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| 1651 |  | Espås farm listing for Gustafva Johansdotter Gustafva is working as a maid at Espås. She arrived from Lena in 1866 and worked there until 1869, when it is noted that she married Soldier Brodd on 18 August 1869. Her date of departure was 22 October 1869. | ||
| 1652 |  | Esther Hanson | ||
| 1653 |  | Etta Kneip Obituary Etta Kneip Mrs. Etta May Kneip, 1115 5th St., died Monday at her home. She was 74. Born in Carbondale, Kan., Aug. 6, 1897, she was reared there, and came to Colorado Springs in 1917, where she was married on June 16 to John T. Kneip. After their marriage, Kneip mined for a year in the Cripple Creek area, then moved to Greeley in 1918. He died Aug 11, 1955. Surviving are four sons and daughter, John R. Kneip of Windsor and Oather Kneip of Fort Worth, Texas; Mrs. Dorothy McArthur of Denver and Mrs. Shirley White of Greeley; and six grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, John James of Berryton, Kan., and Everett James of Carbondale, Kan. Services will be held in Linn Grove Cemetery. | ||
| 1654 |  | Evald Brodd Obituary | ||
| 1655 |  | Evelyn Johnson wedding invitation | ||
| 1656 |  | Everett James obituary - Topeka Capital-journal Everett Eugene "Peachy" James, 77, Carbondale, died Wednesday, March 18, at a Topeka hospital. He had been ill four months. Mr. James was sexton of Carbondale Cemetery many years. He also drove a bus for Carbondale schools and Santa Fe Trail High School 21 years. He was an independent contractor and had built several buildings and laid foundations for many buildings in the Carbondale area. He was an Army veteran of World War II, having served in Europe. He participated in the campaigns for the Ardennes, Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, and Rhineland and the Battle of the Bulge. He was born Nov. 17, 1909, at Carbondale, the son of George Grant and Rachel Ella Vail James. He at- tended Carbondale schools and spent his life in Carbondale. Mr. James attended Grace Chapel in Carbondale. He was a member of Anderson-Raible Post No. 239 of the American Legion at Overbrook and Edward Ted Rowe Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 2709 at Scranton and was a charter member of the Carbondale Volunteer Fire Department. He was married to Mildred Fern Carey Sept. 15, 1954, at Oskaloosa, Iowa. She survives. Other survivors include a son, William Eugene James, Carbondale; a brother, John James, Berryton; and a granddaughter. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Grace Chapel at Carbondale. Burial will be in Ridgeway Cemetery near Carbondale. Mr. James will lie in state from 4 until 9 p.m. today at Greenwood-Roberts Funeral Home in Overbrook and afternoon Friday at the church. Relatives and friends will meet from 6 until p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Grace Chapel in Carbondale. | ||
| 1657 |  | Fattighuset entry for Johanna Tufvesdotter | ||
| 1658 | | Flaskhall farm entry for Gunnar Andreasson Living at the Hagen dwelling at Flaskhall farm were Gunnar Andreasson, wife Maja Kajsa Johansdotter, Brita Maria Persdotter, Anders Petter Persson, Johanna Persdotter, August Gunnarsson and Johannes Gunnarsson (b. 1871, d. 1873). Son Anders Petter left in 1874 and daughter Johanna left in 1876 (both to work at nearby farms). Maja Cajsa's brother August left in 1873, possibly to be married in Lena (hard to read). | ||
| 1659 | | Flaskhall farm entry for Gunnar Andreasson family Living at Hagen farm on Flaskhall during this time were Gunnar Andreasson, Maja Kajsa Johansdotter, Brita Maria Persdotter, son August Gunnarsson and Johanna Persdotter. Johanna had previously left on 31 OCT 1881 to move to another farm, and is also noted as leaving for North Amerika on 24 March 1884. Working as farm hands were Maja Cajsa's brother August Johansson and Maja Cajsa's son from her first marriage, Anders Petter Persson. Anders Petter died on 15 OCT 1880. August Johansson left in 1880 to go work elsewhere. | ||
| 1660 | | Flaskhall farm entry for Johan Johansson family Anders Petter Johansson is working as a farmhand on a farm owned by Johan Johansson, who does not have any known connection to Anders Petter or his extended family (based on cursory review only). He arrived in 1860 from Bergstena and leaves in 1851. | ||
| 1661 | | Flaskhall farm entry for Pehr Andersson/Gunnar Andreasson family This is one of the most important documents in this line of the family. At first, the head of the household is Pehr Andersson with wife Maja Cajsa Johansdotter and their three children: Britta Maria, Anders Petter and Johanna. Pehr dies in 1863 and Maja Cajsa remarries to Gunnar Andreasson from Mellby. They have a son together in 1868 named August. Cajsa's young brother Johan works for them from 1864 to 1867 (during the period when Maja Cajsa was probably without a husband) and then leaves for Segerstad. Cajsa's other young brother August (twin of Johan) works for them starting in 1868. |
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| 1662 | | Flyttningsbevis for Hultman Family, 1853 Äkta malarna Jonas Peter Hultman och Anna Stina Johannesdotter, som 1839 kom ifrån Skepperstad till Stockaryd och Gellaryd socknar samt nu flyttar till Wrigstad sn, äro födde, mannen d. 1 aug. 1812 i Skepperstad sn och hustr. d. 6 sept, 1818 i Stockaryd, till vilka socknar deras föräldrar hörde vid födelsen. Båda äger godkänd Christendomskunskap, hafva utan anmärkning brukat nådemedlen och äro välkände till sin frejd, som kan anses god..för löpande året här icke skattskrivne. Båda är vaccinerade. Med dem flyttar deras barn: Hennes d. LisaCarin född d. 7/1 1838. Läser godkänt i och utan bok Bådas d. Anna Lovisa f.d. 17/10 1840. Ditto, Ditto ” d. Lisa Stina f. 30/12 1842 Läser efter sin ålder ” s. Olof August f. 3/3 1848 “ s. Joel Fritiof f. 3/12 1851 Lena är född i Skepperstad sn, alla de öfriga i Stockaryd. Alla är vaccinerade. Hjelmseryd d. 19 Jan. 1853. A. Hjelmquist Translation: Married couple Jonas Peter Hultman and Anna Stina Johannesdotter, who in 1839 came from Skepperstad to Stockaryd and Gellaryd parishes and now move to Wrigstad parish, are born, the husband Aug 1, 1812 and the wife Sep 6, 1818 in Stockaryd, to which parishes their parents belonged at the time of birth. Both have acceptable knowledge regarding Christianity, have received communion and are well known for their civil status which is good. Are not domiciled here for tax purposes any more. Both are vaccinated. Their children move with them: Her d. Lisa Carin b. Jan 1, 1838. Can read in a book and also by heart Both´s d. Anna Lovisa b. Oct 17, 1840. Ditto, Ditto ” d. Lisa Stina b. Dec 30, 1842 Ability to read is in accordance to her age ” s. Olof August b. Mar 3, 1848 “ s. Joel Fritiof b. Dec 3, 1851 Lena is born in Skepperstad parish, all the others in Stockaryd. All are vaccinated. Hjelmseryd Jan 19, 1853. A. Hjelmquist | ||
| 1663 | | Flyttningsbevis for Jöns Mårtensson Moving document created at Skivarp parish; retained at Önnestad parish. | ||
| 1664 | | Forserums Klockaregård entry for Carl Johan Edvard Gustafsson family Listed at Forserums Klockaregård in Stationssamhället (railroad town) in Fredriksborg (building name?) are Trävaruhandel (lumber trader) Karl Johan Edvard Gustafsson, his wife Ida Kristina Karlsdotter and children Adina Elisabeth and Karl Elias. Both of the children are marked as not baptized! The family leaves in 1893. | ||
| 1665 |  | Frank Rademacher family | ||
| 1666 |  | Frank Rademacher family, 1885 |
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| 1667 |  | Frasier family headstone | ||
| 1668 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
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| 1669 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 1670 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
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| 1698 |  | Funeral card for John August Brodd | ||
| 1699 | | Gäckelgardet farm entry for Sven Johansson Gustafva is working as a maid for the Sven Johansson family (no known connection to Gustafva, based on cursory review). She arrives from Bergstena in 1855 and leaves for Mellby in 1856. Gustafva returns in 1857 and then leaves again for Mellby in 1858. Both Sven and his wife were from Mellby, so perhaps Gustafva is sent "on loan" to Mellby due to her employers' connections. I could not find Gustafva anywhere in the Mellby records. | ||
| 1700 | | Gåseryd entry for Magnus Johansson Farmhand at Gåseryd, birth place listed as Flisby, arrived in 1809(?) |