Inger Iversdatter Lunge ("jomfru"), Munk "Jomfru" - Carefull with Erik Løvenbalk

The wilki page shows the list of owners of Aunsbjerg, not the relationship path between them.

Yes, we hav had multiple bad merges in that line, and it is probably time to go through it more systematic and MP profiles to avoid more bad merges.

Se: http://www.myheritage.dk/person-1006995_151332141_151332141/erik-ch...

Ole

I have never seen original work on MyHeritage, - mostly the trees there are uploaded GEDCOM exports from other systems, like Geni...

The About Me of Erik Christoffersen Løvenbalk, Prins contains some links, but I wonder where the name of his spouse comes from.

Hello Ole

I do not understand why you are making a link to a page with informations that brings no light to Erik Christoffersen Løvenbalk, which Erik is it you want me to see and do you belive that you got it right?

Erik the II Christofferson was corruler with his father Christoffer the II both died 1332, and Erik the II was the son of Christoffer the II and Eufemia von Pommern not of the Lunge æt.

It would be more helfull if you could make a link to a Source of information instead of a Homepage that still not brings the right information to the subject menttioned at the lineage of Inger Lunge.

To Bjørn :

Well the lineage is quiet interresting as the first owner of Aunsbjerg is mentioned in 1340 and the son Niels took ower after his father, which is mentioned to be Erik Christoffersen Løvenbalk how many do you think exsist og Erik Christoffersen Løvenbalk? When the first EC died 1332, cant't be his ghost mentioned in 1340 can it ? So who is Erik Christoffersen Løvenbalk to Aunsbjerg 1340 the son of? could be the Virgin of lunge, the Siste Regitze Løvenbalk is accounted for but not Erik who is belived to be her brother.

Normally the oldest son inherritage after the father, but ofcourse there is no evidence that it is like that, so your point regarding the relationship between them and the ownership of Aunsbjerg is not a vallid source of information, but it stays in the familly ,-)

Regards
Per

And I agree it is a mess whith alle the bad merges.

Which Erik, the one I linked to or the half brother?

The one link to. and also the one mentioned here at Geni under Inger Lunge.

The half brother is most likely to be the one metioned as the first owner of Aunsbjerg, unless Erik II Christoffersen didn't die.

The Erik that died in 1332 was married verry shortly to Elisabeth von Holstein-Rendsburg in my oppinion a marriage of convience because of the war between Christoffer the II and North Germans it was in one of those battle Erik got woondet and later died. Erik and Elisabeth had no registered children.