Leksvik Church - Priests

Priests

The following people have been priests of Leksvik Church:

  • 1621-1648: Oluf Eriksen
  • 1648-1957: Isak Johansen
  • 1657-1671: Iver Olufsen
  • 1672-1697: Søren Kristoffersen Røg
  • 1697-1704: Peder Simonsen Hoff
  • 1704-1716: Petter Surland
  • 1716-1731: Andreas Nilsen Aalborg
  • 1731-1737: Hans Pedersen Europpidan
  • 1738-1749: Jens Danielsen Hveding
  • 1748-1757: Andreas Berhoft
  • 1757-1777: Hans Thode
  • 1777-1781: Ferdinand Ulrik Fredrik Treu
  • 1781-1784: Hans Thode
  • 1784-1792: Morten Jelstrup
  • 1792-1811: Hans Christopher Lund
  • 1812-1820: Carl Reinholdt Schønheyder
  • 1819-1824: Holger Halling Schjødt
  • 1824-1832: Christian Bernstorff Bødtker
  • 1833-1842: Johan Albricht Carl Dons
  • 1843-1852: Christoffer Winther Scheen
  • 1852-1864: Niels Andreas Bjørn
  • 1864-1877: Bertel Langballe Hartmann
  • 1877-1888: Carl Ludvig Møller
  • 1888-1914: Lars Johansen Wormdahl
  • 1915-1918: Olaf Eeg Svendsen
  • 1918-1924: Peder Andersen Toft
  • 1924-1932: Theodor Hesselberg
  • 1933-1940: Lars Tangvik
  • 1941-1952: Johan B. Rian
  • 1952-1960: Ingvald Georg Osnes
  • 1960-1968: Martin Andersen
  • 1969-1977: Hugo Bruun Torbergsen
  • 1977-1983: Atle Hopland
  • 1983-1992: Roald Drønen
  • 1993-2000: Birgitte Bentzrød
  • 2000-2007: Gro Lingjærde
  • 2008-present: Verena Grønning

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