Emelia Eliasdotter/Emelia Dahlstrom Information

[Cathe Schwartz]

I'm hoping someone can help with some research I'm doing on my great-great grandmother.
 
My great-great grandmother was named Emelia Eliasdotter (although in some of the parish records she's referred to as Emelia Dahlstrom), born March 1, 1847 in Gundlabo Nedre in Dalstorp, Älvsborg lan.
 
She left her home in July of 1863 or 1864 (GID#1253.24.35400) for Toarp, also in Älvsborg lan. She returned home in Nov. 1868 and then moved to Gölinstorp Nov. 10, 1869.  She had an illegitimate daughter  (Anna Josefina) there on Aug 3, 1870. According to GID#698.15.54400, she left for Äsarp in what I think was October 1872.  I've looked through the parish records available on Genline for both Norra Äsarp and Södra Äsarp but can't find any trace of her until she reappears in Stenkyrka in Gotland lan (GID# 2530.3.6600). The Household Examination says she came from Dalstorp in 1875. I'm assuming she came to Stenkyrka from her parents' home in Dalstorp, but there's nothing on the parish record (GID# 594.25.10700) that says she was there.    
 
Are there other places in Sweden called Asarp where she could have gone? Or is there another way besides the parish records to figure out where she could have been from 1872 - 1875?  
 
Thanks for any help!

[Inga Olsson]

Hi!
Sorry to say, I cannot tell you which Åsarp Emilia was in. But I have found that she was back in Dalstorp 11/10/1873. She lived there on a place called Skogarp until the date when she moved to Stenkyrka. GID 594.25.3900, Skogarp page 107.

[Cathe Schwartz]

Thank you - that helps narrow down the search!

[Mats Ahlgren]

She is found in SE/GLA/13354 Länghem B:3 (1864-1894)  Bild 180, showing Utflyttade Södra Åsarp. The date is given as Oct 17 1873, moving to Dalstorp. It say she has  been living in Fåhle and the page i Husförshörslängd shall be 52.

[Mats Ahlgren]

And she is found on page 52 under Limmareds Glasbruk in SE/GLA/13542 Södra Åsarp AI:6 (1865-1876)  Bild 59 / sid 52

[Cathe Schwartz]

Thanks - this was a huge help!