Military Hans Högman
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Introduction

The allotted regiments, also known as provincial regiments, were established in the various counties of Sweden and were also carrying the name of the respective county or province. So, the locations of the allotted regiments were the county/counties were they were established. That is also were the regiments’ rotar and rusthåll were located. This is also true for the navy companies. Below is a territorial overview of the Swedish allotted navy companies' locations.

The Navy Båtsman Companies - Sweden

Territorial Overview of the Swedish Båtsman (Navy) Companies' Locations

Locations of the Navy Companies

Båtsmän - Navy Seamen

"Båtsmän" was the Swedish name of the navy seamen provided by the Allotment System. The "båtsmän" was provided in the same manner as the soldiers in the Army, that is through the "rote" farmers. Literally "båtsmän" (plural) means "boatmen". The "båtsmän" were deckhands doing all sorts of duties plus manning the guns during battle. It is difficult to find an English translation of the title "Båtsman". They were a type of semen serving on board the Navy ships as explained above. The special thing about the "båtsmän" was the way they were provided - recruited - trained. The "båtsmän" was organized in special Navy companies called "Båtsman Companies" ("Båtsmanskompanier"), not in regiments. It is "båtsman" in singular and "båtsmän" in plural. The majority of the "båtsmän" were recruited in a similar way as the soldiers in the Infantry, that is through the "rote" farmers. These seamen were called “roterade båtsmän”. However, there were a minor part of the "båtsmän" recruited in a similar way as the horsemen in the Cavalry, that is through the system of "rusthåll". These seamen were called “indelta båtsmän”. Copyright: It is not allowed to copy the content of this page to publish it on another Internet page or to publish it in any another form of printed media. However you are welcome to make an external link to my page.

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An outline of the distribution of "rotar" (military wards) per county in the Allotment System About the Names of the Allotted Regiments Top of page
Indelta Båtsman Companies Blekinge båtsmanskompanier Södra Möres båtsmanskompanier Roterade Båtsman Companies Bohusläns båtsmanskompanier Gotlands båtsmanskompanier Hallands båtsmanskompanier Norrlands båtsmanskompanier Roslags båtsmanskompanier Smålands båtsmanskompani Södermanlands båtsmanskompanier Tjust båtsmanskompani Västergötlands båtsmanskompani Ölands båtsmanskompanier Östergötlands båtsmanskompani City Båtsman Companies Skåne/Blekinge städers båtsmanskompani Stockholm stads båtsmanskompani Uppstädernas båtsmanskompani Please close the information pop up window each time it has been opened by clicking on the “X”.
Click on the information symbols to get information about each company. At the same time you will see each company's location on the map (white color). Please close the information pop up window each time it has been opened!
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Militaria Hans Högman
Copyright © Hans Högman, 2019-05-21

Introduction

The allotted regiments, also known as provincial regiments, were established in the various counties of Sweden and were also carrying the name of the respective county or province. So, the locations of the allotted regiments were the county/counties were they were established. That is also were the regiments’ rotar and rusthåll were located. This is also true for the navy companies. Below is a territorial overview of the Swedish allotted navy companies' locations.

The Navy Båtsman Companies -

Sweden

Territorial Overview of the Swedish

Båtsman (Navy) Companies' Locations

Locations of the Navy

Companies

Indelta Båtsman Companies Blekinge båtsmanskompanier Södra Möres båtsmanskompanier Roterade Båtsman Companies Bohusläns båtsmanskompanier Gotlands båtsmanskompanier Hallands båtsmanskompanier Norrlands båtsmanskompanier Roslags båtsmanskompanier Smålands båtsmanskompani Södermanlands båtsmanskompanier Tjust båtsmanskompani Västergötlands båtsmanskompani Ölands båtsmanskompanier Östergötlands båtsmanskompani City Båtsman Companies Skåne/Blekinge städers båtsmanskompani Stockholm stads båtsmanskompani Uppstädernas båtsmanskompani Please close the information pop up window each time it has been opened by clicking on the “X”.

Båtsmän - Navy Seamen

"Båtsmän" was the Swedish name of the navy seamen provided by the Allotment System. The "båtsmän" was provided in the same manner as the soldiers in the Army, that is through the "rote" farmers. Literally "båtsmän" (plural) means "boatmen". The "båtsmän" were deckhands doing all sorts of duties plus manning the guns during battle. It is difficult to find an English translation of the title "Båtsman". They were a type of semen serving on board the Navy ships as explained above. The special thing about the "båtsmän" was the way they were provided - recruited - trained. The "båtsmän" was organized in special Navy companies called "Båtsman Companies" ("Båtsmanskompanier"), not in regiments. It is "båtsman" in singular and "båtsmän" in plural. The majority of the "båtsmän" were recruited in a similar way as the soldiers in the Infantry, that is through the "rote" farmers. These seamen were called “roterade båtsmän”. However, there were a minor part of the "båtsmän" recruited in a similar way as the horsemen in the Cavalry, that is through the system of "rusthåll". These seamen were called indelta båtsmän”. Copyright: It is not allowed to copy the content of this page to publish it on another Internet page or to publish it in any another form of printed media. However you are welcome to make an external link to my page.

Related links

An outline of the distribution of "rotar" (military wards) per county in the Allotment System About the Names of the Allotted Regiments Top of page
Click on the information symbols to get information about each company. At the same time you will see each company's location on the map (white color). Please close the information pop up window each time it has been opened!