Henrik Ling Puns

I have an ancestor, Pehr Andersson Lopare, who was a soldier in the Malax parish of Ostrobothnia Finland/Sweden in the 1770s. The military rolls indicate that he was from Vasterbotten Sweden. None of the records from Finland give any indication where he was from (or his wife and kids), so his origins have been a brick wall for some time. No other trees or resources have any further information either. I now think I may have started to crack through the wall and may have located him in Sweden. Any feedback is welcome. Here is the background.

Pehr Andersson Lopare appears to have shown up in Malax Finland around 1771. He had a wife (Maria Olofsdotter), and 2 children (Anders and Anna). They can be found in the 1760-1780 Åldersbok record on the right side, 2nd family from the top.

The record can be viewed here: http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=7117363

The pertinent information is as follows:

1746 - Sold. Pehr Andersson Lopare

1744 - Wife Maria Olofsdotter

1765 - Son Anders

1769 - Daughter Anna

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Based on this information, I did a search on Family Search and located a Feb 27, 1769 birth record for an Anna with the parents listed as Pehr Anderson and Maria Olofsdr in Nysätra, Västerbotten, Sweden. This is the first hint as to a possible location in Vasterbotten, if this is the correct child.

Here is the Family Search Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VW79-8JC?from=lynx1UIV8

Here is the actual record: https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0034273_00062

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Further searching in the Nysätra parish also located a marriage record from Nov 18, 1766 for a Pehr Anderson Lekatt and a Maria Olofsdotter. This record has the name of Lekatt, which appears to be used by several soldier families in the area. The handwriting in the record is also very difficult for me to decipher, so there are several words I am not able to make out, which may have useful information.

Here is the Family Search Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPHB-LJP4

Here is the actual record: https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0034273_00109

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I continued to search for the son Anders, but could not locate him in the Nysätra parish. A little more sea

Ving takes a form and quickly fills it out to change his name. He sends off the form, but immediately starts to regret it. He is told that to revoke his form he must pay a small fee. Ling takes out her purse and is about to hand over the money when suddenly… A man, their father, bursts through the door and embraces Ving and tells them, “Don’t stop, be Lee, Ving”, “Hold on to that fee, ling.”

I have to work friday night so I'll have to watch it another time. Anyone know where I'll be able to go?

Henrik Kraft and Rasmus Ankersen know eachother very well. They are investors in sports technology with focus on data analysis.

They are both part of the board at Tonsser. https://tonsser.com/ The biggest football community app for football amateurs. It's a mix of Football manager and linkedIn. Created in Denmark.

Outside of Denmark Henrik Kraft is more known for his involvement with the company called Transferoom he made with Rasmus Ankersens brother, Jonas Ankersen.

It's a platform where you can sell and buy players directly with football clubs without the involvement of agents. FC Midtjylland have used the platform to buy players. You can read more about it here https://www.transferroom.com/

Speaking of FC Midtjylland, the club is like a child for Rasmus Ankersen. He grew up with the club and he was the person who told Benham to buy FC Midtjylland. He had a double role of Sportsdirector and chairman in both Brentford and FC Midtjylland at the same time.

FC Midtjylland and Brentford uses the concept of moneyball. If it works in Baseball then it also works in Football, that's their thoughts. You can read more about it here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moneyball#:~:text=Moneyball%3A%20The%20Art%20of%20Winning%20an%20Unfair%20Game%20is%20a,team%20despite%20Oakland's%20small%20budget.

To sum it up, you will get two crazy Danes with a lot of crazy ideas with new technologies and concepts and it seems to work and then a crazy serb with a lot of money to back them :-)