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Hello again. I am trying to tie up some loose ends. Would someone look up the following person on the death CD (date and place of death)?
Hanna Charlotta Pettersson (or perhaps Pettersdotter, it is unclear which name she used) born 21 Jul 1876 Södra Ving (Wing), Älvsborg, Sweden. Mother was Lotta Svensdotter and father was Andreas Pettersson.
I believe she married a person with the first name of Gustaf, but I am not sure. I have some letters that mention Hanna and Gustaf and I believe it refers to them. If there is more information on him and possible children from later census CD's that would be great.
regards
Hiel Lindquist
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Hanna Charlotta Andersdotter (a variation on her father's first name, Andreas) was married 1899 16/12 in Södra Ving parish to Gustaf Adolf Johansson, born 1873 9/2 in Hällstad parish. He then became a crofter in Ekenäs, Södra Ving.
Gustaf Adolf Johansson died 1947 25/2 in Röstelund, Södra Ving parish and Hanna Charlotta Andersdotter passed away 1963 12/10 in Säby 2:5, Ekenäs, Södra Ving parish.
They had two sons and two daughters:
Karl Gustaf Hjalmar Johansson, born 1900 13/5. He became a trackwalker at the rainway station in 1920 and died 1921 15/5.
Märta Dorotea Charlotta Johansson, born 1907 10/1. She died 1978 15/12 in Borås. She was married 1930 6/9 to Jon Leonard Karlsson, born 1904 7/2 in Hällstad parish and dead 1995 29/5 in Sandared.
Ingrid Anna Elisabet Johansson, born 1910 12/4. She died 1979 16/12 in Borås. She was married 1932 6/4 to Gunnar Sigurd Sköld, born 1902 4/6 in Härna parish, dead 1983 11/6 in Borås.
Sven Anders Emil Johansson, born 1915 21/6. He died 1969 12/3 in Vång Yttre Bältaregården 4:8, Gunnebo, Timmele and was married 1939 23/12 to Göta Nelly Hildegard, born 1916 17/9 in Timmele parish and dead there 2003 7/12.
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Thank you so much for the great information. It was sad to read the letter I have, dated July, 1946 to my grandfather here in the USA. Since the war was over, the Swedish family really wanted him to come back home for a visit, but he didn't. Within 6 months everyone mentioned in the letter, including my grandfather, had died and Hanna was the last living relative (1/2 sister) of my grandfather. Sad to see her husband died at about the same time.
Thank you again, Merry Christmas
Hiel Lindquist