The Andersson Family
Alfred Hjalmar (Andersson) Ahlberg
18 December 1854, at Nos. 9 & 10,
Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland, Sweden
24 December 1854, in Nyköpings
Västra, Södermanland, Sweden
Sofia
Lovisa Andersdotter
Josefina Jonsdotter on 31 October
1886 in Hedvig Eleonora parish, Stockholm city, Sweden
Banns were read on 3 October, 10 October and 17 October. Alfred Hjalmar
Ahlberg is recorded as a foreman (rättare),
resident at Lindä in Wallentuna parish. He was born on 18 December 1854.
Josefina Jonsdotter is recorded as resident at Villa Godthem, Djurgården,
born on 12 January 1865.
Josefina was born on 12 January 1865 at Petersberg Sixen in Karlstads
landsförsamling, Värmland län and baptised in Karlstads landsförsamling on
15 January, the daughter of Jonas Ludvig Jonsson, a tenant farmer (arrendator)
at Petersberg, and Stina Olsdotter. The family moved later that year to
Claraborg, Karlstads stadsförsamling where Jonas worked as a labourer (arbetskarl). In 1866 they moved to
Qvarnberget in Karlstad living at No. 20 Östra Qvarnberget from 1868 until
1880. Josefina's mother, Stina died in 1875. Jonas and family continued to
live at No. 20 Östra Qvarnberget until 1880 when they moved to Bommestad,
Karlstad landsförsamling except for Josefina who moved to Wåxnäs Södra:
Bryggeriet, Karlstad landsförsamling where she worked as a servant (piga)
until 1882 when she returned to her family at Bommestad. In 1883 Josfina
moved to Stockholm, working as a piga
and living at Gåsgränd 4 in Storkyrkoförsamlingen from April to November of
that year when she returned to her Värmland to where her father and younger
brother were now living at Frubacka in Segerstad parish. Josefina returned
to Gåsgränd 4 in March 1885 and in December of that year moved to Jakob
parish where she resided at Blasieholmstorg 9 and Stallgatan 4 until moving
to Ladugårdslands parish in 1886. Josefina married Alfred Hjalmar
Ahlberg on 31 October 1886 in Hedvig Eleonora parish at which time she is
recorded as resident at Villa Godthem in Djurgården, Stockholm and moved to
Alfred's residence at Lindä in in Vallentuna parish, , Stockholms län. The
couple they had a daughter, Kristina Josefina Katarina in 1887. The family
moved to Brantshammar in Vassunda parish in 1890, then to Lindormen #4 in
Uppsala domkyrkoförsamling, Uppsala län in 1893 and to Kersö in Ekerö parish
back in Stockholms län in 1895. Alfred, Josefina and Kristina emigrated to
the United States in April 1896, arriving in Leland, Michigan on the eastern
shore of Lake Michigan, on 19 May 1896. In 1900 they are farming in
Centerville township, Leelanau county, Michigan and in 1910 they are at Park
Street in Traverse City, Michigan where Josefina's occupation is recorded as
"boarding house" and a Louis Nelson is listed as a boarder at the house.
Josefina manages to appear twice in the 1920 census - she is listed with
Alfred and his parents on their farm in Garfield township, Grand Traverse
county, as well as with her daughter Kristina, now using the name Karin, and
her husband at 441 State street in Traverse City. Josefina died on 18 June
1928 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw county, Michigan. The cause of death is listed
as confluent fibrina. She was buried in Oakwood cemetery, Traverse City; the
plot is in Hannah Avenue, Block 25, Lot 5, #11.
Residences:
1865:
Petersberg Sixen, Karlstads landsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1865:
Claraborg, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1866:
Claraborg, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1866-1868:
Qvarnberget, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1868-1870:
Nr. 20, Ö Qvarnberget, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Nr. 20, Ö Qvarnberget, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Nr. 20, Ö Qvarnberget, Karlstads stadsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1880: Wåxnäs
Södra: Bryggeriet, Karlstad landsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Wåxnäs Södra: Bryggeriet, Karlstad landsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1882-1883:
Bommestad, Karlstad landsförsamling, Värmland
(Husförhörslängd)
1883:
Gåsgränd 4, Storkyrkoförsamlingen, Stockholms stad
(Rotemansarkivet)
1883-1885:
Frubacka, Segerstad, Värmland (Husförhörslängd)
1885:
Gåsgränd 4, Storkyrkoförsamlingen, Stockholms stad
(Rotemansarkivet)
1885-1886:
Blasieholmstorg 9 & Stallgatan 4, Jakob, Stockholms stad
(Rotemansarkivet)
1886:
Ladugårdslands, Stockholms stad (Rotemansarkivet)
1886: Villa
Godthem, Djurgården, Stockholm (Lysningsböcker)
1886-1890:
Lindä, Vallentuna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Brantshammar, Vassunda, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1893:
Brantshammar, Vassunda, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1893-1895:
Lindormen #4, Uppsala domkyrkoförsamling, Uppsala
(Husförhörslängd)
1895-1896:
Kersö, Ekerö, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1900:
Centerville township, Leelanau county, Michigan (1900 census)
1910:
Park Street, Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1910
census)
1920:
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1920 census)
1920:
441 State street, Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1920
census)
1928:
Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (death
certificate)
Alfred was born on 18 December 1854
at Nos. 9 & 10, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland where
his unmarried mother worked as a servant (piga).
Sofia and Alfred moved to No. 7, Tredje Qvarteret in 1855 and to No. 4, 4th
Qvarteret in Nyköpings Östra parish in 1858, and in 1859 to Nos. 34 and 35
in Andra Qvarteret back in Nyköpings Västra. In 1860, they moved to
Marieberg in Grödinge parish, Stockholms län, then to Stockholm city in
1862. In 1869 Alfred was fostered by Sophia's elder sister, Maria Catharina
Andersdotter, and her husband Anders Fredrik Persson, and he went to live
with them at the farm Lilla Längsjötorp in Lästringe, Södermanland. Alfred
took the surname Ahlberg in 1879 and lived at Lilla Längsjötorp until 1880
when he enrolled at the Södermanland County Agricultural School at Väderbrunn
in Bergshammar parish. In 1882 Alfred left Väderbrunn to work as a foreman (rättare) at Nygård in Bro parish,
Uppsala then moved to Tureberg in Sollentuna, Stockholms län in 1883 then to
Aspvik in Värmdö parish in 1885 and to Lindä in Vallentuna parish in April
1886, still working as a rättare.
Alfred married Josefina Jonsdotter on 31 October 1886 in Hedvig Eleonora
parish, Stockholm city and the couple continued to live at Lindä, where they
had a daughter, Kristina Josefina Katarina in 1887. The family moved to
Brantshammar in Vassunda parish in 1890, then to Lindormen #4 in Uppsala
domkyrkoförsamling, Uppsala län in 1893 and to Kersö in Ekerö parish back in
Stockholms län in 1895. Alfred and family emigrated to the United States in
April 1896, arriving in Leland, Michigan on the eastern shore of Lake
Michigan, on 19 May 1896.
Leelanau Enterprise 21 May 1896 p1
—A. H.
Ahlberg, wife and daughter of Stockholm, Sweden, arrived on the steamer
Tiger Tuesday evening. Mr. Ahlberg is a son of P. J. Kjellen of this
village.
In 1900 we find Alfred farming in Centerville township, Michigan. A dispute
arose between Alfred and his mother and stepfather, John P. Kjellen, which
resulted in a legal finding in favor of John Kjellen and the seizure and
sale of Alfred's property in Michigan, including his farm in Centerville
township.
Leelanau Enterprise 27 April 1905 p2
SHERIFF’S
EXECUTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice
is hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of Execution issued out of and
under the seal of the the Circuit Court for the County of Leelanau,
State of Michigan, upon a transcript of judgement rendered in justice
court by B. B. Ellis a justice in and for the said County of Leelanau,
in the case of John P. Kjellen and Sophia Kjellen Plaintiffs vs. Alfred
Ahlberg and Josephine Ahlberg Defendents
Which writ of execution was dated the 12th, day of April A. D.
1905, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of said John P Kjellen
and Sophia Kjellen against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of Alfred Ahlberg. I did, on the 13th, day of April A D 1905 levy upon
and take all the right, title and interest of said Alfred Ahlberg in and
to the following described real estate, situated in the County of
Leelanau and State of Michigan, to-wit:
All certain piece or parcel of land situated in the Township of
Centerville, County of Leelanau and State of Michigan, known and
described as the east one fourth of the south west quarter of section
nine in township twenty nine north range twelve west all of which I
shall expose for sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, as the
law directs, at the front door of the Court House in the Village of
Leland (that being the building in which the Circuit Court for said
County of Leelanau, state of Michigan, is held), on Friday the 2nd day
of June A. D. 1905, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.
MARTIN BROWN, Sheriff of Leelanau County. Michigan
C. L. DAYTON, Attorney for said John P. Kjellen aud Sophia
Kjellen.
Dated April 13th, A. D. 1905.
Alfred is living at Park Street in Traverse City, Michigan in 1910 where he
is listed as doing "odd jobs" but by 1920 he is farming again, this time in
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan where his elderly mother
and stepfather were boarding at his house. In 1930, the widowed Alfred is
still farming in Garfield township - presumably farming fruit as his death
certificate list his occupation as a fruit grower. Alfred died on 8 April
1939 in Traverse City, Michigan, aged 85.
8 April 1939 in Traverse City, Grand
Traverse county, Michigan, United States.
The cause of death is listed as prostatitis, of duration 10 years, with a
secondary cause of acute urinary retention of duration 3 days.
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Gravestone of Alfred Hjalmar (Andersson)
Ahlberg and Josefina (Jonsdotter) Ahlberg in Oakwood cemetery,
Traverse City, Michigan
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10 April 1939, in Oakwood cemetery,
Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan, United States.
The plot is in Hannah Avenue, Block 25, Lot 5, #11
1854-1855:
Nos. 9 & 10, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1855: No. 7,
Tredje Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1856-1858:
No. 7, Tredje Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1858-1859:
No. 4, 4th Qvarteret, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Nos. 34 & 35, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1860:
Marieberg, Grödinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1862:
Mariaberg, Grödinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1880:
Väderbrunn, Bergshammar, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Väderbrunn, Bergshammar, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1882-1883:
Nygård, Bro, Uppsala (Husförhörslängd)
1883-1884:
Tureberg, Sollentuna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1885-1886:
Aspvik, Värmdö, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Lindä, Vallentuna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Brantshammar, Vassunda, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1893:
Brantshammar, Vassunda, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1893-1895:
Lindormen #4, Uppsala domkyrkoförsamling, Uppsala
(Husförhörslängd)
1895-1896:
Kersö, Ekerö, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1900:
Centerville township, Leelanau county, Michigan (1900 census)
1910:
Park Street, Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1910
census)
1920:
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1920 census)
1930:
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1930 census)
Anders Gustaf Andersson
24 March 1829, at Stora Näs (also
called Torpestanäs), Ludgo, Södermanland, Sweden
29 March 1829, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Christina Lovisa Jansdotter on 25
September 1857, in Överjärna, Stockholms län, Sweden
Banns were read on 20 September 1857. Anders Gustaf Andersson is recorded as
a farmhand (dräng) from Bälinge
parsonage (prestgård). Christina Lovisa Jansdotter is recorded as a servant
(piga) from Ogåndan. She is the
daughter of Joh. Skomakare of Trumstatugan, Bälinge län.
Christina was born on 8 May 1832 at Trumstastugan, Bälinge parish,
Södermanland and baptised in Bälinge on 10 May, the daughter of Jan Adolf
Skomakare and Sara Greta Pärsdotter. Her father was a navy seaman (båtsman)
and the family lived in the båtsmanstorp
- housing that large farms like Trumsta were required to provide to the
seamen. Christina left home in 1848 to work as a servant (piga)
at Grömsta in Lästringe parish. She moved back to Bälinge parish in 1850,
working at Stora Stäk until 1851 and then Mostena until 1853 when she moved
to Björksund in Tystberga parish. In November 1855 Stina moved to the
parsonage at Sundbo back in Bälinge parish, working as a piga and another
newcomer at Sundbo, starting as a dräng just
five days later, was Anders Gustaf Andersson. Stina moved to Ogåndan in
Överjärna parish, Stockholms län in 1856 but evidently didn't lose track of
Anders - they were married in Överjärna on 25 September 1857. The newlyweds
moved to Bomarsvik in Turinge parish, Stockholms län, where Anders is
recorded as a married farmhand (statdräng).
They had their first child, Carl, at Bomarsvik before moving back to
Ogåndan, in Överjärna parish, where Christina had worked before her
marriage, in 1858, then back to Bomarsvik in 1859 and to Mora in Överjärna
parish in 1860. In 1861 the family, now with two children, moved to Aspdalen
in Ytterjärna parish, Stockholms län, where Anders is listed as a worker (arbetsk[arl]). In 1863 Anders became a
torpare at Fiskartorp in Vårdinge
parish, Stockholms län, where the family lived for the next ten years.
Anders and Christina also added three more children to their family during
their time at Fiskartorp. In 1873 Anders and family moved to Ängen, also in
Vårdinge parish, where Anders continues to be listed as torpare,
and in 1876 they moved to Peterslund where they stayed until 1879. In 1879
Anders, Christina and their two youngest children moved to Frustuna parish
back in Södermanland. The family lived at No. 27 Tabergsberg C until 1880,
then at Johansdal A until 1881, Gustafslund A until 1882 and Söra No 1 until
1886. In 1886 Anders and Christina moved to Dalsäter, where Anders is
recorded as the homeowner (eg
denoting hemmansegare). Anders and
Christina lived at Dalsäter for the rest of their lives. Anders died in
February 1908, and after that Christina is listed as the owner of Dalsäter.
Their daughter Edla and her husband and son moved to Dalsäter in April 1908
until 1915. Christina died on 6 February 1918, of breast cancer (cancer
mamma) and was buried in Frustuna on 12 February 1918.
Residences:
1832-1835:
Trumstastugan Båtsmanstorp, Bälinge, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1836-1839:
Trumstastugan Båtsmanstorp, Bälinge, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1839-1844:
Trumstastugan No. 60, Bälinge, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1845-1848:
Trumstastugan No. 60, Bälinge, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1848-1850:
Grömsta, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1850: Stora
Stäk, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851: Stora
Stäk, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1853:
Mostena, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1853-1855:
Björksund, Tystberga, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1855:
Sundbo, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856:
Sundbo, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1857:
Ogåndan, Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1857-1858:
Bomarsvik, Turinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1858-1859:
Ogåndan, Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Bomarsvik, Turinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1860: Mora,
Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861: Mora,
Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1863:
Aspdalen, Ytterjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1863-1865:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1873:
Fiskarstugan, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1874-1875:
Ängen, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876: Ängen,
Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1879:
Peterslund, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1879-1880:
No. 27 Tabergsberg C, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1880:
Johansdal A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881:
Johansdal A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Gustafslund A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1882-1885:
Söra No. 1, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886: Söra
No. 1, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1895:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1901-1906:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1911:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1911-1916:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1916-1918:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
Anders was born on 29 March 1829 at
Stora Näs in Ludgo parish, Södermanland where his father worked first as a
farmer (bond[e]) and later as a
farmhand (statdräng). In 1831 the
family moved to Sophiælund and in 1835 his father became a tenant farmer (torpare) at Charlottenlund in Ludgo
parish where the family lived for six years. In 1841 the family moved to
Säby in Svärta parish. From 1843 until 1845 Anders left home and worked as a
farmhand (dräng) at Ödesby, also in
Svärta parish after which he returned to Säby, and moved with his family to
Husby in 1846. In 1847 Anders moved to Norrby in Runtuna parish, working
there as a dräng until 1849 when
he moved to Törnby in Bogsta parish. In 1851 Anders moved to Lilla
Långsjötorp in Lästringe parish, a farm operated by his elder sister, Maria
and her husband, where he worked as a dräng,
remaining there until 1853 when he moved to Idinge, also in Lästringe and
then to Tallstugan in Sättersta parish in 1854 and Sundbo in Bälinge parish
in 1855. Arriving at Sundbo just five days before him was a piga,
Stina Lovisa Jansdotter. Stina left for Överjärna parish, Stockholms län in
1856 but the two were married in Överjärna parish on 25 September 1857. The
newlyweds moved to Bomarsvik in Turinge parish, Stockholms län, where Anders
is recorded as a married farmhand (statdräng).
They had their first child, Carl, at Bomarsvik before moving to Ogåndan, in
Överjärna parish (where Christina had worked before her marriage) in 1858,
back to Bomarsvik in 1859 and then to Mora in Överjärna parish in 1860. In
1861 the family, now with two children, moved to Aspdalen in Ytterjärna
parish, Stockholms län, where Anders is listed as a worker (arbetsk[arl]).
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The torp Fiskarstugan in Vårdinge parish,
Stockholm county, where Anders lived from 1863-1873
photo from Anna-Britta Magnusson
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In 1863 Anders became a torpare at
Fiskartorp in Vårdinge parish, Stockholms län, where the family lived for
the next ten years. In 1865 one of Anders' younger brothers, Carl August
Andersson and his new wife Johanna joined Anders at Fiskartorp, staying
there for a year in which Carl is listed as a farmhand (dräng)
and Carl and Johanna had their first child. Anders and Kristina also added
three more children to their family during their time at Fiskartorp. When
Carl and family left Fiskartorp in 1866, another of their brothers, Johan
Edvard Andersson, came to work on the farm. In 1873 Anders and family, along
with Johan, moved to Ängen, also in Vårdinge parish, where Anders continues
to be listed as torpare, and in
1876 they moved to Peterslund where they stayed until 1879 although Johan
moved away in 1878. In 1879 Anders, Kristina and their two youngest children
moved to Frustuna parish back in Södermanland, where Anders is again listed
as a worker (arbetsk[arl]). The
family lived at No. 27 Tabergsberg C until 1880, then at Johansdal A until
1881, Gustafslund A until 1882 and Söra No 1 until 1886. In 1886 Anders and
Kristina moved to Dalsäter, where Anders is recorded as the homeowner (eg denoting hemmansegare).
They lived at Dalsäter until Anders' death in 1908.
21 February 1908 at Dalsäter,
Frustuna, Södermanland, Sweden
The cause of death is listed as pneumonitis (lunginflammation).
28 February 1908 in Frustuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
1828-1830:
Stora Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831: Stora
Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831-1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1835:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1843:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1843-1845:
Ödesby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1845: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1849:
Norrby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1849-1850:
Törnby, Bogsta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851:
Törnby, Bogsta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1853:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1853-1854:
Idinge, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1854-1855:
Tallstugan, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1855:
Sundbo, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1857:
Sundbo, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1857-1858:
Bomarsvik, Turinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1858-1859:
Ogåndan, Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Bomarsvik, Turinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1860: Mora,
Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861: Mora,
Överjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1863:
Aspdalen, Ytterjärna, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1863-1865:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1873:
Fiskarstugan, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1874-1875:
Ängen, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876: Ängen,
Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1879:
Peterslund, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1879-1880:
No. 27 Tabergsberg C, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1880:
Johansdal A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881:
Johansdal A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Gustafslund A, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1882-1885:
Söra No. 1, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886: Söra
No. 1, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1895:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1901-1906:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1908:
Dalsäter, Frustuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
Axel Edvard (Andersson, Persson) Bolin
27 June 1867, at Mellan Rote 5th
Qvarteret No. 40, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland, Sweden
7 July 1867, in Nyköpings Östra,
Södermanland, Sweden
Pehr Adolf
Andersson
Anna Maria Ersdotter
Axel was born on 27 June 1867 in
Nyköpings Östra parish, Södermanland where his family lived at No. 40 5th
Qvarteret and his father worked as a farmhand (dräng).
Later that year the family moved to Bryngelstorp, then to No. 105-109 5th
Qvarteret in 1869. The family moved to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri in Helgona
parish in 1872 where Pehr was as a factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are]).
Axel's mother died in 1883. Axel lived at Hargs bomullsspinneri (cotton
spinning mill) until 1889 when he moved to Fässberg parish in Göteborg och
Bohus county. At this time Axel took the surname Bolin also adding Persson
as a name which is a little confusing since this usually indicates the
previous surname when a new surname was taken but Axel's siblings seem to
have used their father's surname Andersson rather than the patronymic
Persson. Axel lived first at No. 24 or No. 22 Roten F, and is listed as a
labourer (arb[etare]) then moved to
Korndal in 1890 and No 56 and 57 Westra Haga in Göteborgs Masthugg parish in
1891 where he worked as a spinner (spinnare).
In 1893 Axel moved to Göteborgs Haga parish, living at Östra Haga No.
11 until January 1895, then Östra Haga No. 50B for most of 1895 and Östra
Haga No. 44B from December 1895 until 1897. In 1897 Axel moved to Västra
Haga No. 24 in Göteborgs Masthugg parish where he is shown working as a
spinner, then to Roten L No. 2 in Fässberg parish in 1898 where he is listed
as a worker (arb[etare]). In 1899
Axel moved to Kongsfors spinneri in Örby parish, Älvsborg county where he
lived for the next thirty years working as a factory worker (fabribriksarb[etare]).
In 1930 Axel moved to Lindersdal 3 at Skene Kullage, also in Örby parish
where he lived until 1933, still listed as a factory worker and in 1933 he
moved to Hult Nedrege in Örby parish where he is recorded as a pauper (fattighjon).
1954
Örby Lower cemetery (Nedre
begravningsplats), in Örby, Älvsborg, Sweden. The gravenumber is 03
07 55.
1867: Mellan
Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 40, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1867-1869:
Bryngelstorp, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Sankt Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1875:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1889:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1889-1890:
Roten F No. 24 or No. 22, Fässberg, Göteborg och Bohus
(Husförhörslängd)
1890-1891:
Korndal, Fässberg, Göteborg och Bohus (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1893:
Westra Haga Nos. 56 and 57, Göteborgs Masthugg, Göteborg och Bohus
(Husförhörslängd)
1893:
Göteborgs Masthugg, Göteborg och Bohus (Församlingsböcker)
1893-1895:
Östra Haga No. 11, Göteborgs Haga, Göteborg och Bohus
(Husförhörslängd)
1895-1895:
Östra Haga No. 50B, Göteborgs Haga, Göteborg och Bohus
(Husförhörslängd)
1895: Östra
Haga No. 50B, Göteborgs Haga, Göteborg och Bohus
(Församlingsböcker)
1895-1897:
Östra Haga No. 44B, Göteborgs Haga, Göteborg och Bohus
(Församlingsböcker)
1897: Västra
Haga No. 24, Göteborgs Masthugg, Göteborg och Bohus
(Församlingsböcker)
1898-1899:
Roten L No. 2, Fässberg, Göteborg och Bohus
(Församlingsböcker)
1899-1907:
Kongsfors spinneri, Örby, Älvsborg (Församlingsböcker)
1907-1924:
Kungsfors spinneri, Örby, Älvsborg (Församlingsböcker)
1924-1930:
Kungsfors fabrik, Örby, Älvsborg (Församlingsböcker)
1930-1932:
Lindersdal 3, Skene Kullage, Örby, Älvsborg (Församlingsböcker)
1932-1934:
Hult Nedrege, Örby, Älvsborg (Församlingsböcker)
Carl August Andersson
also spelled Karl August Andersson
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Charlottenlund, a torp under Sofielund,
where Carl was born
photo from Anna-Britta Magnusson
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14 December 1837 at Charlottenlund,
Ludgo, Södermanland, Sweden
17 December 1837 in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Johanna
Sophia Jansdotter on 18 October 1865 in Lästringe, Södermanland,
Sweden. Banns were read on 2 July 1865. Carl August Anderson is recorded as
a dräng from Rusth., Settersta.
Johanna Sofia Jannsdr is recorded as a piga
from Ahlsätter.
Garden worker (trädgårdsdräng),
farmworker (dräng), and
tenant farmer (torpare)
Carl August was born on 14 December
1837 at Charlottenlund, Ludgo parish, Södermanland where his father was a
tenant farmer (torpare). In 1841
the family moved to Säby in Svärta parish and in 1846 they moved to Husby,
also in Svärta parish, then to Ekeby in Runtuna parish in 1847. In November
1852, not yet fifteen, Carl moved away from home to work as a farmworker (dräng) at Klavsäter (Klafsetter) back
in Svärta parish. Within Svärta parish, Carl moved from Klavsäter to
Björkhult in November 1854 where he is listed as a garden worker (trädgårdsdräng) and then back to one of
his childhood residences, Husby in 1856. In October 1858 he moved from
Svärta parish to Boo parish in Stockholms län and then to Esta in Sättersta
parish in November 1860 where Carl is recorded for the first time as a
farmworker (dräng) rather than a
garden worker. He then moved to Weda, in Lästringe parish, Södermanland in
October 1861 (again as a garden worker) until October 1864 when he moved to
Tuve Rusthåll in Sättersta parish, Södermanland, back to being a farmworker.
In October 1865 Carl left Tuve Rusthåll, married Johanna Sophia Jansdotter
on 18 October 1865 in Lästringe, Södermanland and moved to Fiskartorp (torp
under Näsby), the torp of his brother Anders in Vårdinge, Stockholms län.
Their first child, Johan, was born at Fiskartorp in November 1865. In 1866
Carl, Johanna and Johan moved to Frustuna parish back in Södermanland where
Carl is still listed as a farmworker on the farm Ehrndal (or Ärendal). In
1868, the family, now with two children, moved to Märrön and the
Husförhörslängd there lists Carl as a torpare.
Märrön was a torp under Ehrendal,
so it seems that Carl moved into a torp
on the same farm that he was previously a farmworker on. In 1890, after 22
years at Märrön, Carl and his family moved to Solvik in Lästringe parish,
where he is listed as a torpare,
and in 1900 he retired to next door Karlberg, Lästringe, but moved to Albro
in Sättersta parish in November 1901. In 1912 Karl and Johanna fostered a
six year girl, Astrid Maria Stenius, who remained with them until 1916 when
she moved to Frustuna parish. Carl remained at Albro until his death in
1918.
27 March 1918
1837-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1845:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1850:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1852:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1852-1854:
Klavsäter, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1854-1855:
Björkhult, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856:
Björkhult, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1858:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1858-1860:
Kummelnäs, Boo, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1860-1861:
Esta, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1864:
Weda, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1864-1865:
Tuve Rusthåll, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1865:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1866:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1868:
Ehrendahl, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1868-1870:
Märrön, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Märrön, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Märrön, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Märrön, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Märrön, Frustuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1890-1891:
Solvik, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1894:
Solvik, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1895-1900:
Solvik, Lästringe, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901:
Karlberg, Lästringe, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1909:
Albro no. 2, Sättersta, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1910-1918:
Albro no. 2, Sättersta, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
Carl Alfred Andersson
31 December 1859, in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Södermanland, Sweden
3 January 1860, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
Carolina
Charlotta Andersdotter
Carl Alfred was born on 31 December
1859, in Lästringe parish, Södermanland. His unmarried mother, Carolina
Charlotta Andersdotter was living at Myra in Runtuna parish at the time but
had her baby in Lästringe, possibly at Lilla Längsjötorp where her mother
had grown up and her elder sister Maria lived at that time. He was baptised
on 3 January 1860, presumably in Runtuna parish where the baptism record is
found, and Maria and her husband were witnesses at the baptism, as were her
brother, Pehr Adolf Andersson and another sister, Johanna Christina
Andersdotter. In 1860 Carolina and Carl moved to Ährsta, also in Runtuna
parish and then to Österberga Båtsmanstorp in 1861. Carl died on 25 June
1863 from whooping cough (kikhosta).
25 June 1863, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden, aged 3
The cause of death is listed as whooping cough (kikhosta)
28 June 1863, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
1859-1860:
Myra, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1860:
Ährsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861:
Ährsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1863:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
Carl Emil (Andersson) Pettersson
18 May 1869, at Bryngelstorp,
Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland, Sweden
23 May 1869, in Nyköpings Östra,
Södermanland, Sweden
Pehr Adolf
Andersson
Anna Maria Ersdotter
Carl was born on 18 May 1869 at
Bryngelstorp in Nyköpings Östra parish, Södermanland where his father worked
as a farmhand (dräng). Later that
year the family moved to No. 105-109 5th Qvarteret in Nyköpings Östra, and
then to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri in Helgona parish in 1872 where Pehr was as a
factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are]).
Carl's mother died in 1883. Carl lived at Hargs bomullsspinneri (cotton
spinning mill) until his death from tuberculosis (lungsot)
in 1892 at the age of 23. At that time Karl is recorded as a factory worker
(fabriksarbetare) at Hargs fabrik.
In his death record, Karl is recorded with the surname Pettersson which is a
little confusing since his siblings seem to have used their father's surname
Andersson rather than the patronymic Pehrsson or Pettersson.
12 September 1892, in Helgona,
Södermanland, Sweden, aged 23
The cause of death is listed as tuberculosis (lungsot).
18 September 1892, in Helgona,
Södermanland, Sweden
1869:
Bryngelstorp, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Sankt Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1875:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1892:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
Emma Mathilda Andersson
also spelled Emma Matilda Andersson
15 August 1871, at No. 105 5th
Qvarteret, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland, Sweden
20 August 1871, in Nyköpings Östra,
Södermanland, Sweden
Pehr Adolf
Andersson
Anna Maria Ersdotter
Emma was born on 15 August 1871 at
No. 105 5th Qvarteret in Nyköpings Östra parish, Södermanland where her
father worked as a farmhand (dräng).
In 1872 the family moved to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri (cotton spinning mill) in
Helgona parish in 1872 where Pehr was as a factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are]).
Emma's mother died in 1883. Emma gave birth to a son, Edvin Konstantin, on
23 January 1892 and in November of that year she moved from her father's
home at Hargs bomullsspinneri to the quarters for unmarried women, still at
Hargs bomullsspinneri. Emma is listed as a factory worker (fabriksarb[etare])
at Harg. In 1902 Edvin was fostered by Karl Gustaf Andersson and Brita Sofia
Ersdotter and moved to their home at Anderslund
in Nyköpings St Nicolai. Emma worked at the spinneriet
at Harg until 1937 when she retired and moved 1 Kvarter Standard 8
in Nyköpings Västra parish, going to 13 Kvarter No. 6 in Nyköpings Östra
parish in 1938 and to 4 Kvarter No. 1 in 1939. Emma was still living at 4
Kvarter No. 1 in 1946. The Församlingsböcker notes that she is receiving a
basic pension (folkpension).
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1875:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1892:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1892-1895:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1901-1907:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1908-1916:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1916-1923:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1923-1936:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1936-1937:
Harg, Helgona, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1937-1938: 1
Kvarter Standard 8, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1938-1939:
13 Kvarter No. 6, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1939-1946: 4
Kvarter No. 1, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
Gustaf Alfred Andersson
18 November 1864, at Ärsta, Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
27 November 1864, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
Pehr Adolf
Andersson
Anna Maria Ersdotter
Gustaf was born on 18 November 1864
at Ärsta in Runtuna parish, Södermanland where his father worked as a
farmhand (dräng). In 1865 the
family moved to Husby in Svärta parish then to No. 40 5th Qvarteret in
Nyköpings Östra in 1866, Bryngelstorp in 1867, and to No. 105-109 5th
Qvarteret in 1869. The family moved to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri in Helgona
parish in 1872 where Pehr is listed as a factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are]).
Gustaf died on 21 May 1874 of typhoid (nervfeber)
and was buried in Helgona on 31 May.
21 May 1874, in Helgona,
Södermanland, Sweden, aged 9
The cause of death is listed as typhoid (nervfeber)
31 May 1874, in Helgona,
Södermanland, Sweden
1864-1865:
Ärsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1865: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1867:
Mellan Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 40, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1867-1869:
Bryngelstorp, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Sankt Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1874:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
Johan Edvard Andersson
30 June 1842, at Säby, Svärta,
Södermanland, Sweden
3 July 1842, in Svärta,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Johan Edvard was born on 30 June
1842, at Säby in Svärta parish, Södermanland where his father was a farmhand
(dräng). In 1846 the family moved
to Husby, also in Svärta parish, then to Ekeby in Runtuna parish in
1847. In 1857 Johan moved away from home to work as a servant boy (tj[änare]g[osse]) at Aspåker in Råby-Rönö parish, going
to Skälby in Runtuna parish in 1859 where he worked as a farmhand (dräng),
then Presttorp in 1861. In 1864 Johan moved to Nyköping Västra, living at
Forsta Qvarteret No. 54½. He moved to Grofwa in Lunda parish in April 1865
and back to Nyköping Västra in Novemebr 1865, now living at Andra Qvarteret
No. 20. In 1866 Johan moved to Fiskartorp, in Vårdinge parish in Stockholms
län where his elder brother Anders Gustaf Andersson was the torpare.
Johan is listed as a dräng at
Fiskartorp. When Anders Gustaf and his family moved to Ängen, also in
Vårdinge parish in 1874, Johan went with them, and he also made the move
with Anders to Peterslund in 1876. Here I lose track of Johan. He is listed
as going to Stockholm in 1878, but that entry is crossed out in the Flyttningslängder,
and a note in the Husförhörslängd states that he has "reappeared" (återkommen).
He is not listed at Peterslund in the 1880-1885 Husförhörslängd, I do not
see another Utflyttade listing for him after the 1878 Stockholm entry and
1880, and he is not found in the Rotemansarkivet for Stockholm.
1842-1845:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1850:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1855:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1857:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1857-1859:
Aspåker, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Skälby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861:
Skälby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1864:
Presttorp, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1864-1865:
Forsta Qvarteret No. 54½, Nyköping Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1865:
Grofwa, Lunda, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1865-1866:
Andra Qvarteret No. 20, Nyköping Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Fiskartorp, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1874:
Fiskarstugan, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1874-1875:
Ängen, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876: Ängen,
Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1878:
Peterslund, Vårdinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
Johan Fredrik (Andersson) Runman
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Johan Fredrik (Andersson) Runman
photo from Sune
Andersson fd Lövhyddan posted at Bygdeband |
7 March 1862, at Österberga
Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland, Sweden
9 March 1862, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
Carolina
Charlotta Andersdotter
Carl Johan Engström
Selma Amalia (Andersson)
Gustafsson on 18 October 1890 in Runtuna, Södermanland, Sweden
Banns were obtained on 14 September. Johan Fredr. Runman is recorded as a son, born on 7 March 1862, resident at
Österberga Båtsmanstorp. Selma Amalia Gustafsson. is recorded as a dotter,
born on 22 December 1865, resident at Skarpåkerstugan.
Selma Amalia was born on 22 December 1865 at Lindö in Runtuna parish,
Södermanland and baptised in Runtuna on 31 December 1865 the daughter of
Gustaf Anderson and Anna Brita Fredriksdotter. She lived with her family at
Lindö, where her father worked as a foreman (rätt[are])
until 1878 when they moved to Äresta and then to Odensberga Soldattorp in
1883. Selma moved away from home in 1885 to work as a servant (piga)
at Kappsta in Lid parish. She is recorded here using the surname Andersson.
In 1886 she moved to Nyköpings Västra parish, living at Nos. 64-65, Första
Qvarteret before returning to Runtuna to her parent's home, now at
Skarpåkerstugan. Selma married Johan Fredrik Runman on 18 October 1890 in
Runtuna. At this time she used the patronymic surname Gustafsson which she
used for many years before starting to use her husband's surname, Runman.
Johan and Selma lived at Nysäter Backstugan, where Johan worked as a joiner
(snick[are]). Johan and Selma had
two children at Nysäter before moving to
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Granstaholm circa. 1910. The couple on the
right are likely Johan Fredrik Runman and Selma Amalia Gustafsson
photo from Sune
Andersson fd Lövhyddan posted at Bygdeband |
Granstaholm in 1894. Johan is listed as the owner ([hemmans]eg[are])
at Granstaholm while still being listed as a joiner (snickare).
Selma had four more children at Granstaholm between 1898 and 1907. Johan and
Selma lived at Granstaholm for many years and Selma died there on 1 August
1939. The cause of death is listed as stomach cancer (magkräfta).
Selma was buried in Runtuna on 6 August 1939.
Residences:
1865: Lindö,
Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Lindö, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Lindö, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1878:
Lindö, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1878-1880:
Äresta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1883:
Äresta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1883-1885:
Odensberga Soldattorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1885:
Kappsta, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886:
Kappsta, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1888:
Nos. 64-65, Första Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1888-1890:
Skarpåkerstugan, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Nysäter Backstugan, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1894:
Nysäter Backstugan, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1894-1895:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1905:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1910:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1911-1916:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1917-1926:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1927-1936:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1939:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Död- och
begravningsbok)
- Ester Amalia (1891 - ? )
- Erik Julius (1894 - ? )
- Nils Fredrik (1898 - ? )
- Gustaf Elof (1901 - ? )
- Oskar Arnold (1904 - ? )
- Ernst Henning (1907 - ? )
Johan Fredrik was born on 7 March
1862, at Österberga Båtsmanstorp in Runtuna parish, Södermanland where his
unmarried mother, Carolina Charlotta Andersdotter was a "housed servant" (inh[yses] piga). In 1865 Carolina and
Johan moved to Runtunaby where she continued to work as a servant. Carolina
married Anders Runman on 25 November 1866. Anders was the new båtsman
living at Österberga båtsmanstorp, so Johan moved back to the same residence
where he had lived for the first three years of his life. Johan moved away
from Österberga Båtsmanstorp in 1878, going to Skogstorp in Helgona parish
where he worked a servant boy (tjenstg[osse]).
Johan moved to Bönsta in 1880 and at this time he took his stepfather's
surname, Runman. In 1883 Johan was crippled (ofärdig)
and in 1885 Johan moved back to his parent's home at Österberga Båtsmanstorp
in Runtuna parish. Johan married Selma Amalia Gustafsson on 18 October 1890
and the couple moved to Nysäter Backstugan, where Johan worked as a joiner (snick[are]). Johan and Selma had two
children at Nysäter before moving to
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Granstaholm circa. 1920.
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Granstaholm in 1894. Johan is listed as the owner ([hemmans]eg[are])
at Granstaholm while still being listed as a joiner (snickare).
Four more children were born at Granstaholm between 1898 and 1907. Between
1917 and 1926, Johan's occupation is changed from joiner (snickare)
to painter (målaren). Johan and
Selma lived at Granstaholm until at least 1939 when Selma died there on 1
August 1939.
1862-1865:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1865:
Runtunaby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866:
Runtunaby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1878:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1878-1880:
Skogstorp, Helgona, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1880:
Bönsta, Helgona, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Bönsta, Helgona, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1885:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Nysäter Backstugan, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1894:
Nysäter Backstugan, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1894-1895:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1905:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1910:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1911-1916:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1917-1926:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1927-1936:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1939:
Granstaholm, Runtuna, Södermanland (Död- och
begravningsbok - Selma)
Pehr Adolf Andersson
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View of Lake Båvern from the farm
Sofielund
photo from Anna-Britta Magnusson
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also spelled Pehr Adolph Andersson and Per Adolf Andersson
17 July 1835, at Sofielund (also
spelled Sophiælund), Ludgo, Södermanland, Sweden
19 July 1835, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Anna Maria Ersdotter on 1 November
1863, in Runtuna, Södermanland, Sweden
Per Adolf Andersson is recorded as a farmhand (dräng),
born in 1835 and resident at Ärsta. Anna Maria Ersdotter is recorded as a
servant (piga), born in 1831 and
also from Ärsta.
Anna Maria was born on 19 October 1831 at Skresta in Helgona parish,
Södermanland and baptised in Helgona on 22 October, the daughter of Eric
Pärsson and Brita Cajsa Nilsdotter, where her parents were living with
Eric's mother and stepfather. In 1833, the Eric, Brita and Anna moved to
Ekeby in Råby-Rönö parish where Eric was a farmer (hemm[ans]br[ukare]).
Anna lived with her family at Ekeby until 1859 when she moved to Ährsta
(later spelled Ärsta) in Runtuna parish where she worked as a servant (piga). In 1862 farmhand (dräng)
Per Adolf Andersson also moved to Ärsta and the two were married on 1
November 1863 and had their first child, Gustaf, there in 1864. In 1865 the
family moved to Husby in Svärta parish then to No. 40 5th Qvarteret in
Nyköpings Östra in 1866 where Axel was born, then Bryngelstorp in 1867 where
the family added Carl, and to No. 105-109 5th Qvarteret in 1869 where Emma
was born. The family moved to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri back in Helgona parish
in 1872 where Pehr is listed as a factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are])
presumably at the cotton spinning mill (bomullsspinneri),
and later as a woodworker (träarbetare).
The couple lived at Harg for the rest of their lives. Anna Maria died in
Helgona on 15 February 1883 from stomach cancer (magkräfta),
aged 51, and was buried there on 18 February 1883.
Residences:
1831-1833:
Skresta öfvergård, Helgona, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1833-1834:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1835-1840:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1845:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1850:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1855:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1859:
Ekeby, Råby-Rönö, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Ährsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1863:
Ärsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1863-1865:
Ärsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1865: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1867:
Mellan Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 40, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1867-1869:
Bryngelstorp, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Sankt Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1875:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1883:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
Pehr was born on 17 July 1835 at
Sophiælund in Ludgo parish, Södermanland where his father worked as a
farmhand (statdräng). In 1835 the
family moved to Charlottenlund where his father was a tenant farmer (torpare).
In 1841 the family moved to Säby in Svärta parish where his father worked as
a farmhand (dräng), moving to Husby
in 1846 and to Ekeby in Runtuna parish in 1847. In 1851 Pehr moved away from
home to work as a farmhand (dräng)
at Gransta, then moving to Nystugan in 1854, to Myra in 1856, where his
younger sister, Carolina also worked, then to Sundby in 1858 and Ärsta in
1862, working in each of these places as a farmhand (dräng).
In 1860 he was a witness at the baptism of his nephew, Carl Alfred, son of
Carolina, in Runtuna. Working at Ärsta when he got there in 1862 was piga Anna Maria Ersdotter, and Pehr
married her on 1 November 1863, having their first child, Gustaf, there in
1864. In 1865 the family moved to Husby in Svärta parish then to No. 40 5th
Qvarteret in Nyköpings Östra in 1866 where Axel was born, then Bryngelstorp
in 1867 where the family added Carl, and to No. 105-109 5th Qvarteret in
1869 where Emma was born. In 1871 Pehr's occupation was changed from
farmhand (dräng) to labourer (arb[ets]k[arl]).
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Harg factory in Helgona parish,
Södermanland, Sweden, in the late 1880s when Pehr worked there as
a woodworker
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The family moved to Hargs Bomulls Spinneri in Helgona parish in 1872 where
Pehr is listed as a factory worker (fabr[iks]arbet[are])
presumably at the cotton spinning mill (bomullsspinneri),
and later as a woodworker (träarbetare)
while still living at the Harg cotton mill. Anna Maria died in February
1883. Pehr continued to live and work at Harg cotton mill until his death on
21 December 1910.
21 December 1910
1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1835:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1845:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1850:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851: Ekeby,
Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1852:
Gransta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1852-1854:
Gransta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1854-1855:
Nystugan, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856:
Nystugan, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1858:
Myra, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1858-1860:
Sundby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1862:
Sundby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1862-1865:
Ärsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1865: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866: Husby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1867:
Mellan Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 40, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1867-1869:
Bryngelstorp, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1869-1870:
Sankt Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871: Sankt
Anna Rote 5th Qvarteret No. 105-109, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1875:
Hargs Bomulls Spinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Hargs Bomullsspinneri, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1895:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1907:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1908-1910:
Hargs Fabrik Spinneriet, Helgona, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
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