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1675
In 1675 Grefsheim was sold to Andreas Tombloe and Anne van de Wiele, a married couple living in Hamburg.
The farm had earlier been part of a large Norwegian estate used as security for loans to the Danish king. Among the lenders was the wealthy merchant family Marselis.
So Grefsheim was also part of the trade in money, debt and property between Norway, Denmark and the trading cities of Europe.
Whether the couple from Hamburg ever visited the farm they had bought, we do not know.
Source: Wladimir Moe: Norske Storgaarde (1920), the chapter on Grefsheim.