Stålhammar


Stålhammar is a Swedish noble family with roots in the province of Småland. Its founding member was Per Stålhammar, who was knighted in 1650 after a long and distinguished military career under Charles X and Charles XI as a soldier and officer. His service included actions in the Thirty Years' War in Poland, one of the several wars between Denmark and Sweden in the 17th century and the Scanian War.
Prominent members include:
Jonas Stålhammar
Steel hammers from Småland - a noble family
Steel Hammer No. 496
Grandfather Per Stålhammar
knighted in 1650
Sweden Sweden's Knights House
introduced in 1650
Grade noble family No. 496
Finland The Knights House of Finland
introduced in 1818
Dignity noble family: 39
† Extinction in Finland
extinct in 1850
Stålhammar is a Småland nobility, whose first member Colonel Per Stålhammar was adopted on August 30, 1650. The family received number 476.
Pedigree in selection
-Per Stålhammar, Colonel
-Johan Stålhammar, Lieutenant Colonel
-Ulrika Eleonora Stålhammar, artillerist and palletist under the name Vilhelm Edstedt
-Carl Stålhammar, rider master
-Casper Adolf Stålhammar, captain
-Anders Stålhammar
-Anders Stålhammar, lieutenant
-Adolf Stålhammar, Lieutenant Colonel
-Gustav Adolf Stålhammar, missionary
-Daniel Stålhammar, physician and dentist
-Daniel Stålhammar, physician and associate professor
-Fredrik Stålhammar, a life-saver
-Henrik Stålhammar, lieutenant captain
-Hjalte Stålhammar, major
-Harry Stålhammar, veterinarian
-Jon Stålhammar, Lieutenant Colonel
-Otto Fredrik Stålhammar, captain
-Jon Stålhammar, Lieutenant Colonel
-Jon Stålhammar, Colonel
-Jon Stålhammar, politician
-Jonas Stålhammar, musician