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| 1901 |  | HermanBroddFamily009.jpg Funeral Card: Brodd, Carl Herman (1879-1957) (outside) | ||
| 1902 | | HermanBroddFamily010.jpg Funeral Card: Brodd, Lillie (1878-1964) (inside) | ||
| 1903 | | HermanBroddFamily011.jpg Funeral Card: Brodd, Lillie (1878-1964) (outside) | ||
| 1904 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 1905 | | HermanBroddFamily013.jpg | ||
| 1906 | | HermanBroddFamily014.jpg | ||
| 1907 | | HermanBroddFamily015.jpg | ||
| 1908 | | HermanBroddFamily016.jpg | ||
| 1909 | | HermanBroddFamily017.jpg | ||
| 1910 | | HermanBroddFamily018.jpg | ||
| 1911 | | HermanBroddFamily019.jpg | ||
| 1912 | | HermanBroddFamily020.jpg | ||
| 1913 |  | Herr Lagesgården entry for Soldat Brodd and family Soldier No. 46 of the Skaraborg REg. Lif. Comp, Anders Gustaf Brodd, is living at Herr Lagesgården with his wife Gustafva Johansdotter, daughter Anna Mathilda, son Johan August and daughter Augusta Charlotta. In a note off to the side, it says something about leaving for Amerika in 1875. | ||
| 1914 |  | Herr Lagesgården farm entry for Soldat Brodd and family Soldier No. 46, Anders Gustaf Johansson Brodd, is living at Herr Lagesgården with his wife Gustafva Johansdotter and their daughter Anna Mathilda. Their marriage date is noted at 7 Aug 1869. | ||
| 1915 |  | Herrestad entry for Hilda Maria Petersdotter Herrestad farm. Hilda is working as a maid at Herrestad. She arrives on 15 Nov 1878 from Ö. Ryd, marries on 1 Nov 1879 and moves to Örtomta (Östergotland) on 3 Nov 1879. Banns read 31 Aug 1879. | ||
| 1916 |  | Hill Properties (Lots) 1893 From Mary Hill to Christian Pearson, Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 in Block 16, Third Addition, Weston | ||
| 1917 |  | Hils Andersson Farm Working for Åbo Hils Andersson | ||
| 1918 | | Högaskog Stora for Magnus Johansson and wife Living at Stora Högaskog during this time were: Nils Persson, his wife Anna Persdotter and their son Johan Nilsson. Also drängen Magnus Johansson and his wife Maria Persdotter. Others on the farm were Maria Johansdotter, daughter Anna (?), Stina Bengtesdotter (?), (illeg.) Jonsson, Stina H(illeg.), Anna Stina Persdotter and Peter Johansson. Relationships, if any, of Magnus and Maria to others on the farm are not known. | ||
| 1919 | | Höjatorp no.19 entry for Christian Pearson Working at Höjatorp no.19 is Christian Pearson, arriving from Åvarp No. 1 in 1860 and leaving for Ugglarp in 1861. | ||
| 1920 | | HolBirthRecord_1765MariaEricsdotter | ||
| 1921 | | HolHER1795-1811_EricHallgrenFamily | ||
| 1922 | | Holmängen farm entry for Adolf Lundquist family Carl is a farmhand for the Adolf Lundquist family (no known connection to Carl or his family based on cursory review). He arrives in 1851 and leaves in 1853. | ||
| 1923 | | HolMovingIn1798_MariaEricsdotter | ||
| 1924 | | HolMovingOut1801_AndersEriksson | ||
| 1925 |  | Homestead Farm 1905 From Christian Pearson to Peter William Pearson, W2SE4 Sec 26, R14N R6E, 80 acres | ||
| 1926 |  | Homestead Farm 1905 p2 | ||
| 1927 |  | Homestead Farm 1905 p3 | ||
| 1928 |  | Homestead Farm from P.W. back to Christian 1907 From P.W. Pearson to Christian Pearson, W2SE4 Sec 26, R14N R6E, 80 acres | ||
| 1929 |  | Homestead Farm to Fritz 1907 From Schuyler Smith to Christian Pearson, W2SE4 Sec 26, R14N R6E, 80 acres | ||
| 1930 | | Hörby No. 80 Entry for Nils Olsson Torp Nils Olsson 17/6 1814. From Sölvesborg 1838. Pigan Rista Olasdotter also listed (sister?) | ||
| 1931 | | Hörby No. 80 Entry for Nils Olsson family Torp Nils Olsson 17/6 1814 H. Botill Jönsdotter 22/11 1811 Ysane D. Elna 18/2 1842 D. Bengta 6/11 1843 S. Ola 3/12 1848 left 23/10 1846 to Ivetofta | ||
| 1932 | | Hörby No. 80 Entry for Nils Olsson family Torp Nils Olsson 17/6 1814 H. Botill Jönsdotter 22/11 1811 Ysane - a date of 1/5 1841 is mentioned (married? moved in?) D. Elna 18/2 1842 D. Bengta 6/11 1843 Pigan Rista Olasdotter 9/3 1810 also listed - possibly Nis' sister? | ||
| 1933 | | Household Exam 1754-1759 Lars Hultman family Not sure what to make of this record - Lars did not marry Catharina until 1760 so this record is out of place. There may be members of Catharina's family here (her mother perhaps?). | ||
| 1934 | | Household Exam 1763-1766 Lars Hultman family Notation that the family went to Grimstorp ~1763, which is in Sandsjö parish | ||
| 1935 | | Household Exam 1766 Lars Hultman family | ||
| 1936 | | Household Exam 1773-1779 Hans Olofsson family Hans is listed as "Bonden". His mother-in-law is living with the family. | ||
| 1937 | | Household Exam Nils Olsson 1835-1838 No. 63 Drangen Nils Olsson 1814 from Mjällby 1835, back to Mjällby 1838 | ||
| 1938 | | Household Examination Records, Sven Hansson family Living at No. 4 Kålaberga were Sven Hansson, widow Elna Nilsdotter stepson Ola Nilsson, and daughters Bengta and Anna Svensdotter. | ||
| 1939 |  | Hultman Census 1900 Jonas is with his son Joseph (Joel). Joseph, head, white, mail, Dec 1851, Single Jonas P., father, white, mail, Aug 1812, widowed Both emigrated in 1854, | ||
| 1940 |  | Hultman Family 1860 Dwelling 2680, Family 2680 Joseph Holdman, 50, male, farmer, Sweden --Annie, 40, female, Sweden --Augustus, 12, male, Sweden --Joseph, 8, male, Sweden --Franklin, 6, male, Illinois --Edney, 2, male [incorrect], Illinois --Andrew, 4/12, male, Illinois | ||
| 1941 | | Ida Kristina Persson | ||
| 1942 | | Ida Kristina Persson moving-in 1884 4 Nov 1884 | ||
| 1943 |  | Ida Martinson Mostrom headstone | ||
| 1944 |  | Ida Martinson obituary Obituary Mrs. Ida Mostrom, well known and beloved member of the Ceresco community, was suddenly called to her Eternal Home Thursday afternoon following a heart attach which she suffered two days earlier. At her death she was 67 years, 7 months and 22 days old. She was born September 4, 1877 in the Swedeburg community and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Martinson. February 8, 1899, she was happily married to Mr. Fred Mostrom and to this union were born six children, two dying in infancy. Mrs. Mostrom's entire life was lived in Saunders County and the last thirty-five years have been spent in Ceresco. Her devoted husband, Fred Mostrom, passed away in 1935 and since then she has made her home with her daughter and son-in-law, the Joe Nelson family, where she found comfort and tender care. Mrs. Mostrom was a Christian of the unfeigned faith, and a faithful member of the Evang. Covenant church of Ceresco since 1908. In the days of her strength she was a tireless church worker, and for a number of years sang in the choir and served as a Sunday School teacher. To the last she rarely missed a service or a prayer meeting. Mr. Mostrom will be greatly missed from our community. She is deeply mourned by four children, one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Nelson of Ceresco; three sons, Carl of Ceresco, Philip of Chicago, Ill. and John of Bartlesville, Okla.; five chandchildren; two sisters, Miss Mathilda Martinson of Chicago, Ill and Mrs. H. F. Carlson of Batavia, Ill. and many other relatives and friends. Funderal service was conducted Monday afternoon at the Covenant church in Ceresco with Rev. Ebert Turnquist officiating. Music was was contributed by Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mrs. Russell Swanson, with Miss Dorothy Dahl at the piano. Pallbearers were John Dahl, Arvid Swanson; Chas. Nelson; John Edner and William and Harry Nelson. Interment was in Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo, | ||
| 1945 |  | Inventory of Mercer Brown Estate | ||
| 1946 | | IrvinPearsonFamily001.jpg | ||
| 1947 | | IrvinPearsonFamily002.jpg | ||
| 1948 | | IrvinPearsonFamily003.jpg | ||
| 1949 | | IrvinPearsonFamily004.jpg | ||
| 1950 | | IrvinPearsonFamily005.jpg |