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Titel: Äldre inlägg (arkiv) till 11 juli, 2014
Skrivet av: Maini Langpohl skrivet 2014-07-09, 20:24
Min ff fm mm far, Pehr Wahnberg f omkr 1670 och kronobåtsman var gift med sara Larsdotter och de bodde i Lillebäcken, Gladhammar. Nu har jag hittat nedanstående text på nätet. Kan någon tala om släktskapet med min ana  
Swen August Wanberg  
 
1839-1928  
 
Residence: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah  
 
Arrival date in Copenhagen: 1 November 1884  
 
Missionary labors: Göteborg Conference  
 
Departure date from Copenhagen: 21 June 1886  
 
Name of departure ship: Otto  
 
Birth date: 25 February 1839  
 
Birthplace: Lillebäcken, Gladhammar, Kalmar, Sweden  
 
Father: Wahnberg, Sven August  
 
Mother: Johansdotter, Anna Maja  
 
Spouse: Helstrom, Matilda Charlotte  
 
Marriage date: 7 May 1869  
 
Marriage place: Endowment House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah  
 
Spouse: Peterson, Josephina Christina  
 
Marriage date: 7 July 1881  
 
Marriage place: Endowment House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah  
 
Death date: 24 January 1928  
 
Death place: Midvale, Salt Lake Co., Utah  
 
Burial place: Midvale, Salt Lake Co., Utah  
 
Swen was baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 14 September 1856. He immigrated to America in September of 1866. His occupations were listed as miner, farmer, wood turner, and day laborer.  
 
While residing in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, Swen accepted a mission call to Scandinavia. He arrived in Copenhagen on 1 November 1884 and was assigned to labor in the Göteborg Conference. He remained in the mission field until 21 June 1886, when he boarded the steamer Otto to begin his journey home (see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission, 282-83, 297).  
 
He returned to the Salt Lake Valley. Swen died in 1928 at the home of his son in Midvale, Salt Lake County, at age eighty-eight following a stroke of paralysis (see “Utah Pioneer of 1866 Dies at Home of Son,” Deseret News, 26 January 1928). He was survived by three sons.  
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