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92 [Doc. 9.
SWEDENBORG’S ANCESTRY.
3. Jesper Unge.*
4. Stina Louisa Unge.*
Table V.
Jesper Swedberg, when ennobled, Swedenborg62 (son of
Jesper Swedberg, see Document 9, A. Table 2) at Brandstorp
in Westergöthland, born Aug. 16, 1694; lieutenant. Married in
1727, Christina Silfversvärd, born in 1708, daughter of Major
Gustav Silfversvärd and Märta Reutersvärd.
CHILDREN :
1. Sara Christina, born Dec, 11, 1727, married in 1752 to
Sergeant J. Leijer.
2. Eleonora, born June 25, 1729, died, in 1791, unmarried.
3. Emanuel, born Dec. 2, 1731 ; ensign in Elfsborg’s
regiment ; captain ; died in 1794. Married in 1771, Christina
Brita Hellenstjerna, daughter of Captain Johan Hellenstjerna
and Brigitha Wetterman.
4. Anna Märta, born June 30, 1733, died in 1773 ; married
in 1763, Lieutenant Johan Georg Ridderbjelke, who was born
in 1726, and died in 1803.
5. Jesper Gustav, born in 1736 ; major; died in 1821. (See
Table 6).
6. Maria Elisabeth, born Dec. 29, 1737, died in 1822.
Married in 1770, her cousin, David Frölich, clerk of the
justice, who was born in 1737, and died in 1818.
7. Hedwig Catharina, born Sept. 2, 1740, died in 1782 ;
married in 1760 the master of ammunition, Carl Fredric Holt.
8. Johanna Gustava, born March 16, 1744, died in 1816.
Married about 1780, Lieutenant Carl Jernfeltz, as his second
wife; he was born in 1732, died in 1802.
9. Ulrica, born May 29, 1745, died in 1802, unmarried..
10. Magdalena, born June 30, 1748, died in 1798, un
married .
Table VI.
Jesper Gustav (son of Jesper Swedberg, when ennobled,
Swedenborg, Table 5) born Oct. 23, 1736 ; major in the army,
* These two names are signed among others to a document, by which
Swedenborg’s heirs hoped to regain possession of his MSS., which had been
committed to the custody of the Academy of Sciences in Stockholm .
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