Painting

Watercolor in original framing over the courtyard Ingetorp, probably accessed in 1827 (obscure signature). Below the picture textured: Ingetorp. A mansion building in two full floors with a broken roof and with economy buildings behind. A road lined by small grown trees leads to the settlement. A man’s figure in breeches and hat with a walking rod is seen between the trees. To the right of the road is a smaller building, partly surrounded by a stone courtyard. In front of the settlement a fruit farm/cabbage farm surrounded by a stone yard. Behind the manor building is seen a high-residue economy building with contiguous flyers. On a hill behind the settlement, another smaller house is seen. All buildings seem to have brick roofs. The motif shows how the yard looked after being put in a position by the then owner the farmer’s chair, the national man mm. Lars Torbjörnsson (1719 1786) and his wife Anna Jönsdotter (1729 1785) after a fire in 1775. On the island map of 1778 (see below) one can clearly see the buildings depicted here rendered. A copy of an article signed Algot Larsson, unknown where it was published, reproduces an advertisement from the Swedish newspapers, Stockholm, Tuesday 28 maij, Year 1793, in which the entire property is offered for sale and is therefore described in very precise terms. See this in Bilagepärmen UM031207. The building was provided with a saddle roof around 1880. Axel Emanuel Holmbergs writes in the history of Bohusläns and Beskrifning, first edition 1842-45: Ingetorp, 3/4 m: speech, wälbebygdt and with a wackert location and fertile properties, wounds about 30 barrels, has swampy pastures and forest for awaf beech and other species of trees. Sometimes owners of this farm may be mentioned the President of the Peasants Lars Thorbjörnsson. His son, the famous judge of Himle’s death in Halland, Johan Thorbjörnsson, was born in 1757. The Homes of the Prisoners 1/2 m: speech Code, better populated, has gone to 16 t: nors seed and natural and artificial meadow in proportion. The farm has been in the genera since the 15th century. The eggs comprise about 140 ha and are bordered by Lake Ingtorp. During a period of the 1800s, half the property was a chronopark. The forest consists of beech and oak. The siblings (owners) are raised on the farm. It was not always easy to live in the big house that was fired with a tiled stove and unsewing kerosene stoves. It is three meters roof height on the second floor. The half house was closed by winter time. One had inside windows with cotton wadding in winter. The blackboard hung in the largest hall in the house that used to stand unfired. The death certificate was found when one was smoking into the attic two years ago. When the highway was built over the properties in 1971-1972, the family felt that the surroundings were too changed. There is today a golf course, GSI Golf Course, built in 1992. Since 2004, the manor building is also owned by the golf club and is to be used for the needs of the club. It is also planned to build homes in connection. The material is sensed by the four siblings. The watercolour is part of a material from the farm Ingetorp in Solberga sn, Kungälvs kn with UM031208 - a copper engraving over the fathers of the farmer’s stand from 1778, UM031210 - a death certificate after the Speaker of the Peasants Lars Torbjörnsson (1719 - 1786), then a farm owner and Archival number 415 - two colorized dmaps with descriptive text of buildings, ptors and exits from 1719 resp. 1788. See also acquisitions from 1958 concerning Ingetorp, hardcover accounting book for Ingetorp 1800s and miscellaneous hand notes and the estate and Lars Torbjörnsson, genealogical documents, transcript The minutes of the peasant court, archive number 142, formerly UM58.14.001. Göteborg’s Stadsmuseum has a hundred transcripts of farm documents from Ingetorp, compiled by a relative, Harry Runqvist and donated to the museum in 1942. Literature: Berg, Harry, Berg, Kerstin: Memory boards and folk life portrayals. August Thorkelsson 1849 - 1922. King Elf 1987, story from Ingetorp s. 98. Holmberg, Axel Emanuel: History of Bohusläns and Describing, first edition 1842-45, p. 312. The Solberg Book - a parish relief. Solberga homestead association 1964. Red. Josef Axelsson, chapter on Ingetorp ps. 407 - 414 by Algot Larsson. Stalemark, John: The Peasant Speaker from Solberg. Stenungsunds-Posten 1988-11-19 (possibly 1982) Tiselius, Carl A.: Bohusläns more noticeable farms. Contributions to the older history of the farms and relatives. Later the part. 1927