Backman Samuel

"Young person" Samuel Backman was given permission by farmer to go to town of Vassan to get a book with minutes/notes on 4-30-1690. A business man wanted to meet with councilor Petter Wisltadiuksen, but Backman did not want to. Father Joran Backman confronted Samuel, but he decided that the magistrate Wellam Massman was offering 60 copper “dollars” for three barrels of salt pork. The same information documented that Samuel told the homeowner Marcus Råkabröö from Sundo was in debt for 6 copper dollars which the magistrate had taken for pay, or father Joran had overcharged the transaction by 6 copper “dollars”.
Samuel Backman took tax responsibility from Korsholman for years ahead for namesake J. Vestreniuksen through 1693. Tämän avustuksella Samuel pääsi v.t. nimismieheksi Vöyriin 1703 ja nimitettiinvakinaiseksi 30.8.1705. He lived starting in 1695 in Voyri Lombys home which he got his name Skrifar. In 1711 Sameul Backman lived with Rokios and visited Nygards home where he sent his children to reading and writing.