Help to Identify Location in Hössna

[John Friberg]

I can't quick make out the locations referenced in these two birth records from 1801 and 1802, but believe they mention Brunsered. I would be grateful if anyone could confirm or correct my interpretation of that location. Many thanks!
John

[Bertil Strömberg]

Hössna C:2 page 112: Josef was born i Rearsered. You find the family there in Hössna AI:1 page 75. Anders Nilsson was born on the farm in 1771, his wife Stina Johansdotter in Igelsered on Jan. 30 1779 and their son Joseph in 1801. The family moved to Igelsered in Knätte parish in 1803 (Knätte AI:1 page 33)
Hössna C:2 page 116: Gustaf was also born in Rearsered. You find Anders Nilsson, his wife Stina Olofsdotter and their children (incl. Gustaf born 1802 and dead 1803) in Rearsered on Hössna AI:1 page 76.

[John Friberg]

Bertil, Thank you VERY much for such helpful and thorough details about this family!
I am most grateful for your time, expertise and kindness.


With much appreciation,
John Friberg

[John Friberg]

Hej Bertil,

Relating to this same family, in the attached Hössna household record, on page 76, do you know what the "Öhryd" next to Anders Nilsson's name is in reference to?

Additionally, does the "til Landblad" note relate only to Maria moving out to Marbäck in 1808?

I will look for the moving out record to Knätte in 1803 that you reference, and will have to figure out how the moves to Knätte and also Marbäck relate to one another. Any thoughts are most welcome. Thank you again.

Best,
John

[Leif Lundkvist]

Öhryd is also spelled Öryd or Öreryd, a parish. Til Lundblad probably applies only to Maria and be the person she moves to in Marbäck.

[John Friberg]

Thank you Leif!

John

[Bertil Strömberg]

I am sorry, I mixed up Anders Nilsson and Anders Jönsson who both lived in Rearsered and had a son named Joseph in 1803. Forget about Knätte.
Best regardsBertil

[John Friberg]

No problem, Bertil. Easy mistake to make, I know from experience. Thank you again for your help!

Best,
John