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« skrivet: 2007-04-17, 22:10 »
I am looking for Johan Petter Brinck and family in AI:99. In 1849 GID 2734.200.85300 he and family move to No. 23 St. Bondesgatan. In the HFL nos. 14-18 St.Bondesgatan are on page 79 GID 2734.190.60100. No. 24 and higher numbers St. Bondesgatan start on page 90. Where are numbers 19-23?
Thanks
Helene
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« skrivet: 2007-01-10, 20:55 »
Hi chrsko,
Carl Victor might have lived in Taylor Falls, Minnesota which is about 9 miles southeast of Almelund in Chisago County.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-11-20, 00:35 »
C.M. of K. I would like to find out to whom this refers. I am researching Peter Carlson who was born in Hjortsberga in 1822, emigrated to the US in 1854 and became a pastor in Carver County, Minnesota. In his autobiography, he refers to C.M. of K who was a strict Hofvian. I think the K refers to Kvenneberga, but who is C.M.? This would probably be sometime around 1840. Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-11-06, 16:45 »
Thanks Maud for your advice. I have written to the archives and am hoping that there is a better way than searching page by page!
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-11-04, 23:28 »
Now that I have the Mantal längd numbers, how do these numbers help me find Inga Magdalena Brinck in the HFL? She was born 6 Jun 1785 in Eggvena, Älvsborg; she moved 30 Sep 1842 from Göteborgs Gustavi to Katarina. She was living in Maria Magdalena the years that she was not in Katarina. She died 9 Jan 1854 in Katarina. Are there kvarters that the inre and öster etc would refer to? Thanks for any help.
Enligt CD Register till mantalsböcker 1800-1875 för Stockholm
Inga Magd Brink, arbetsänka: år 1842 boende i Katarina inre och östra med nr 95
Inga Magd Brinck, timmermansänka: år 1844 boende i Katarina norra med nr 2047
Inga Magd Brink, timmermansänka: år 1847 boende i Katarina norra med nr 361
Inga Magd Brink, arbetskarlsenka: år 1848 boende i Katarina norra med nr 352
Inga Magd Brink, timmermansenka: år 1850 boende i Katarina norra med nr 944
Inga Magd Brinck, timmermansänka: år 1851 boende i Katarina östra och inre med nr 1324
Inga Magdalena Brink, timmermansenka: år 1852 boende i Katarina östra och inre med nr 1324
Inga Magdalena Brink, timmermansenka: år 1853 boende i Katarina södra och västra med nr 1508
Helene Leaf
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« skrivet: 2006-11-02, 21:18 »
GID 2734.138.49200 Funeral of Nils Sommar, No. 68 on Mar 7 1746. What does it say on the line above his name and what does the number 18 refer to. Will any of this information help me to find him in the HFL from that time?
Thanks. Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-11-01, 21:04 »
Thanks Margareta,
I will check out the record in Gammalkil.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-11-01, 17:40 »
I am looking for Carl Månsson and Karin Danielsdotter living at Kottsätter in 1773. I thought this place was in Nykil parish, but I cannot find it in the early HFL for Nykil. Was this farm perhaps in some other parish at that time? Thanks
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-09-20, 14:46 »
Thanks Anne-Mai for the information about Per Pelander. I see that there was a Jonas Pelander born in Södra Vi in 1749 so I will check out that parish next. Perhaps I will find Magnus there with his parents.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-09-18, 21:04 »
I am reading the genealogy of Marcus Persson and Brita Maria Nilsdotter as written 13 Oct. 2001 by Henrik Mos?n in V. Harg section and I would like some clarification of some abbreviations.
ebl - according to information from Bosse Lindwall
Boumao and ebou - something to do with the bouppteckning?
V Harg sn -b1823 living in 1823 in V. Harg(?)
V Harg sn -1717vt- ??
domböcker: 1705ht4379 ??
1709st11 ??
Also at what age were children considered of age?
In generation II am I correct in this? Daniel Persson had nine living children when he died in 11773: Petter, Tyres, Lisa, Karin, Maria, Stina, Annika, Elisabet and Kerstin. Six of them (Per, LIsken, Catharina, Maria, Stina and Annika) were with his first wife Elisabet Nilsdotter who died in 1754. The other three, Tyres, Elisabeth and Kerstin, were with the second wife, Karin Hansdotter.
Thanks for your help.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-09-16, 03:23 »
Hi Rita,
The Dahlberg family also joined Augustana Lutheran Church in Andover, Illinois before they went to Kansas. According to Augustan Church records, Johanna Maria died November 13, 1854, and Emma Sofia died on November 12, 1854. Dahlbergs lived in a part of Henry County called Berlin. It was near Andover, but it no longer exists.
The Lunds (or at least some of them)went to Windom, McPherson County, Kansas. They joined New Andover, Lutheran Church.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-09-13, 03:06 »
Peter,
Clayton Davis
600 E. Lane Rd
Geneva, IL 60134
In Batavia this might be a relative of Anna Evanovich
T. Evanovich
213 Franklin St. Batavia IL 60510-2303
This might be your Dorothy Powell
7204 S. Jeffrey Blvd
Chicago, IL 60649-3002
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-09-06, 02:58 »
Hej Marianne and Rita,
Idag hittade jag Anna Sofia Gustafsdotter i Augustana Lutheran (Andover, Illinois) kyrkobok. Hon och hennes make reste till Amerika 1954, den samma år som Nils Johan Gustafsson och Dalhbergs. Båda Nils och Anna och familjen förenade med Augustana kyrka. Hennes man tar efternamn Lund.
Johan Larsson Lund och Anna Sofia hade nio barn:
Maria Sofia 28 Aug 1853 Vena - gifte med Peter Norell på 7 Apr 1876 i Andover
Carl Johan 24 Feb 1857 Berlin, Illinois (nu kallad Swedona) flyttade till Orion, IL 1879
August Fabian 7 Jul 1859 Berlin, Illinois
Victor Fremont 30 May 1862 Berlin
Oskar 9 Sep 1864 Andover, Illinois
Helena Mathilda 14 Oct 1867 Andover, Illinois
Cedelia Annette 30 Jun 1870 Andover, Illinois
Otto Nathanael 4 Feb 1873 Andover, Illinois Död 28 Jul 1873
Luther Nathanael 31 Oct 1874 Andover, Illinois
Johan Lund död 14 Feb 1876
Anna Sofia flyttade till Kansas i 1884
Rita, Nelson Gustus lived in Lynn Township. That is about 25 miles south southeast of Moline. There are still a lot of Swedes that live in that area. Nelson and his family belonged to Augustana Lutheran Church in Andover at least until 1862. Be sure to stop there and also visit the Jenny Lind Chapel in Andover and the museum in the basement of the chapel. Swedona Lutheran Church is not too far away.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-06-14, 21:28 »
I would like to find Inga Magd Brinck in the HFL for Katarina and Maria Magdalena parishes in Stockholm. I have the following hånvising for her
1843 Maria Norra 467
1844 Katarina Norra 2047
1845 Maria Norra 510
1849 Katarina Norra 1473
1851 Katarina Östra och Inre 1324
How will this help me find her in the HFL?
Thanks
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-05-24, 18:14 »
Until the 1880s most of the Swedish Lutheran Churches in the midwest had pastors who had been born in Sweden. I was just reading the autobiography of Rev. Peter Carlsson who founded the church at East Union, MN and also a number of churches in the Pacific NW. He is my husband's great uncle and so I have researched his family. He came here in 1854, found work as a colporteur; his territory was IL, WI, IA, and MN. When he arrived in East Union, MN in late 1857, there was no organized church there, but the people had started building one. They wanted him to stay and be their pastor. Peter Carlson had tried to enter seminary when it was in Springfield, but had not been accepted. Now with the help of Eric Norelius, in January 1858 he went and got some seminary training from Erland Carlsson in Chicago. He returned in May 1858 to East Union and organized the church there and then later that year organized nearby West Union Church. He continued his ministry for many years at various churches and finally at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-05-24, 16:36 »
I am trying to find the birth parents for Magnus Pelander, born 23 Dec 1744 in Pelarne. I first find him in 1774 when his son Peter is born in Mörlunda. From the Mörlunda records I got Magnus' birthdate and place, but the birth records for those years are not available. There was a Matthias Pelander who got married in Pelarne in 1737, but he was a minister in Gärdserum so is probably not Magnus' father. There is the birth of a Pelander child in 1755 (Sara) and another one in 1757 (Kajsa) to Pehr Pelander and his wife Kjerstin Månsdotter. Is there any way I can find out if these people might be Magnus' parents?
Thanks for any help.
Helene
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« skrivet: 2006-05-24, 16:15 »
Thank you Christina for the information about Per Fredrik. Yes he did get married in Kärna. He died in Linderås in 1889. I was just wondering about the comment about Viby in 1881 since he never lived in that parish. I was just wondering if he had gone through the banns there and then did not marry the woman. That was the situation with a woman in Grebo in 1875. They had a child nine months after the banns and the child was labeled äkta. I had not seen that written right by a child's name before.
Helene Leaf
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« skrivet: 2006-05-23, 00:35 »
On GID 245.22.62100 (Norra Solberg församling) there are remarks for no. 13 Per Fredrik Marcusson Rydvall. I think that they say that he is free to get married as stated on his inflyttning betyg. So he can get married in Viby Östergötland Mar 13 1881. I cannot find anything about a marriage for him in Viby in 1881. I was wondering if someone could check to see if there is anything in the banns for that period. Thanks
Helene
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