Erkki Pietarinpoika Keisari

Pietari blev gift med Maria. Maria blev født i 1616; døde den 29 sep. 1671 i Kuninkaankylä, Soini, Finland. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Alias: Philip Pålsson Mulikka
• Alias: Vilppu Antinpoika Keisari

Vilppu blev gift med Marketta Pietarintytär Hämäläinen. Marketta blev født i 1585; døde den 13 dec. 1671 i Keisari, Soini, Finland. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Ane-nr.: Ane 14.2961 (Plannthin)
• Bopæl: fra 1564 til 1597, Riekko, Pääjärvi, Saarijärvi, Finland

Notater:

Note(kopiret fra Antti Mulikka and his descendants)
Antti Mulikka established his farm Riekko on
the coast of Karankajärvi-lake in the Middle of
Finland in 1564. The place is still called as
Mulikka after his name. The original size of
his land was about 25 000 acres, which has
been divided to several smaller farms during
the last 450 years.
He had four sons Paavo, Nuutti, Matti and
Juho. Paavo remained in his father’s house
Riekko. His descendants have been partly
documented in five Keisari family books,
which include about 100 000 names. The farm
Riekko has changed its name to Mietala and
the original farmhouse has been removed.
Mietala farm belongs to day to descendants of
Antti Mulikka.
His second son Nuutti established his own
farm Leppälä, whích a part from Riekko.
Leppälä was named as Hokkala later, when the
former soldier Juho Wik and his wife Leena
Tjeder moved there and one of his sons was
Heikki, who built the new two floor house on
the top of Mulikka hill.
His third son was Tapani (Steffen) who
moved the Sweden near Orsa. His descendants
moved to Grue Finnskog in Norway. Their
house was on the southern coast of Rödgen
lake in Vålberget, which was also called as
Mulikkala.
The fourth son Juho moved to Sweden. One
of Juho's sons was Paavo "Pål" Mullica, who
moved to New Sweden in Delaware in ship
Örn (Eagle) in May 1654. His son Eric moved
to new Jersey side, where still today is a
Mullica River and Mullica Township, which
were named after him. Eric had three sons,
William (Olavi), Eric (Erkki) and John (Juho),
who established a village, Mullica Hill in New
Jersey. William's and Eric's houses can still be
seen in Mullica Hill today.