If you are a descendant of Catherine Lundblad Linn, you are of noble descent through the Bonde and Natt noble lines.
The eldest Bonde I have found is Gustaf Carl Bonde, born in Finland and died in Germany. His wife, Anna Christina Natt was born in Sweden in 1630 and died in Sweden in 1692. When you think about our Swedish ancestors, you probably don't consider that some may have been from Finland, Germany, or other countries, but depending on the time we are considering, Sweden was a military powerhouse, holding control over many countries. In addition, some Swedish nobility or military leaders were put in charge of various captured areas. Thus, we see an occasional ancestor having been born, died, or resided in another country and even marrying and having children who would show as German or Finnish.
The name Bonde actually means "farmer" in Swedish. But the Bonde name is #20 on the list of Swedish Noble families.
Natt och Dag translates to "night and day" and the Natt noble family is #23 on the list, another old noble family in Sweden.
Gustaf Bonde was a member of the Spanga Kyrka (church) in Stockholm. It is part of the Spanga-Kista Parish in the Diocese of Stockholm. The oldest section of the church is from the late 12th century, but it has been added to and reconstructed over the centuries.
Baron Gustaf Bonde was the owner of the nearby Hasselby Palace and was a large donor to the Spanga Kyrka. After his death, a chancel tomb designed by the architect Nicodemus Tessin the Elder, was added onto the church in which Bonde and his descendants are buried.
Gustaf Bonde was a Friherre och riksskattmastare (Baron and the National Treasurer).
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