Berg, Olof 1869 Loshult. 1892.

[Kaj Johnsson]

I am looking for Mr. Olof Kullberg, born 1869-06-25. He get married 1892-04-22 with Emilia Andreasdotter. They emigrated to the US 1892-07-11 from the harbour of Malmö and was registrated in New York 1892-07-21 according to Source Emigration, 1783-1951. Database: Emihamn. Source code: 182:3633:7740. After his military service at artillery group in Krisitanstad town, he changed his surname from Kullberg to Berg, which he used in the US.  
I am also looking for Emilia Andreasdotter born in Loshult, Skåne län, Sweden 1867-04-03, before she married Mr. Olof Berg. The reason for my notification of mission person depends on her earlier journey to the US and return back to Sweden because of her fathers death. The next journey was made in 1892.See above. What I know so far is information in Source Emigration, 1783-1951 about Emilia Andreasdotter first travel to the US.  
Accessible information is: Destination: Escanaba. Record Date: 5 may 1887. Port of Departure: Malmö. Archive Call Number: 1887:2024:4250. Database: Emihamn.  
According to the Parish Church Register of Pjätteryd, Kronoberg County, Sweden, Emilia was leaving Pjätteryd 12 apr 1887. Therefore the Record Date: 5 may 1887 makes sense.
I am also looking for and can´t find information of is the way back to Sweden in 1890. According to the Parish Church Register of Pjätteryd, Kronoberg County, Sweden, Emilia arrived to Pjätteryd 14 sep 1890. In other words emigration records like Port of Departure, Date of Departure. Corresponding information as in the Source Emigration. But from the US to Sweden.
Is there any information regarding Mr. Olof Berg and Ms Emilia Andreasdotter fate in the US? Especially among genealogists of the Kullberg family? I don´t know anything after their arrival in New York.

[Carl Wolf]

This family possibly could be them if Olof changed his first name to Alfred after arriving in the US.  The index lists his birth month and year as Jan 1869 but Jun is easily misread as Jan.  Amelia's birth month and year match your Emelia's of Apr 1867 and all of the children were born in New York.  Alfred's occupation is boiler maker.
 
1900 US Census
Name:    Alfred Berg
Age:    30
Birth Date:    Jan 1869
Birthplace:    Sweden
Home in 1900:    Manhattan, New York, New York [New York]  
Race:    White
Gender:    Male
Immigration Year:    1892
Relation to Head of House:    Head
Marital Status:    Married
Spouse's Name:    Amelia Berg
Marriage Year:    1891
Years Married:    9
Father's Birthplace:    Sweden
Mother's Birthplace:    Sweden
Occupation:    View on Image
Neighbors:    View others on page
Household Members:    
Name    Age
Alfred Berg    30
Amelia Berg    33
Edward Berg    7
George Berg    5
Helen Berg    3
 
1910 United States Federal Census about Alfred Bergh
Name:    Alfred Bergh
Age in 1910:    40
Birth Year:    1870
Birthplace:    Sweden
Home in 1910:    Newburgh Ward 2, Orange, New York
Race:    White
Gender:    Male
Immigration Year:    1892
Relation to Head of House:    Head
[Self (Head)]  
Marital Status:    Married
Spouse's Name:    Amelia Bergh
Father's Birthplace:    Sweden
Mother's Birthplace:    Sweden
Neighbors:    View others on page
Household Members:    
Name    Age
Alfred Bergh    40
Amelia Bergh    42
Edward Bergh    17
George Bergh    15
Helen Bergh    13
Samuel Bergh    9
Alfred Bergh    4
Ida Bergh    1
Charles Anderson (boarder)    39  
 
1920 United States Federal Census about Alfred Berg
Name:    Alfred Berg
Age:    50
Birth Year:    abt 1870
Birthplace:    Sweden
Home in 1920:    Newburgh, Orange, New York
Race:    White
Gender:    Male
Immigration Year:    1892
Relation to Head of House:    Head
Marital Status:    Married
Spouse's Name:    Amelia Berg
Father's Birthplace:    Sweden
Mother's Birthplace:    Sweden
Home owned:    Rent
Able to read:    Yes
Able to Write:    Yes
Household Members:    
Name    Age
Alfred Berg    50
Amelia Berg    52
George H Berg    24
Samuel H Berg    19
Alfred Berg    14
Edith Berg    10
Charles Anderson (boarder)    48

[Kaj Johnsson]

Thanks for quick respons. I agree it could be the information about Olof Berg and Emilia Andreasdotter or Emilia Berg as married. On the other hand especially Olof Berg is a rather common name among many swedish immigrants of US. Anyway, I will take this information to my records and await eventual more information. What eventually can make sense is Mr. Olof Berg's willingness of changing his name.

[Carl Wolf]

There are marriage records for two of the children at Familysearch.org (Edwin on 27 Sep 1914 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FFRY-XDY and Helen on 20 Sep 1915 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XVPW-T5N) that list their mother's maiden name as Anderson.  Though not definite proof especially given that Anderson is even more common than Berg, at least there is a little more supporting evidence.