Philippa av Eberstein

d. 1477

Philippa of Eberstein, died 1477, was the daughter of Count Hans of Eberstein, who served King Eric of Pomerania. Around 1435 she married Sigurd Jonsson, and she was the mother of Junker Hans. In 1464 she consented «med fri og god vilje» (of her free and good will) when her son pledged Giske for the morning gift to his bride. As a widow she collected debts in Bergen and received the Brynjolfstomten plot by the Church of the Apostles (DN 3/862).

Daughter of Count Hans of Eberstein, married to Sigurd Jonsson at Giske and mother of Junker Hans. As a widow she collected debts in Bergen and received the Brynjolfstomten plot by the Church of the Apostles (DN 3/862).

Married to: Sigurd Jonsson

Children: Hans Sigurdsson (junker Hans)

Letters

DN 2/774: Division of the pledge sum for Gripsholm between Sigurd Jonsson and Lady Helena
DN 2/810: Katarina Jonsdatter gives her daughter's son Alv a tithe gift
DN 3/862: Philippa receives Brynjulfstomten in Bergen for a debt
DN 16/219: Hans Sigurdsson becomes betrothed and pledges Giske
DN 1/900: Philippa of Eberstein gives Dreggen in Bergen to Alv Knutsson

Source

DN 3/862; DN 2/774