Hakarps säteri

Summary

Hakarps säteri is a seat farm^[1].

Key Facts

• Hakarps säteri is located in Jönköping Municipality^[2].
• Hakarps säteri is in the country of Sweden^[3].
• Hakarps säteri's image is recorded as Flygfoto över Hakarp i Huskvarna. Nr R 616.jpg^[4].
• Hakarps säteri's instance of is recorded as seat farm^[5].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Karl Johan Alfred Gustafsson^[6].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Gunnar Hakeman^[7].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Per-Olof Hakeman^[8].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Lars Hakeman^[9].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Nils Arvidsson Hägerflycht^[10].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Arvid Nilsson Hägerflycht^[11].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Arvid Ribbing^[12].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Christoffer Svanfelt^[13].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Ulrika Lovisa von Sivers^[14].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Jenny Helena Svanfeldt^[15].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Magnus Söderberg^[16].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Gustav Svensson^[17].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Johan Hakeman^[18].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Helena Hägerflycht^[19].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Arvid Johan Theet^[20].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Johan Fredrik Aminoff^[21].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Peter Humble^[22].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Christina Margareta Hägerflycht^[23].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Catharina Charlotta Aminoff^[24].
• Hakarps säteri's owned by is recorded as Carl V. E. Claesson^[25].
• Hakarps säteri's location is recorded as Hakarps kyrkby^[26].

Body

Founding

+1661-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Hakarps säteri^[27].

Identity

Hakarps säteri's part of is recorded as Hakarps kyrkby^[28].

Ownership

Owners include Karl Johan Alfred Gustafsson^[6], a politician^[29], 1862–1936^[30], of Sweden^[31]; Gunnar Hakeman^[7], a politician^[32], 1901–1965^[33], of Sweden^[34]; Per-Olof Hakeman^[8], 1933–2021^[35], of Sweden^[36]; Lars Hakeman^[9], an engineer^[37], of Sweden^[38]; Nils Arvidsson Hägerflycht^[10], b. 1635^[39], of Sweden^[40]; and Arvid Nilsson Hägerflycht^[11], 1665–1751^[41], of Sweden^[42].