Titel: Death index look-ups
Skrivet av: Mark Zajac skrivet 2013-07-20, 22:21
I am wondering if anyone has access to Sveriges dödbok and can help me look up some information on the deaths of any or all of the following people:
Johanna Alexandra (Pettersdotter) Andersson f. 7 Dec 1852 in Hjulsjö, Örebro moved to Järnboås, Örebro in 1890
Hulda Viktoria Andersson f. 13 Jul 1883 in Hjulsjö, Örebro moved to Järnboås, Örebro in 1890 ------------------------------------------------ Carolina Mathilda Pettersdotter f. 1 Oct 1856 in Hjulsjö, Örebro moved to Grythyttan, Örebro in 1886 ------------------------------------------------ Johan August Larsson f. 15 May 1844 in Lannaskede, Jönköping was living at Fröset Norregård in Skepperstad, Jönköping in 1887
Johanna Mathilda Johansdotter f. 7 Oct 1852 in Skepperstad, Jönköping was living at Fröset Norregård in Skepperstad, Jönköping in 1887 ----------------------------------------------- Johanna Matilda Sofia (Larsdotter) Engström f. 2 Mar 1851 in Hultsjö, Jönköping was living in Hedvig Eleanora, Stockholm in 1884
Charlotta Elisabet (Larsdotter) Classon f. 25 Jan 1881 in Hedvig Eleanora, Stockholm was living in Hedvig Eleanora, Stockholm in 1884 ----------------------------------------------- Johannes Frans Larsson/Pettersson f. 22 Oct 1854 in Hultsjö, Jönköping was living in Maria, Stockholm in 1881 and may have moved to Uppsala? ----------------------------------------------- Carl Otto Larsson/Pettersson Bäckström f. 1 Jun 1858 in Bäckaby, Jönköping was living in Klara, Stockholm in 1882 ----------------------------------------------- Carl Johan August (Carlsson) Krans/Krantz f. 23 Mar 1861 in Bäckaby, Jönköping was living at Bäckaby Stockagård in Bäckaby, Jönköping in 1896 still alive in 1934
Anna Lovisa (Gustafsdotter) Kronström f. 5 May 1858 in Söraby, Kronoberg was living at Bäckaby Stockagård in Bäckaby, Jönköping in 1896 died before 1934
I have lost track of all of these people in the church records between 1880-1900 and am hoping that any information related to their deaths may help me track them down.