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« skrivet: 2010-06-11, 03:45 »
Thank you so much Karl-Henrik, your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Regards
Rose
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« skrivet: 2010-06-08, 04:25 »
It would be much appreciated if someone could look up the Household record of the family of Maria Johansdotter born 23 Dec 1756 in Kulla Karlstorp.
This would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2010-05-26, 06:58 »
2.4. Isak Reenstierna, christened 22 August 1657 at Stockholm, died 1684, buried 8 March 1685 at St. Hedvig's church, Norrköping, married 22 April 1683 at Sockholm Maria Toutin (born 1666, died 1704, daughter of the court jeweller Valentin Toutin and Gertrud Uttenhofen). 2.4.1. Elisabet, born 1683, died 1749, married 1stly 1711 Daniel M?ller (born 1672, died 1726); married 2ndly Anders Stockenström (born 1700, died 1763). 2.8. Abel Reenstierna, born 1665, died 4 December 1723 at Stockholm, married Anna Björn (born 1688, died 6 February 1767 at Stockholm, daughter of Nils Björn). 2.8.4. Magdalena, born 2 August 1717, died 16 May 1744 at Stockholm, married 6 April 1736 Samuel Samuelsson Ziervogel (born 26 December 1700 at Stockholm, died 1739 at Stockholm, buried 8 October 1739 at Katarina, Stockholm). I. Jacob Wallrave, Professor i Upsala f i739- Gift med Bruks Patron Uhrs Dotter.* De hade ingen Son, men 2 Döttrar, af hvilka Johanna Sophia fick 1:0 Landskamereraren Isac Ryman i Upsala, som har barn, 2:0 Professor Sam. Ziervogel. Den andra, Anna Christina, fick Rector Scholae Casström i Upsala, som lemnat 2 Söner. Prof Samuel is a new one to me. Our Prof was Ewald Benedictus, who had a lawyer brother Samuel. I wonder if this is he?  Or it could be the Samuel Samuelsson mentioned above. I am desperately trying to establish a family link between the information to hand of Anders Stockenstrom and Andries Stockenstroom and between Samuel Samuelsson Ziervogel. Any assistance and interpretation of above would be greatly appreciated. Regards Rose
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« skrivet: 2010-04-19, 00:55 »
It would be much appreciated if anyone can enlighten me with any details regarding Andries Stockström. I believe that he may have been born in Sweden (Filipstad) on about 6 January 1757. Any family history would be welcomed.
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« skrivet: 2010-03-03, 05:51 »
Hi, I too have a number of Ziervogels in our family history. Our great grandmother Sara Susanna Ziervogel was married to Hendrik Willem van Breda in South Africa and in fact the Ziervogels were very influential in South Africa. i am sure that the families are related as all the details seem to be the same. Any further information on this family would be appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2009-05-29, 06:50 »
Thank you for all your help. I too have not been able to find the connection although this information has been documented as being traditionally known. I will keep searching although to date have found no connection.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-05-28, 09:42 »
Thank you so much for the wonderful sites which have been refered. Is there any information available as to how Andries is related to Carl and Aegidius Ziervogel. I believe that they were cousins but cannot find the link.
Once again thank you for your input.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-05-27, 12:49 »
I would appreciate any information which is available on the above whom I believe was born in Sweden late 1700s and who migrated to South Africa. I understand that he may be a cousin to Carel Ewald Ziervogel and Aegidius Benedictus Ziervogel. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-05-07, 13:13 »
Thank you all so much for your much appreciated input. It is amazing how this family seems to be coming together with all the research.
Once again thank you. Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-04-29, 00:52 »
Thank you Arne and Elizabeth for all the information.
As a matter of interest Elizabeth, my husband's great grandmother was Sara Susanna Ziervogel daughter of Carl Frederick Ziervogel and Annie Elizabeth Ritchie who married Hendrik Willem van Breda and had three children. Sara had three children to van Breda and later when he died she married Thomas Henry Brown to whom she had another 10 children. All these are in the Cape in South Africa.
If there is any further information which you can give regarding the Ziervogels in Sweden, it would be much appreciated. I have only just found this string of relatives in the long search in completing our family tree.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-04-28, 12:56 »
It would be much appreciated if anyone could let me have any information on the ancesters of Carl Frederick Ziervogel who was born in 1825. The Ziervogel's were apparently very influential in South Africa but it is thought that they were originally from Sweden. There was also a Carel Ewald Ziervogel who, in about 1793 was a lawyer, furthermore, a Ewald Benedictus drew a map of the world for a school atlas in 1758. All this is rather sketchy but any information would be greatly appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-03-06, 07:22 »
Would it be possible if I could receive some assistance regarding the above who I believe was a soldier married to Karin Andersdotter. Son Anders Johasson born Feb 17th 1747 in Snuggarp, Skiro.
I would appreciate any assistance regarding dates of birth, marriage and children born to this couple.
Rosalie
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« skrivet: 2009-03-05, 23:30 »
Thank you Kristian for your kind assistance. I will try to access these and I really appreciate your assistance.
Regards Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-03-05, 10:32 »
Thank you to all for all the information.
Kristian how would I be able to obtain access to the records of Anders and Maria as mentioned by yourself. I do find it difficult accessing information as I do not know how to do this. Is there any dates of birth, marriage, death etc in these records?
Anything you can do would be much appreciated.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2009-03-04, 11:33 »
This is quite a shot in the dark to say the least. The first generation which I have established in our family history is that of Anders Jonasson who was born in 1747. He married Maria Johansdotter who was born in 1756 in Muggarp Margaretagard. The family moved to Klackenhult in Karltorp Parish in 1793.
Anders and Maria had three children Catharina born in 1774, a second child Catharina born in 1779 and Jonas Anderson (Qvist) born on 23 May 1785. All were born in Skiro(o) Parish.
I have been told that our previous ancestors originated in Norway and were in fact connected to the Viking era. I am not too sure how this would come about but I would be interested to know whether there is any earlier ancestors than Anders Jonasson on record and how would I be able to check which generation originated from Norway. It is rather difficult to rationalise how this information, if correct, falls into place in our line of family history.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-10-16, 07:03 »
Hi Maxine,
I do not know whether you are looking for these people. In our family history we have a Catharina Andersdotter born 1779 in Skiro Parish. Father's name is Anders Jonasson born 1747 and mother Maria Johansdotter born 1756 Muggarp Margaretagard. I am not sure that these will be of interest to you.
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« skrivet: 2008-09-13, 03:08 »
Thank you Christina for your information. Much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-09-12, 12:03 »
I was wondering whether any information is available regarding the war if any, in which Johan may have participated. The details which I have regarding this soldier who enlisted in May 1835 is that the Regement was : Skaraborgs Regemente; Company Sodra Vedbo; Parish : Karlstorp; File Marholma; Croft name: Hagtorpet. I am particularly interested in any war service if any.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2008-07-17, 11:12 »
I wish to place on record the information which I have been able to obtain regarding our Grandfather also known as Harry. I have been researching Harry for some time now and have had an awful amount of assistance from members of Anbytarforum so I felt that I should make known facts which I have.
According to Anders Isberg, Archivist, at Landsarkivet-lund.ra.se: notes registered in the parish register of Maria Magdalena in Stockholm Bror Emil Hjalmar Enstrom enrolled at the Shipping Office in Landskrona on 12 June 1889 - 1891 (DI d:12 1889 page 35 and 1891 page 35; 1892 - 1894 DI a:13m 1893 page 18) and 1887 - 1913 (Di d:4 page 83 and removed from the enrolment lists in 1901.
Enrolled as a deck boy at the Brig Galathea from Nyham, Höganäs. Enrolled at the Brig Galathea 12 June 1889 and sailed from Landskrona to Port Natal in South Africa by Sundsvall. Enrolled 29 May 1891 as a deck boy at the Schooner Oskar from Råå, Helsingborg. The schooner Oskar sailed from Landskrona to L?beck in Germany. Enrolled 6 May 1893 as a seaman at the Ship Beda from Landskrona which sailed from Landskrona to Canada.
I do not know when Harry actually left Sweden, however, he was naturalised as a British Citizen and enlisted and seconded to Bethune's Mounted Infantry (a volunteer unit raised in Durban in South Africa) in October 1899 for service with the British Imperial Forces participating in the Anglo Boer War.
Sadly on the 29th May 1900 at Scheepers Nek when in action he received gunshot wounds, one entered the right chest, another entered behind the left shoulder and he was also wounded in the right buttock. He was then taken Prisoner of War and in the U.K. Times Newspaper he was listed with names of other prisoners who were handed back to the British by the Boers on the 21st July 1900 under a flag of truce.
He was then admitted to the General Hospital in Howick, Natal South Africa on the 7th October 1900 and an extract from the Admission and Discharge Book of ss Formosa Hospital at Sea dated 13 Jan 1901 showed he was en route to England and on the 17 Jan 1901 was admitted to Woolwich Hospital. He was discharged on the 17th May 1901.
On the 24th June 1901 he was recommended for discharge from the forces and was discharged on the 29 July 1901 due to his disability being noted as permanent.
He then returned to South Africa where on the 2 July 1904 he married Hilda Kanjela Von Breda, they had five children: Emil Leonard, Erik Stanley, Wallace Vivian, John Harold and Edith Winifred.
He died on the 23rd June 1932 in Addington Hospital, Durban, South Africa from Myocardial failure at age 59 years.
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« skrivet: 2008-07-17, 10:42 »
I would like to place on record the information which I have in respect of Frans Josef Larsson Enstrom born 1 Jan 1867 in Goteborgs Domkyrkoforsamling for research purposes should it be required. He died on the 27 Mar 1931 in Ceres, Cape, South Africa. His death Certificate states that he was naturalised in the Union of South Africa on the 3 Dec 1914 and his occupation is shown as Proprietor, Boarding house, Ceres.
He married Terese Eliza Fuller who died on 26 May 1920 and they had one child Gladys Enstrom.
He then married Annie Constance Kettley. They had 3 children, Constance Gwendoline Enstrom born on the 16 May 1922; Alma Mary Enstrom born on the 23 Apr 1925; and Elizabeth Pearl Enstrom born on 28 November 1928.
I have not been able to obtain any further information to date.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-07-09, 13:37 »
Hello Christina,
Many thanks for the wealth of information which you have provided. I really appreciate it and feel so blessed to have learned so much more about the family history.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-07-09, 00:20 »
Hi Christina,
Many, many thanks for your information regarding the family history. I have today also sent you a summary of the life of our Grandfather, Harry as he was known.
Furthermore, with regard to Frans Josef, I did find that he migrated to the Cape in South Africa where he married and had three children. To date have not been able to locate his descendants but I do have a copy of his death notice as well as that of his wife Theresa.
All this is just so exciting and the long years of research has been so rewarding.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-07-08, 12:16 »
Hi Mats,
Yes, I cannot work out where the Toot family got their information from. From the information given by Christina (previous message) the original family which I had on our records was correct. I rechecked Toot Family Tree where they definately show Emma's parents as Johan Enstrom and Anna L Danielsdotter which in fact is the information which I had regarding our family Emma. I am patiently waiting for Christina to assist and help with my research.
I am not sure whether the Toot Family have somehow merged the wrong Emma into their tree. It is possible albeit the third generation from their Emma is still living. It is not hard to do as we have been struggling to piece the family together for some years now and one is inclined to grab at straws.
I really do appreciate all the trouble you have gone to in providing the information above, and who knows, they may still fit into the picture.
Do you know that approximately two years ago my husband did not even know his biological Mother's name nor his Grandfather's name which was rather sad. Now, after 51 years of marriage, we have this yearn to find out more and more about the family which we never knew and this is, to date, proving very interesting especially with the assistance of people like yourself who have gone to so much trouble to assist. One thing is for sure and that is at least our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will know something about their heritage and their Swedish Ancestry.
Once again thank you very much
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-07-08, 09:59 »
Hi Christina,
Thank you very much for your positive information regarding Emma. It seems as though there is a huge misunderstanding about our Emma. Would you kindly confirm whether in fact Emma Gustafva Enstrom, married to Axel Karlsson is in fact a sister to our Great Grandfather Jonas Peter, Maria Christina Borb and Carl Johan Enstrom. Our Grandfather was Bror Emil Hjalmar Enstrom who was the son of Jonas.
If your Emma is in fact my husband's Great Grand Aunt, would you be kind enough to assist us in sorting this out and also if it is, maybe any information which you can give in order to put our records straight.
I really appreciate the information which you have provided and now feel that maybe somehow we have had all the wrong information over the past couple of years.
Most sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2008-07-08, 01:19 »
Hi everyone,
I am also wondering how similar the dates of birth etc are to those given by Mats regarding the information in the 1910 Census. The daughter of Emma Gustafva Enstrom, is Emma Maria Karlsson but she was born in 1892?
Rosalie
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« skrivet: 2008-07-08, 01:02 »
Thank you all for your information. This Edd seems to be confusing as is the family information. According to the Toot Family Tree located in Ancestry.com Edd Enstrom born about 1877 in Sweden is partnered/married to Emma Gustafva Enstrom born 12 Oct 1949 in Ekenas Malilla. Listed in the New York Passenger Lists 1820 to 1957, Emma is shown as the Grandmother of Gustava Karlsson. The information which I have to date is according to the 1890 Swedish Census she is married to Axel G Karlsson and has three children, Mathilda, Joseph and Emma M. She then must have migrated to US as she is shown on the 1900 US Census Place: Norway, Wright, Iowa. The Toot Family Tree shows that her father is Johan Enstrom and Mother Anna L Danielsdotter which is the correct information which I have, hence I assumed that she was the correct person. The tree then shows that Edd Enstrom and Emma have one child Francis Mildred born about 1905 in Chicago, Illinois. Francis married Robert Lee and had a child Ronald Lee. My mind somehow tells me that the child Francis would have been born when Emma was about 56 years old? Her daughter Emma Karlsson who was born in 1892 also does not fit as she would only have been 13 years old? So I do not think that the Emmas were mixed up. Furthermore, I am not sure whether Emma married Edd Enstrom or whether she reverted to her maiden name of Enstrom. It seems coincidental that they should both be Enstrom, that is why I am searching for his family. Surely they were not related? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Rosalie. The 1900 Census does state that Emma arrived in 1880 which I am wondering is a misprint as she had her daughter Emma Karlsson in Sweden in 1892.
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« skrivet: 2008-07-07, 23:19 »
Thank you very much Elisabeth. I have emailed Regional Archives at Lund and trust that I will receive the information which I require. Many thanks for your assistance.
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« skrivet: 2008-07-07, 11:06 »
I am still trying to track any information regarding the time or place when our Grandfather Bror Emil Hjalmar Enstrom (also known as Harry) actually left Sweden. There is a period in his life late 1890's which we cannot account for. Information in this regard would be most appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2008-07-07, 10:39 »
I would be interested in receiving information regarding the parents and family of the above. I believe that he was born in 1877 (I do not know which part of Sweden) and must have migrated to US as he is shown in the 1900 US Federal Census in Norway, Wright, Iowa.
I further have information that he was the partner/husband of Emma Gustafva Enstrom who according to my records was married to Axel Karlsson with whom she had three children. I am not sure whether she in fact married Edd Enstrom who coincidentally had the same name as her maiden name or whether she reverted to her maiden name when she too migrated. Edd and Emma had one child in US by the name of Francis Mildred. Edd would have been twenty eight years younger than Emma. If possible, would it be possible to find out whether Emma divorced Axel Karlsson or did he pass away.
Any assistance in this enquiry would be very much appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-06-23, 10:48 »
Thank you for this information Lars, no I have not done the research which you mention but I definitely will.
Thnaks once again
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-06-19, 09:43 »
Thank you Bo and Lars,
First of all I have obtained some very interesting information from the site which you recommended regarding Allotment. This site was very good.
Regarding the muster rolls, I will try to contact the Family Centre of the local Lutheran Church. I have been there sometimes and they are very helpful. I hope that they have the films or cards.
Once again thank you for all your help. It is much appreciated.
Incidentally I contacted the Central Soldiers Register as suggested, and obtain the soldier document of Johan Enstrom who was the son of Jonas.
Sincerely,
ROSE ENSTROM
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« skrivet: 2007-06-17, 12:53 »
Lars,
Thank you very much for your information. I will certainly check the website which you recommend.
Can you tell me how I would be able to obtain the details on the muster rolls of the regiment.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-06-17, 07:17 »
Thank you Bo,
I think that it was you who originally gave me the information about Qvist being a soldiers name.
Dragon Jonas Qvist born 1785 May 23
wife Lena Eriksdotter born 1787 Agu 15
Children
Maria 1812
Johan 1815.
I would love to be able to identify the war and quite frankly the name Dragon, according to your note iAI:5 Page 298 Dragontorp under Klackenhult.
Did the name refer to some Regiment but I am only guessing and would appreciate some explanation of the note.
I am sorry to be of so much trouble but I would appreciate any information which can be given.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-06-17, 04:38 »
I understand that the name Qvist was used as a military name. Dragon Jonas Qvist was born in the late 1700's and I was wondering whether anyone could assist with any information regarding our gr gr gr gr grandfather. Which war would he have been involved in at the time possibly early 1800s.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-06-15, 08:11 »
To Ake, Bo, Ingela and Eva many many thanks for your information. I really appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-06-14, 11:41 »
Would it be possible for some help in finding the origins of the Enstrom name. I believe it may be a military name but how would this originate. Any help would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-27, 06:29 »
Dear Bosse,
You are so wonderful in helping people like myself in sorting out the family and how the names eventuate. It is someone like you who are so obliging and helpful, I cannot express my thanks enough. If you are able to find out any more about our dear long lost ones, it would be more than appreciated.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-26, 10:42 »
Dear Bosse,
Thank you for this information. Excuse my ignorance but does it mean that the surname Enstrom would not be used if the man is a soldier and the name Qvist would be used instead.It appears that the Johan born 4th May 1815 was the great great grandfather of my husband or the grandfather of our grandfather Bror Emil Hjalmar Enstrom.
If you are able to give me any further information in this regard it would be much appreciated.
Sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-25, 14:09 »
I am seeking the names of the parents of Johan Enstrom and if possible the names of his siblings as I am wondering whether Erik Hjalmar Enstrom born in 1856 was in fact an offspring of one of Johan's brothers, that is if he had one. This missing link would make all the difference in being able to finish this part of the family. It would be much appreciated if someone would be able to assist me.
Thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-25, 13:31 »
Jan,
Thank you for this valuable information. I will keep searching to find family members.
sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-11, 11:40 »
Benjamin, sorry understand message. Kindly translate.
rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-11, 11:35 »
Rohan,
I am sorry I do not understand your message. Hope to hear from you and possibly a translation.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-09, 12:11 »
Karen,
Thank you for your assistance. The only information is that Johan Enstrom was a Husar and his wife's name was Anna Danielsdotter. Although I understand that Johan was born in Karlstorp Jonkopings parish, they must have moved because his son Jonas Peter was born in Malilla. I hope that this makes sense to you. i would dearly love to have the name of Johan's parents and his date of death is possible.
Many thanks for your kind help
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-09, 11:46 »
Thank you Jan. It is quite amazing how this family is piecing together. It sounds very much as though this is the man, and if it is Francis and our grandfather Bror were cousins, both were sailors and both ended up in South Africa. I only wish that I had asked more questions of our father who never really discussed the family. I am sure that I am being steered in the right direction.
sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-09, 04:47 »
Thank you Maud.
This information is much appreciated. Would there be any way that I would be able to trace his parents/siblings?
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-08, 11:39 »
Dear Maud,
Regarding the information which you gave me about Frans Josef Larsson Enstrom b. 1867, I have checked the copy of the death notice which I had in my possession which states that he died on the 27th March 1931 in South Africa at 69 yrs 3 months of age. When checking the information which you gave i.e. birth 1867, the age of Francis works out very close to the date of birth. Would you be able to give any further information from the records which you had found.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-08, 10:13 »
Jan,
Thank you for this information. Have you any idea how I could find out about the birth and family of Emilia. I have done no research of Polish genealogy. The information was received with much interest.
Sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-08, 09:52 »
I would be pleased if someone could let me have the details from the 1890/1900 Census regarding this man.
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-06, 03:30 »
Thank you all for the very interesting information which you have taken the time to give me. All this is so exciting and some day I may find out which ship our Grandfather Bror Emil Enstrom (also known as Harry) worked on. Every little bit of information is most welcomed.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-06, 02:59 »
Rigmor and Elizabeth,
Thank you very much for this information. It is just so thrilling finding out anything about our dear ancestors.
Once again,
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-05, 12:57 »
Thank you Maud. I am becoming very confused in trying to establish how this man fitted into the family. I did not know that he was a sailor, however, the missing part may be relevant. The person I am trying to find was a caretaker of Rentzkies Farm 1919 to 1928 in South Africa. In 1889 our grandfather enlisted with the British in Durban South Africa to fight in the Boer War. His original occupation was that of a sailor. I cannot help but wonder whether they were related and actually migrated to South Africa during their duties as sailors. Our Harry was born in 1873 so they may have been related in some way only a few years apart in age? ?? Many thanks, I will keep searching. Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-05, 12:47 »
Leif, thank you very much for your valuable information. This is very much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-05, 12:40 »
Monica thank you very much for your information. I have been trying to work out our grandfather's sailing history. Our father always told us that Harry worked on the whaling ships but we have not been able to establish this. According to the 1890 and 1900 Census he was classified as a sailor so we were wondering whether it could have been on a whaling vessel. Pity we cannot ask him ourselves. Once again, thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-03, 12:02 »
I would appreciate any information on whether there were whaling ships which operated from Sweden during these years. If so what was the name of the shipping companies.
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-03, 11:59 »
I was interested to know what it would have been like growing up in Stockholm or even Sweden as a young child or young adult in these years. The type of things that young people did for fun and whether it was difficult getting to and from school, or finding a job.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-03, 11:46 »
Judy,
My sincere thanks for all the information. I cannot express my gratitude.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-03, 11:43 »
Don,
Many thanks for your valuable information.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-03, 11:37 »
Vanja,
Many thanks for your information. It is much appreciated.
Sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:34 »
I am seeking information on the death of Johan who was born in Karlstorp Jonkopings Parish on 4th May 1817.
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:31 »
It would be much appreciated if I could find out the date of death of Jonas and any other relevant information. Jonas was born in 1843 in Hagtorpet Ekenas, Malilla.
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:25 »
I am seeking anay information regarding Johan who was born 13 Sep 1843 in Haga, Enanger, Gvlbrg, Sweden. Ideally any siblings etc.
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:23 »
I am seeking information regarding Johan and Catrina who were married in 1814 at Jakob Och Johannes, Stockholm.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:21 »
I am seeking information regarding Erik who was born in Stockholm in August 1880.
Any information received would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:20 »
I am seeking information on Johan and Anna who were married in 1811 Jakob Och Johannes, Stockholm Sweden.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:18 »
I am seeking any information regarding Jonas Enstrom born Nov 1793, Christening Grodinge, Stockholm, Sweden.
Any assistance would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-02, 04:15 »
I am seeking any information on Johan Enberg Enstrom who was born in 1843 at Haga, Enanger, Gvlbrg, Sweden. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-05-01, 12:46 »
Seeking any information regarding the above. He died in South Africa in 1931. I have no other information so anything relevant would be much appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-16, 13:33 »
Thank you Elisabeth and Kurt,
The information which you have given is much appreciated and obviously worth investigating as I would really like to trace his travels.
If I should have any success, I would be only too pleased to pass it on.
Sincerely,
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-15, 11:02 »
July, thanks for all your help
sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-15, 10:59 »
Judy, thank you for all your assistance.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-15, 10:57 »
Thank you Judy for your information.
I am getting to know some of the Swedish words for which I thank all those who have contributed to my requests.
Once again, Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-15, 10:51 »
Elisabeth, yes you are correct. Bethunes Mounted Infantry was established in Durban in October 1899. Harry, as our Grandfather was known, was involved in the skirmish at Scheepers Nek in May 1900 and I have all his medical records commencing 7th October, 1900 in the Howick General Hospital in Natal. In fact I assume that he was taken prisoner of war by the Boers as a newspaper article of July 1900 states that he was handed back to the British under a flag of Truce at Newcastle. He was subsequently transferred by ship to England for further medical treatment and in the 190l English Census he was in the Herbert Hospital. He was discharged some time later and returned to South Africa, Durban where he married and lived until his death in 1932 at the age of 59 years. (Myocardial failure).
This was why I could not understand that he would be on the Swedish Census in 1900.
I only wish that I can find out when he actually left Sweden and how, so that I can complete the picture.
Thank you for all your assistance,
Sincerely,
Rose.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-15, 00:32 »
Elisabeth, thank you very much for this information. I was trying to follow the whereabouts of our Grandfather Bror Enstrom. We know that he fought in the Boer War in South Africa and was wounded at Scheepers Nek on the 20th May, 1900.
What I was having trouble in understanding was how he was listed on the Census of 1900. If that was done early in 1900, e.g. January/February or so, then he had probably only gone to South Africa after this date. Things are a little confusing for me at present, but all the information which I receive from good folk like yourself, is helping me to piece the life of our Grandfather together.
I don't want my children to sit and wonder where they originated from and I would sincerely hope to be able to hand to them the history of the family which forms their Swedish heritage.
Once again,
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 12:19 »
Thank you Siv. Can I assume that the 1900 Census was carried out in January - March as well.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 11:11 »
Could someone let me know at what time of the year was the 1890 census carried out. Was it in the beginning? Preferably the date would be appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 09:10 »
Thank you Judy.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 09:06 »
Thank you Judy for this information. I really appreciate all leads and I will certainly attempt to contact the Parish. I would really love to piece together information on our family heritage.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 09:01 »
Thank you Judy. The information is much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 08:57 »
Judy, thank you for all this info. In Swedish does a pauper mean that the person was unfinancial and had no means? Or was she adopted or whatever. Please clarify for me.
Many thanks
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 08:54 »
Thank you Bo. The information is much appreciated and I think it will take me some time to work out where everyone belongs. I feel so blessed with all the information which has been forthcoming.
Many thanks.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 08:50 »
Thank you Judy for the information. I will try to work out the Swedish information which you have given. I will have to learn the language don't you think so. Many thanks.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-14, 08:46 »
Thank you Judy. I am trying to figure out the connection to the family. Any information is much appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 12:44 »
Maria was born in Ekenas Malilla.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 12:42 »
Sorry forgot to put in surname of Enstrom
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 12:21 »
Bo, yes his name was Enstrom, born 25 Mars1873 in Maria Magdalena,
Stockholm.
Any assistance you can give would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 12:15 »
Thank you Anna. I appreciate your help
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:58 »
born 12 October 1849 in Ekenas Malilla. Any information regarding Emma would be much appreciated. Marriage, death, children etc.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:56 »
Seeking any information regarding Carl born on 4 December in Ekenas Malilla. Date would be between 1844 and 1888. Any information regarding marriage, death, children etc. would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:53 »
Seeking any information regarding Maria who was born on 3o January 1842. Any information regarding marriage, death, children etc. would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:44 »
Seeking any information about Maria who was born in Ekenas Malilla on 30 January 1842. Any information regarding marriage, death children etc. would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:42 »
It would be much appreciated if anyone has any information regarding Anna who was born 12 Mars 1817 in Jareda Kalmar Parish. Information regarding marriage, death, or ancestors would be most appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:39 »
I would be grateful for any information regarding Johan born 4 Maj 1815 in Karlstorp Jonkopings parish. Information re ancestors, date of death, marriage etc.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 11:03 »
Could some kind person translate Garvaregesall for me please?
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 10:54 »
Seeking information regarding Anna who was born in 1882 in Malmo Caroli Malmohus lan Piga. Any information regarding marriage, children etc. and parents would be greatly appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 10:37 »
Hello Judy,
Thank you for your valuable information. I notice that Signe died on 25th July, 1972 and was widowed on 9th September, 1943. Would you have any information regarding husband's name and whether there were any children involved.
Anything you can do to assist would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 10:29 »
Seeking information regarding Anna Maria Borgstrom, born 1882 in Malmo Caroli Malmohus lan Piga
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 10:14 »
MVH Kerstin
Many thanks for your information.
Would Fam nr 2, Anna be another member of the family?
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-13, 10:10 »
Bo N
Thank you for your interest.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 11:09 »
Rigmor,
How very grateful I am for this wonderful information about our family. The information which you have given to me is very valuable in trying to preserve our Swedish Heritage. No words can explain my sincerest thanks.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 11:03 »
Judy,
Thank you very much for your information.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:43 »
Seeking information regarding Herta who was born in Landskrona in 1884. Marriage, descendants, death etc. Any information would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:41 »
Seeking information regarding Signe who was born in 1879 in Varberg. Marriage, descendants, date of death etc. would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:39 »
Seeking information regarding Eric born in 1875 in Maria Magdalena, Stockholm. Marriage, Descendants, date of death, occupation etc. would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:37 »
Seeking any information regarding Edith who was born in 1872 in Maria Magdalena, Stockholm. Would be interested in marriage, descendants etc.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:35 »
Seeking information regarding our great grandmother who was born in Stockholm in 1849.
Married Jonas Peter Enstrom and had five children, Edith, Bror, Erik, Signe and Herta.
All information would be much appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:28 »
Would anyone be able to advise when our Grandfather migrated from Sweden. He was born in Stockholm 1873 and when he enlisted in the British Army to fight in the Boer War in South Africa his records shown that he was Naturalised British. Any information would be much appreciated.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:15 »
My mistake : grandfather's name was Bror not Bros
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:14 »
Could someone help me please. I understand that our grandfather Bros Emil Hjalmar Enstrom was listed as a sailor in 1890. We were led to believe that he was involved in the whaling industry and were wondering whether he was a sailor on one of the vessels involved in whaling. We do know that he then went to South Africa to enlist in the Boer War in 1889 on the British side but are anxious to clear up whether he was in fact on the whaling boats before this.
Any information on this industry in Sweden would be appreciated.
Thank you
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:05 »
Dear Rigmor,
Thank you too for the birth date of Jonas. Any information on this family would be more than appreciated.
Any information on Jonas' parents too would be a blessing.
sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-12, 05:01 »
Dear Elizabeth
Thank you so much for all your information. The three children who were born in Maria Magdalena Stockholm, may I ask whether this was the Parish to which they belonged?
I would like to trace any of the children, other than Bror who was our grandfather. I would appreciate any other information which is available. You have no idea how much this is appreciated. Up until a year ago, we did not even know our grandfather.
Sincerely
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-11, 12:50 »
I would appreciate it if someone would be able to look up the marriage details of Jonas Peter Enstrom and Emilia Lewonu whom I believe married in Stockholm in about 1871/1872. This information would be much appreciated.
Rose
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« skrivet: 2007-04-11, 12:32 »
I should have mentioned the date of birth of Jonas was 1843 in Molilja (Malilla in Kalmar County Sweden). Was employed at Varberg Prison 1879 and Landskrona in 1884 as In charge of the security/surveilance staff.
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« skrivet: 2007-04-11, 12:26 »
Seeking descendants of Jonas Peter Enstrom still living in Sweden. The family lived in Stockholm, Varberg and Landskrona. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
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