Anna Lisa Danielsdotter

[Rosalie Enstrom]

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

[Judy Olson Baouab]

She is a pauper (inhyseshjon) living with this family in the 1890 Swedish Census.  
 
 
Karlsson, Axel Gottfrid 1848 F
Enström, Emma Gustafva 1849 M
(Barn), Mathilda Eugenia 1879 Ch
(Barn), Josef Martin 1883 Ch
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Danielsdotter, Anna Elisabeth 1817  
 
 
Post 1319806
 
Danielsdotter, Anna Elisabeth
Inhyseshjon
 
b. 1817 i Järeda (Kalmar län, Småland)
 
Widow
 
Tyllinge
Dalhem (Kalmar län, Småland)
 
Place of birth (original source): Jareda Kalm. l.
 
1900 Swedish Census CD:
 
(She is alone but obviously still alive in 1900.)
 
Record 4486439
 
Danielsdotter, Anna Elisabet
Inhyseshjon
 
b. 1817 in Järeda (Kalmar län, Småland)
 
Widow
 
Sörhult
Oppeby (Östergötlands län, Östergötland)
 
Place of birth (original source): Järeda Kalmar län
 
Judy

[Rosalie Enstrom]

Thank you Judy.     I am trying to figure out the connection to the family.  Any information is much appreciated.

[Judy Olson Baouab]

She is not listed as being connected to that family. She probably isn't but you will find out for sure as you research in the parish records. The parish records can be seen, for example, on the fee-based Genline site.
 
http://www.genline.com
 
People who could not support themselves needed to live somewhere. Look at this definition from the SweGGate site.
 
http://www.genline.com
 
There are MANY Swedish genealogical words defined on this site. Go to Dictionaries and Encyclopedias on the home page. This particular word is on the page reached when clicking that link. Others can be found by clicking links at the top of the page reached by clicking that link on the home page.
 
inhyse(s)hjon O A (poor) person living in someone else's house. without paying rent. Sometimes ordered by the local community council (sockenstämma) to care for poor people. cf. inhyses, fattighjon and rotehjon  
 
Judy

[Rosalie Enstrom]

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