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They had the following children:64 i. Inger Marie Kierulff65 ii. Ole Kierulff66 iii. Antoinette Kierulff67 iv. Pauline Sofie Kierulff53. Maren Preus Kierulff. Born 1712.She married Poul Schnabel. Born 1704. Died 1792.11th Generation54. Ingeborg Christine Kierulff. Born 1752. Died 1790.She married Johan Friderich Höffke.55. Nicolava Elisabeth Kierulff. Born 1753. Died 1834.56. Margrete Sofie Kierulff. Born 1755. Died 1823.She married Gottfried Benjamin Mengel.57. Corfitz Numsen Kierulff. Born 1756. Died 1795.58. Christian Kierulff. Born 1757. Died 1757.59. Christiane Kierulff. Born 1757. Died 1845.She married Conrad Weyhe.60. Ulrik Frederik Kierulff. Born 13 Jan 1760. Died 8 Sep 1820. = 14k-TCK-pg-48 (KS-254)This line of the family continued with Henning Jakob Kierulff'seleventh child, Ulrik Frederik Kierulff. He was also the eleventh = NOTE: 14 th Gen. in TCK= generation in the line from Anders Ulff (or Kjærulf) of Kjær township,who lived a good 300 years before Ulrik Frederik.He was born in Nannestad on January 13, 1760, and died in Hole onSeptember 8th, 1820. Like his father and grandfather, he studied forthe ministry, receiving his degree in theology in 1784. He began as"personellkapellan" (assistant pastor paid by the pastor) in Froen in1786, was prison chaplain in Christiania (Oslo) from 1789 until hebecame pastor in Hole in 1792. In 1816 he became "prost" (pastor incharge of several parishes in an area) of Hadeland, Ringerike andHallingdal district.>>> = Explanation on difference in Generation #s = NOTE: 14 th Gen. in TCK ***>>> between this list = and TCK list = = because TCK lists == descendants under == Father’s Name == instead of under == Mother’s Name == as done in this list when == “Kissing-Kjaerulf-Kousins” == 9a-Bertel married 6d-Inger.= TCK-pg-12 and TCK-pg-227He was thus pastor in Hole in 1814 and led the meeting at the churchat which two men from Hole were to be chosen to join those selectedin other communities in Buskerud. These men convened at a place morecentrally located and elected from their ranks three delegates to thenational assembly at Eidsvold. We shall include here the text of theproxy they received from the pastor:"Major Krohn and Erich Larsen Sørum have been chosen from amongst ourcitizens in their entirety to meet at the duly appointed time andplace in order to, together with representatives from all otherparishes, elect three of the county's (larger administrativedistricts in Norway corresponding to our states) most enlightened mento attend the assembly in Eidsvold, which has been called by the kingto convene April 10th of this year, and at which, in accordance withthe highest authority, Norway's future form of government shall bedetermined, and all of their actions shall be regarded asrepresenting the citizens of the entire parish, which we herewithconfirm."Hoele Parsonage, February 25th, 1814 Most Humbly, KierulffAll of the Gol representatives met at Nes and elected theirdelegates. Those from Gol who affixed their signatures were KnudGuttormsen Haftoren, "lensmand" (rural law official) in Gol, OleEngebretsen Rotnem and Ole Olsgaard. (Refer to "Haavelmofolket")"Prost" (see earlier explanation) Kierulff must have been anexcellent speaker. We can read the following about him in thevisitation report of March 8, 1818: "The quality of his voice is mostpleasant to listen to, also his recitation, which is marked by very