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The oldest origin to the Hagerup family name that is verifiable, - seems to be a vicar named Anders Christensen to Jørlunde Parish at Sjælland (Sealand) in Denmark, or Jørlunde as it is spelled today. "Hagerup" was a tiny village in the 1500.
(Located; 55.828796N - 12.137875E)
The vicar was born abt . 1540 and you will find him in these pages. His son was vicar to Romsdal on the Western coast of Norway (between Bergen and Trondheim).
Check out www.hagerup.dk
where
Søren Hagerup, is claimed to be the
original Hagerup. So far, - this is just a rumor.
The site claims
that bishop Eiler Hagerup b. 1718 was enrolled at "Trondheim
University in 1736 where he as "Eiler Eilersen Kongelw" 'took' the
surname of his guardian, - Bishop E. Hansen Hagerup b.25 Nov 1685. The university in
Trondheim by the way, was established in 1760 under
the name "Det Trondhjemske Selskab". "The University"
before 1760 was in Copenhagen!
The book on the Hagerup family (1902) confirms that there are two branches of the family. Both branches were direct descendants of the legendary Kjell Stub through women that were 2.nd cousins (the mother of E. "Kongelw" Hagerup b.1718 above and the wife of his guardian E. Hansen Hagerup) . Many individuals have taken the name Hagerup even if the surname should have been protected. Recently it was decided by the Norwegian government that there were now so many Hagerup in Norway that the name should not be protected anymore!
Check out; Sources
on the Hagerup family
The literal signification of "Hagerup"
is;
"Clearing in a garden".