Burial Records Lookup - CD Begravda I Sverige

[Scott Cannon]

Would someone please lookup this wife and husband in the CD Begravda I Sverige?
 
Many Thanks! :-)
Scott
 
Mattsson, Gunborg Maria Elvira
Död 31/7 1986.
Kyrkobokförd (1976) i Brännkyrka, Stockholms stad (Stockholms län, Södermanland). Mantalsskriven (1976) på samma ort.
Född 20/4 1910 i Öregrund (Uppsala län, Uppland).
 
Mattsson, John Paul
Död 22/12 1991.
Kyrkobokförd (1992) i Brännkyrka, Stockholms stad (Stockholms län, Södermanland). Mantalsskriven (1992) på samma ort.
Född 22/12 1907 i Öregrund (Uppsala län, Uppland).

[Judy Olson Baouab]

1907-12-22-0896
 
Mattsson, John Paul
f. 22/12 1907
 
Herr
 
Brännkyrka, Stockholms stad, Stockholms stad
 
Död 22/12 1991
Begravd 1/4 1992
 
Stockholm, Skogskyrkogården, nr. 6733 (spridd)
 
[l 1]
Stockholms kyrkogårdsförvaltning (Stockholms stad, Stockholms län)
 
Box 9
121 25  JOHANNESHOV
 
Tel. 08-508 301 00
kyrkogardsforvaltningen@kyf.stockholm.se
 
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1910-04-20-0927
 
Mattsson, Gunborg Maria E
f. 20/4 1910
 
Fru
 
Brännkyrka, Stockholms stad, Stockholms stad
 
Död 31/7 1986
Begravd 3/9 1986
 
Brännkyrka kyrkogård, nr. 763 (nedgrävd)
 
[l 1]
Stockholms kyrkogårdsförvaltning (Stockholms stad, Stockholms län)
 
Box 9
121 25  JOHANNESHOV
 
Tel. 08-508 301 00
kyrkogardsforvaltningen@kyf.stockholm.se
 
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Judy

[Scott Cannon]

Thank You very much Judy!
 
:-)

[Jack Stoughton]

I am looking for the burial location of this husband and wife, (my gggrandfather and grandmother).  Perhaps they are on the CD Begravda I Sverige?  Their last known residences were within Stockholm, but I could not find them in a search of  hittagraven.stockholm.se/
 
Many Thanks! :-)  
Jack  
 
Lagerström, Otto August
Död:  31/12/1897  Skeppsholms , Stockholms Stad. (Renstjernasgatan 22  - Södermalm )
Född: 15/08/1810   Amiralitets fors., Karlskrona, Blekinge,  
 
Lagerström, Ulrika Mathilda (Lundberg)
Död:  04/02/1884  Skeppsholms , Stockholms Stad  (Fjeldstuen i Djurgarden - Östermalm))
Född: 02/11/1825, Karrbo frosakers vastmanland.

[Judy Olson Baouab]

Jack,
 
I don't see them on the cd Begravda i Sverige and I don't see them on the cd Begravda i Stockholm.
 
Those cds are hardly complete.  
 
Graves are reused after a certain number of years. I don't know the details.
 
Judy

[Judy Olson Baouab]

Jack,  
 
I would assume they were buried in the churchyard of the parish church in the parish where they died.  
 
Judy

[Leif Håkansson]

Jack!
From Swedish church.

 
/Leif

[Lasse Waldemarsson]

Jack
Otto August died as you say in Skeppsholmen
According to their burialbook he was buried in Skeppsholmens churchyard
Skeppsholms kyrkoarkiv, Död- och begravningsböcker, SE/SSA/0014/F I/5 (1889-1911), bildid: 00025776_00048
 
Lasse
 
(Meddelandet ändrat av lassew 2011-06-17 18:48)

[Lasse Waldemarsson]

And the same for his wife Ulrika Mathilda
Skeppsholms kyrkoarkiv, Död- och begravningsböcker, SE/SSA/0014/F I/4 (1861-1888), bildid: 00025775_00117
 
Lasse

[Eva-Christina Söderman]

How intriguing! A churchyard on that islet?! I have been to Skeppsholmen numerous times but have never noticed a burial ground. I must take a look as soon as I get the opportunity.
 
/Evastina 8-)

[Jack Stoughton]

Hello Judy, Leif, Lasse and Evastina,
Thank you all so much for your help and comments. I am visiting Stockholm and would be pleased to be ableto visit the burial grounds of these ancestors. I understand the kyrka at Skeppsholm has been decomissioned so I am wondering what became of the burial gorunds. Also, would the Skeppsholms kyrkoarkivDöd- och begravningsböcker refrence indicate the location of burials?  Are the book images online?
 
Thanks again for all your help
Jack

[Eva-Christina Söderman]

Hello Jack,
 
I could not leave it be so I am currently doing some research.  I have found that this islet was not considered to be suitable for burials, nor did the place for the preceding church which was on the islet next to Skeppsholmen to the west (nowadays called Blasieholmen).  Instead they used either Amiralitetskyrkogården or Galärkyrkogården, depending on when the person died.  Both cemeteries were located on the island of Djurgården.  The former is no more (I think), but the latter is next to the Vasa Museum (a museum you simply MUST visit if you come to Stockholm) and it is a beautiful place. Hopefully I can find some more info for you.  
 
I am also a little curious why a person living on Renstiernas gata would belong to Skeppsholmen's parish.  That street used to be in Katarina's parish.  However, the year they died might be important so I will seek some more info.  BTW: Did you gggrandfather have a connection with the admiralty?  (My guess after seeing where he was born. I have ancestors in that parish too.  )  That could be the reason, the admiralty was located on Skeppsholmen, in fact, the old name of Skeppsholmen was Amiralitetsholmen, i.e. The Admiralty's Islet.  
 
/Evastina 8-)
 
(Meddelandet ändrat av Evastina 2011-06-17 22:31)

[Eva-Christina Söderman]

Jack,
 
Here is a link to Otto August Lagerström in Stockholm Town's Archive's database containing info from 'Rotemansarkivet' where one can find info about his (and his family's) whereabouts in four time periods.
 
As I thought, he died in Katarina parish, but for some reason he was registered in Skeppsholmen's parish since 1838.  
   
 
/Evastina 8-)
 
(Meddelandet ändrat av Evastina 2011-06-17 22:33)

[Lasse Waldemarsson]

Hi
I was hoping that someone with more knowledge of Stockholm and this parish, should react to my posting. I live in the south of Sweden in Malmö and have no personal knowledge about this little island which belonged to the swedish marine for more than 300 years. Otto August Lagerström was a engine man/boiler man in the marine so that probably the reason to why he belonged to Skeppsholmens parish. I could not find any churchyard on this island, but I was expecting some comments from those who know more.  
Jack  
The images are online, on SVAR
http://www.svar.ra.se
 
Lasse

[Eva-Christina Söderman]

Hello again, Jack!
 
I have e-mailed you a map from 1885 showing the church on Skeppsholmen and the cemetery on Djurgården (the one nowadays called Galärkyrkogården).  There is a wikipedia article about the church. It mentions that is was secularised in 2002.  
 
Now, about the graves; I checked NAD - National Archive Database.  It mentions a grave register for Galärvarvskyrkogården (Yes, that is the official name, born in Stockholm one drops the 'varv' part ).
 
I suggest that you get in touch with Stockholms Stadsarkiv (Town's archive) if you are interested in seeing the register when you come to Stockholm.  The reference is 'Skeppsholms kyrkoarkiv' and code 'SE/SSA/0014/O IV/1' (this is the register from 1906). They would also be able to tell if my assumption that your ancestors were buried at Galärvarvskyrkogården is correct.
 
Good luck and enjoy your stay in Stockholm!
 
/Evastina 8-)

[Chris Bingefors]

Here is his death notice in a Stockholm newspaper: