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Meddelanden - Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 2010-11-01, 21:44 »
Hej!
Från EMIHAMN i databasen EMIGRANTEN:
Efternamn: AHL
Förnamn: DAVID
Ålder: 21 Kön: M
Född: 1860/1861
Församling: EKEBERGA Län: G
Titel/Anm:
Utresehamn: GÖTEBORG
Utvandrdag: 1882 08 11
Destination: NEW YORK
Medåkande: NEJ
Källkod: 21:213:19308
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« skrivet: 2005-09-08, 21:59 »
Hej Sten-Sture
De flesta uppgifterna om Herman tor Smeden finns att läsa i skriften Den förste Tersmeden av E. Alfred Jansson utgiven 1941. Bland annat blev Herman tor Smeden den 3/9 1650 ensam arrendator av Larsbo bruk med Saxe och Stighammar. Inkom till Sverige sannolikt 24/12 1626 tillsammans med Myntmästaren Marcus Koch.
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« skrivet: 2005-07-17, 23:01 »
Hej!
Det skulle möjligen kunna vara ljudteknikern vid Sveriges Television Gunnar Nilsson som 1978 tillsammans med en bandspelare reste runt i Kanada och letade reda på svenskkanadensare och registrerade deras minnen. Dessa minnen har sedan publicerats i boken 'De sista svenska rösterna - resa bland emigranter i Kanada' utgiven 1995.
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« skrivet: 2004-04-12, 22:08 »
En komplettering till Runes uppgifter. Tittar man på CDn Åsele -1920 av Lennart Näslund, är Hulda Josefina Ersdotters barn uppdelade i två grupper. Den ena gruppen omfattar nio barn födda efter giftermålet med Daniel Henriksson 1891-10-18 i Åsele. Den andra gruppen omfattar Lydia Johanna och Betty Elina båda födda före äktenskapet. Ingen känd fader anges för dessa två barn.
I K-E Gavelins Åselebok anges Daniel Henriksson som fader till samtliga elva barn. Studium av födelseböckerna kan kanske lösa skillnaden i uppgifter.
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« skrivet: 2004-04-12, 21:37 »
Det är riktigt att det finns en ort Stockholm i den kanadensiska delstaten Saskatchewan. Den vanligaste vägen var från Trondheim i Norge till Hull i England och därifrån med tåg till Liverpool och vidare med Canadian Pacifics oceangående fartyg till Kanada.
Fartyget Oslo gick bland annat 1911 mellan Trondheim och Hull.
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« skrivet: 2003-12-29, 12:46 »
Från Ellis Island
Name: Anderson, Karolina
Ethnicity: Sweden
Place of Residence: Rada
Occupation: Servant
Date of Arrival: August 29, 1900
Age of Arrival: 25y
Gender: F
Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Oceanic
Port of Departure: Liverpool, England, UK
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« skrivet: 2003-12-27, 12:02 »
Obs att Rune?s länk till Digitalarkivet pekar på emigranter från Trondheim, inte Kristiania som Oscar Gotthard From for från.
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« skrivet: 2003-12-27, 11:57 »
Hos National Archives of Canada finns uppgifter om immigranter till Kanada för åren 1925-1935.
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« skrivet: 2003-12-27, 08:04 »
Enligt norska digitalarkivet for Oscar Gotthard From f. 1895-01-11 i Sorsele, Västerbotten, från Kristiania 1913-07-09 med
Ship Line V.Raffel
Ship Eskimo
Destination Canada
Brodern Robert From/Frohm har jag inte hittat i någon av de norska hamnarna.
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« skrivet: 2003-11-06, 20:11 »
1958 firade Wilhelmina Evangeliska Lutheranska Kyrka 50-års jubileum. Ur minnesskriften Fifty Years Of Grace, 1908 - 1958 kan man bland annat läsa följande: lördagen den 7 november 1908 hölls ett möte i Erik Victor Ericksons hem med ändamålet att organisera en svensk församling. Bestämdes att ge församlingen namnet Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Wilhelmina Congregation. Många av nybyggarna i Hay Lakes hade utvandrat från Vilhelmina i Västerbotten, så för att minnas hemmet och platsen för sin födelse beslöt man att kalla kyrkan Wilhelmina. Frågan om kyrkans och kyrkogårdens placering hölls vid ett speciellt möte i P.A. Forséns hem den 4 mars 1909 och beslöts att den bästa platsen var på Forséns farm, där kyrkan nu står. Församlingen betalade P.A. Forsén $15.00 för förvärvet av 4 acres (motsv. tunnland)mark. 1919 var kyrkan inklusive kyrktornet färdig. Av skriften framgår att bland de första vigda när församlingen bildats var Mina Kristofferson och Olof Forsén (sannolikt son till P.A. Forsén). På kyrkogården vid Wilhelmina Church ligger många av de första nybyggarna och deras ättlingar begravda, bland annat ett antal Forséns. Se i förteckningen Wilhelmina Lutheran Cemetery.
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« skrivet: 2003-11-06, 09:00 »
Prova följande länk Manitoba sök under gifta på Lastname 'backstrom'. En träff visar Anna Kristina Backstrom gift 1912-07-16 i Winnipeg med Nils Oscar Erlandsson. Det går att beställa en originalkopia på dokumentet för 12.- US$. Ev kan fler uppgifter finnas där.
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« skrivet: 2003-11-02, 20:57 »
Ett annat sätt att komma vidare när det gäller Kanada är via The ShipsList. Välj Resource Links, därefter Email Discussion Lists och under TheShipsList som är ett emailsystem, med vars hjälp man kan söka information om vilket fartyg ens utvandrare reste med, gör du en anmälan till TheShipsList-L-request. Skriv bara SUBSCRIBE i textfältet, inget annat och skicka meddelandet.
Det kommer ett svar med anvisningar (på engelska) om hur du utformar efterlysningar och vilka regler som gäller allmänt. Svar på en efterlysning kan ta nån eller ett par dagar, och innehåller ofta förslag på fartyg som passar in bäst på den ställda frågan.
Ex: Looking for Johan Fridolf Westlin from Sweden, born 1896. Departure 1923-09-14 from Trondheim, Norway via Xania to Canada.
Svar from TheShipsList innehåller ofta en förteckning över fartyg med angivande av nummer på mikrofilmer där man kan hitta passagerarlistor. Dessa mikrofilmer kan kostnadsfritt fjärrlånas med s.k. ILL-lån (Inter Library Loan) via ditt vanliga bibliotek från National Archives of Canada. Under ArchiviaNet hittar man mer information.
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« skrivet: 2003-11-02, 20:03 »
Enl 100 Years of Emigrant Ships from Norway, by Solem, Swiggum & Austhein är det vanligt i emigrationshandlingar att Oslo skrevs Christiania, Kristiania eller Xania.
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« skrivet: 2003-04-21, 22:26 »
Hej,
Som ättling till soldaten Anders Isaksson Silfver har jag har de senaste åren till och från försökt komma underfund med vad som hände dottern Anna Andersdotter f. 1726 från Isaksson Silfvers första giftermål.
Det visade sig inte vara så lätt. Precis som Gunvor Ström ovan hamnade jag ganska snart hos bonden Anders Persson i Nyby som mycket riktigt fick en dotter 1729-09-27 med namnet Anna. Till saken hör att han också fick en dotter 1727-09-10 med namnet Maria.
Titta man i husförhörslängderna från och med 1757 för Brattby i Umeå lfs, finner man Hindrich Hindrichsson f.1733 med hustru Anna Andersdotter f. 1729.
I Generalmönsterrullan för Västerbottens regemente står noterat under Rote 81 soldat Anders Isaksson Silfver att hans dotter Anna Andersdotter född 1726-05-18 vigd 1756 senast med Hindrich Hindrichsson i Brattby - kan inte vara korrekt! Enligt husförhörslängderna var Hindrichsson gift med Anna Andersdotter f. 1729 fram till sin död 1791.
I Generalmönsterrullan finns för Rote 81 en något senare soldat nämligen Olof Persson Silfver f. 1721 och gift 2:a gången 1746-09-06 med Maria Andersdotter från Nybyn och född 1728.
Det verkar bestickande att anta att Anders Perssons båda döttrar Maria och Anna var gifta med Olof Persson Silfver resp Hindrich Hindrichsson, framförallt eftersom det i båda fallen stämmer bra med husförhörslängderna för både Nyby och Brattby.
Detta understryks ytterligare av att vid dopet 1760 av Olof Persson Silfvers yngsta son Olof var Hindrich Hindrichsson med hustru från Brattby närvarande som dopvittnen.
Detta löser ju tyvärr inte vad som skedde med Anders Isaksson Silfvers dotter Anna.
Anna fostrades av sin styvmor Malin Jakobsdotter från Röbäck, omgift med soldaten Per Jönsson Höglander. Kanske finns lösningen i Röbäck hos gamle bonden Samuel Danielsson vars hustru Anna Andersdotter dog av ålderdom 1807-12-20 i en ålder av 81 år.
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« skrivet: 2003-04-19, 23:08 »
Hej! National Archives of Canada On-line Research Tool ArchiviaNET http://www.archives.ca Immigration Records (1925-1935) ------------------------------------------------- Surname: Svensson Given name: Magnu Theo. Age: 44 Sex: M Nationality: Swe Date of arrival: 1926/04/05 (YYYY/MM/DD) Port of arrival: Halifax , Nova Scotia Ship: STOCKHOLM , Swedish American Reference: RG76 - IMMIGRATION, series C-1-b Volume: 1926 volume 4 Page: 135 Microfilm reel: T-14804 Immigration Records (1925-1935) ------------------------------------------------- Surname: Svensson Given name: Eva Matilda Age: 46 Sex: F Nationality: Swe Date of arrival: 1926/04/05 (YYYY/MM/DD) Port of arrival: Halifax , Nova Scotia Ship: STOCKHOLM , Swedish American Reference: RG76 - IMMIGRATION, series C-1-b Volume: 1926 volume 4 Page: 135 Microfilm reel: T-14804 Mikrofilmer kan lånas från National Archives of Canada genom sk. Inter Library Loans ILL genom ett stadsbibliotek.
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« skrivet: 2002-11-13, 09:26 »
Hej!
Titta på denna länk i dokumentet 'Hewrew is easy', finns beskrivning av uttal, fonter mm.
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« skrivet: 2002-11-09, 22:38 »
Hej!
Enligt Folkräkningen 1890 hos Arkion, finns följande person som skulle kunna vara 'Don-Nisse'
Län: Kalmar
Församling: Högby
By: Wedborm
Nils Peter Jonsson f. 1839, hemmansägare
Stina Maria Jonsdotter f. 1846, hustru
Jenny Eugenia f. 1875, dotter
Enligt SCB HFLU 1900 hos Arkion,
bild 088514-043.jpg
Län: Kalmar
Församling: Högby
By: Wedborm
Nils Peter Jonsson f. 1839, urmakare
Stina Maria Jonsdotter f. 1846, hustru
För att komma vidare bakåt microfichar hos SVAR eller på närmaste bibliotek.
Inlägget flyttt från Landskap -> Öland -> Efterlysningar
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« skrivet: 2002-06-22, 21:04 »
Erik Christian Genberg gav 1948 ut sina minnen 'Då järnvägen kom till Östersund' i ett häfte på 121 sidor. Ett särtryck finns i Föreningen Gamla Östersunds årsskrift 1979. Sannolikt berättas det där också en del om stationsbyggnaden i Östersund. Sök i Libris så hittar du var båda finns att låna någonstans.
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« skrivet: 2001-04-01, 22:18 »
Betr källor och citat i Disgen 8. Under redigera källor och citat finns under trädet för källor angivet ett antal olika grupper som Kyrkoarkiv, Mantalslängder mm, sist finns också gruppen Importerat. Hur den gruppen är tänkt att användas finns varken beskrivet i manual eller i programmets hjälpfunktion.
Är det möjligt att importera källor från t ex Disgen 7 för att sedan placera in dessa i rätta grupper i källträdet?
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« skrivet: 2000-10-24, 19:32 »
Hi Donna,
Today I received a letter from John Uno Erickson in Lethbridge, Alberta, with some information about John Fogelberg.
Following is from his letter :
John and Hilda Fogelberg arrived in Alberta just before Christmas in 1908. They were to have helped my mother with farming that winter while dad (Eric Erickson) was in Edmonton attending Alberta College to improve on his education and english..
After staying with mother on the homestead for a very short time, they left and spent the rest of the winter with the Larson brothers, who at that time were all single. They then moved to Daysland in the Spring of 1909 where John did carpentar work. Later they moved to Medicine Hat.
...
About 1912 Fogelberg decided to take up homesteading about 80 miles southwest of Medicine Hat, just a short distance north of the Montana border (Pendant d'Oreille). During the time he lived in Medicine Hat he made a good living doing carpentar work. However, some homestead land was still available and dozens of families were moving into this one area, so he decided to make the change.
In the early 1970's while I was with the Alberta Government, I made a visit to this area (Pendant d'Oreille) on an inspectation trip with the possibility of establishing a natural area Provincial Park in the vicinity of the Milk River. In 1970 a history book had been published about this area and the early homesteaders, and I was fortunately able to obtain a copy. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that Fogelberg had also homesteaded here.
When I travelled through this area on my inspection trip all or most of the early settlers had moved away or died. I saw many abandoned houses and farm buildings, all in bad condition or fallen down, complete desolation, , a sad sight. On account of many years of drought and poor crops these early settlers were forced to leave or starve to death. I located the quarter section where the Fogelberg family once lived. There was nothing there but a hole in the ground for a cellar where the house had been, some scraps of lumber, broken dishes, bottles and so on. I also found where he had broken up a few acres and tried to grew some grains and a garden.
This area where Fogelberg homesteaded is a scene of complete desolation, open prairie for miles, not a tree anywhere, and drought stricken. I felt sad when I stood there and thought about what they must have endured.
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When Fogelberg got into trouble with the law he abandoned his family and joined the army in WWI. I don't think there was a divorce, she probably got a court order for a legal separation because of desertion. Later Hilda married Knut Mattson, another of the homesteaders there.
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The war ended in 1918 and when he received his discharge I remember that he visited our family on the Bawlf homestead for a short time. It must have been after this visit that he went to the States.
The letter I received from Fogelberg was posted in Joliet, Illinois on May 4, 1934. He was on a holiday and was going to visit in St Louis and Boston before returning to Chicago. He had a good job doing carpenter work and appeared to be in good spitits. He mentioned that times had been quit bad during the depression but now things were beginning to improve. He promised to write again, and sent greetings to the family, but I never heard from him again.
Following is from the history book (Pendant d'Oreille) 1970:
John Fogelberg was a carpenter by trade and built houses in Medicine Hat before he decided to come homesteading in Pendant d'Oreille. It was about 1912 when he moved out here with his wife and two daughters, Thea and Helga. He built a house on his homestead, and began to break his land.
John became entangled with the law over som bad cheques, and served time in jail for this offense. His family was left out here on the homestead and he finally abandoned them. He served in the army during the First World war, but never returned to Pendant d'Oreille.
Mrs. Hilda Fogelberg worked in the cook car for Parkinson's threshing crew to support herself and her girls. She also took on the task of baking the bread for the police officers stationed at the detachment in Pendant d'Oreille. They would supply her with the flour and she would let them know when she needed more.
Later on, Hilda lived with Louis and Mike Amb because her house was too cold to stay in during the winter months.
Hilda Fogelberg was an attractive girl, and very popular in the community. She later married Knute Mattson, a bachelor in (section) 3-8, and lived with him on his homestead with her two girls (?). Thea and Helga attended school at Dow during those years.
Hilda and her daughters later returned to the United States (?). Hilda is dead now, and Thea also passed away recently. Helga occasionally visits Knute here and keeps in touch with him.
John's comments:
Helga was living with her husband Leslie Johnson in Victoria on Vancouver Island, she probably died around 1980. Thea was also living in the Vancouver area when she passed away 1970. They lost contact with the youngest sister Hilda who probably moved to the United States, before or after her marriage!
My regards
Gunnar
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« skrivet: 2000-10-04, 21:44 »
Hi Donna,
Back in Sweden again and still waiting for an answer from John Uno Erickson in Lethbridge, Alberta. Did you find anything in the passenger manifests december 1908 about John (Jonas) Fogelberg and his family?
Had a talk with one of my second cousins in Stockholm yesterday. She told me that she once met one of Fogelberg's daughters visiting Sweden in the 60's. It was Elisabeth Helga (Betty) married with Leslie Johnson and she had mentioned that John Fogelberg some time probably had been in prison in the US.
Since then my second cousin had no contact with them and she has now idea of what happened to John Fogelberg.
My regards,
Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 2000-09-14, 19:24 »
Hi Donna,
There has been some system works and installation of an updated software last days so the system has been shot down for two days.
For the moment it seems as the system is OK!
Regards,
Gunnar
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« skrivet: 2000-09-09, 23:57 »
Hi Donna,
I just received an email from Sue at the ShipsList with an attached excel file with all ships carrying Canadian bound passengers, which departed England in December 1908 and arrived at North America the same month. Just forwarded it to you in a mail.
Sue also points out that there may be an error on the listing on the emigrant protocol. May be Fogelberg said he was taking a ship to Canada, and they just wrote Canadian ... just grasping at straws (Sue says). Her tip - don't be sure of a CPR ship and don't forget to check Allan Line ships too!
Nice and very helpful girl, Sue!
Regards,
Gunnar
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« skrivet: 2000-09-09, 19:47 »
Hi Donna,
I wonder what's the problem with Fogelberg? The Digital archive says 'Canadian' for shipping line and the only CPR ship in the first half of December 1908 was EMPRESS OF BRITAIN. Sue had some suggestions about arrival via US ports and she gave me following ships too:
CORSICANLiverpool1908-12-04Halifax1908-12-13AT-4734 LAURENTIANGlasgow1908-12-05Halifax1908-12-18AT-4734 PRETORIANLiverpool1908-12-12Halifax1908-12-24AT-4734 LUSITANIALiverpool1908-12-05New York1908-12-12CUNT-4699 CELTICLiverpool1908-12-04New York 1908-12-14WST-4699 PHILADELPHIASouthampton1908-12-05New York1908-12-14AMT-4699 TEUTONICSouthampton1908-12-09New York1908-12-19WST-4699 CAMPANIALiverpool1908-12-12New York1908-12-21CUNT-4699 SAXONIALiverpool1908-12-?Boston1908-12-11CUNT-4689
Perhaps the family changed their names completely before arrival in Canada! I will check with Sue at the ShipsList if there are other possible CPR ships in December 1908.
Regards,
Gunnar
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« skrivet: 2000-09-07, 21:05 »
Hi Donna,
Thanks to Sue Swiggum at TheShipsList I have recognized the ship from Liverpool to Halifax for Jonas Fågelberg and his family. It must have been the Canadian Pacific Railway Co EMPRESS OF BRITAIN with departure from Liverpool 1908-12-11 and arrival in Halifax 1908-12-18.
The passenger manifests should be on film number T-4734 at the National Archives of Canada. Do you know if it is possible do a look-up?
Regards,
Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 2000-09-05, 20:39 »
Hi Donna,
Today I found some interesting information about Fogelberg. The University in Bergen, Norway, has a digital archive with emigrants from whole Scandinavia. Searching that archive I found following:
HarborDateNameProfessionBorn FromToShipLine Trondheim1908/02/12Jonas FågelbergCarpenter1882VännäsBawlf, AlbertaSalmoCanadian Trondheim1908/02/12Hilda Fågelberg1888VännäsBawlf, AlbertaSalmoCanadian Trondheim1908/02/12Thea Fågelberg1908VännäsBawlf, AlbertaSalmoCanadian
The tickets are paid in America. Perhaps the arrival passenger lists can tell anything about his name in Canada!
This was new information for me but I remember his brother Eric Erickson started from the same harbor 1905. However he then went via Liverpool in England to Quebec in Canada with the C.P.R Lake Erie.
I also have checked the Vännäs catechism records and it seems he changed his name in Sweden from Eriksson to Fågelberg around 1900 but if the name Fogelberg was registered as his legal name in Canada I don't know. In some information about the family compiled by John Uno it is just mentioned ' took the name John Fogelberg'.
If he used the name Eriksson it could be spelled Erickson, Ericson or Erikson.
Today I have sent a letter to John Uno Erickson in Lethbridge asking him about John Fogelberg, the letter from 1934 and Hildas name after remarried. I also sent you an email with a family table enclosed where you can read about John Fogelberg , his brothers and sisters. Three brothers and one sister emigrated to Canada!
Regards,
Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 2000-09-04, 21:46 »
Hi Donna,
In 1980 a history book was published about the community where John Uno's parents homesteaded, together with a write-up of pioneers who lived there and there you can read: '... In December 1908 Dad's brother, John Fogelberg and family arrived at Bawlf from Sweden and spent the winter with the Larson brothers. Fogelberg worked as a carpenter in Daysland and Bawlf, later moving to Medicine Hat. '
In a letter from John Uno in October 6, 1998, he says as follows: 'John Fogelberg, his wife Hilda and one daughter Thea arrived late in 1908. They later moved to Medicine Hat where he worked as a carpenter fo several years. They later filed on a homestead in south eastern Alberta. There was a severe draught at that time so many homesteaders were forced to give up their land and move. In 1914 John Fogelberg was conscripted into the army. When the war ended in 1918 he went to the States and left his family. Hilda later remarried. Presumably he did carpenters work in the Chicago area. We have no record of what happened to him.'
In another letter from July 15, 1998, John Uno says: '... I received a letter from him in 1934 and since than nobody heard from him again.'
I met John Uno for the first time last summer in Lethbridge when he celebrated his 90 year birthday. It was a fantastic week in the beautiful land of Alberta and for the first time in my life I had a 90 year old driver with his Plymouth driving us around in Lethbridge! We had a lot of talking that week about ancestors and relatives.
I will ask him for the 1934 letter from John Fogelberg and also about the divorce of John and Hilda Fogelberg. However, it will take some weeks to receive his answer.
There is something strange with John Fogelberg and his family! When he left Sweden at the end of 1908 he did not report his emigration to the Vännäs parish register. 1909, 1910 and 1911 it is unknown in the census registration where they are staying and 1911 the family is noted in the parish register of missing persons!
There are three daughters in the marriage (as informed by John Uno):
1. Fogelberg, Thea Linnea. Born 1908-07-08 in Jörn, Västerbotten. Died 1970.
Married to Fleetham, (?).
Children:
Fleetham, Gordon.
2. Fogelberg, Elisabeth Helga (Betty). Born 1909-06-06 in Alberta, Kanada.
Married 1927-07-23 to Johnson, Leslie.
Children:
Johnson, Le Roy. Married 1977-12-29 to McCormack, Lynne.
3. Fogelberg, Hilda. Born 1911-03-19 in Alberta, Kanada. Moves to USA.
Married to van Zanten (?), Peter.
Thanks for your interest.
Regards,
Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 2000-09-03, 12:42 »
Hi Donna,
I have a small problem with an older brother to my Grandmother Karolina Eriksdotter. He was born in Högås in Vännäs parish, Västerbotten, 1882-06-10 and his name was Jonas Eriksson. 1908-03-29 he married Hilda Kristina Brännström born 1889-11-06 in Jörn, Västerbotten, and the same year 1908-07-08 their first daughter Thea Linnea was born.
At the end of 1908 he, his wife and daughter emigrated to Alberta, Canada. In Canada he took the name John Fogelberg and moved to Medicine Hat where he worked as carpenter for some years. Two daughters were born in Alberta: Elisabeth Helga born 1909-06-06 and Hilda born 1911-03-19. Later the family moved to southeast Alberta to start farming. 1914 John Fogelberg was listed in the Army and after the end of WWI he left his family in Canada, moved to United States where he probably worked as a carpentar in the Chicago area. His wife Hilda later remarried.
His nephew John Uno Erickson in South Lethbridge, Alberta, received a short letter from him in 1934. After that nobody heard anything from him. I met John Uno in Lethbridge last summer, his is 91 years old but a very young and strong man! I think he should appreciate to know what happened to his uncle Jonas Fogelberg.
Best regards
Gunnar Nässén
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« skrivet: 1999-11-20, 22:32 »
Söker ättlingar till tullkanslivaktmästare Olof Ericsson född 1807 och död 1886-06-13 i Göteborg.
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« skrivet: 1999-05-04, 07:16 »
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« skrivet: 1999-03-17, 08:13 »
Lars Erik Löfvenmark föddes 1811-10-12 i Hult, Graninge. Han blev skrivare vid Åmots bruk och 1832 flyttar han som bokhållare till Axmars bruk vid Hamrånge. 1833 flyttar han till Ockelbo.
Enligt gamla familjeanteckningar 'afseglade han år 1834 från Gefle med ett amerikanskt skepp och har sedan icke hörts af'.
Jag har tidigare kontrollerat Gävle sjömanshus hos SVAR och även Nils William Olssons bok men inte kunnat hitta någonting. Har även förfrågan ute hos ShipsList men inte fått något tips på skepp som seglade på Gefle 1834.
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« skrivet: 1999-03-16, 08:12 »
Hej,
Enligt gamla familjeanteckningar 'afseglade han år 1834 från Gefle med ett amerikanskt skepp och har sedan icke hörts af'.
Söker uppgifter om amerikanska skepp som avseglade från Gävle år 1834? Eller avsågs skepp som avseglade från Gävle till Nord- eller Sydamerika?
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« skrivet: 1999-02-24, 09:15 »
Lars Erik Löfvenmark föddes 1811-10-12 i Graninge. Han blev skrivare vid Åmots bruk och 1832 flyttar han som bokhållare till Axmars bruk vid Hamrånge. 1833 flyttar han till Ockelbo. Enligt gamla familjeanteckningar 'afseglade han år 1834 från Gefle med ett amerikanskt skepp och har sedan icke hörts af'.
Var kan man hitta uppgifter om amerikanska skepp som avseglade från Gävle detta år. I SVAR's material har jag inte hittat något.
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« skrivet: 1999-01-16, 09:58 »
Hej Jill! Tack för ditt påpekande om folkräkningen 1890. Har redan fått kontakt med ett par barnbarn till Jonas August Svensson och håller som bäst på med att utreda den släktgrenen.
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« skrivet: 1998-12-16, 08:03 »
Söker ättlingar till
Svensson, Jonas August, född 1865-03-01 i Långasjö (H)
gift 1891-03-28 med
Eriksdotter Anna Eufrosyne, född 1872-12-20 i Högås, Vännäs.
1894 flyttade paret till Lycksele (AC) och blev bofasta där.
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