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Ingierd Gunnarsdotter (1601–1686) was a
Swedish peasant wife and
ballad singer from
Lyrestad parish in Västergötland. She is
known as the
source of information...
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October 9, 2018.
Retrieved November 1, 2018.
Elisabeth Hidemark. "Gunnel
Gunnarsdotter Hazelius-Berg".
Svenskt kvinnobiografiskt lexikon.
Retrieved November...
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Gunnel Gunnarsdotter Hazelius-Berg née
Hazelius (1905–1997) was a
Swedish museum curator,
textile researcher and writer. She
spent her
entire professional...
- 19. Kramer, Ruth. The
Morphosyntax of Gender. p. 144. Grönberg, Anna
Gunnarsdotter (2002). "Masculine
generics in
current Icelandic". In ****inger, Marlis;...
- Eurosport. 5
November 2022.
Retrieved 25
January 2024. Svedal,
Maria Gunnarsdotter; Fossåskaret, Siv; Øystese, Oddgeir; Nessler,
Simon Zetlitz (14 December...
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scholarship determined it to have been
recited by
peasant wife
Ingierd Gunnarsdotter (1601/1602–1686) and
redacted in the 1670s. This
person had a reputed...
- Jon was a son of the
knight Svale Jonson Smør and his wife
Sigrid Gunnarsdotter Kane. He was a
knight from 1449, and
cabinet minister from 1458. In...
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Helgum Björn
Granath as
Storm Viveka Seldahl as
Stina Mona Malm as Eva
Gunnarsdotter Hans
Alfredson as Mats Hök Max von
Sydow as
Vicar Olympia Dukakis as...
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Hallvardson Smør
Hallkjell Hallvardson Smør
Svale Jonson (Smør)
Sigrid Gunnarsdotter Kane
Ulvhild Jonsdotter Smør Inga
Svalesdotter (illegitimate) Jon Svaleson...
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Religious titles Preceded by
Ingegerd Knutsdotter Abbess of
Vadstena 1403-1422 Succeeded by
Bengta Gunnarsdotter...
