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| 351 |  | 1824 Alexander Fraser baptism | ||
| 352 | | 1824 Alexander Fraser baptism | ||
| 353 |  | 1824-10-05JanetWhitehouseBaptism | ||
| 354 |  | 1824-10-05JanetWhitehouseBaptism | ||
| 355 |  | 1825 - Daniel Dill fails to appear for jury duty State of Georgia. } SS in the Mayor's Court City of Augusta. } It appearing in the Court, by the Sheriff's return, that Benjamin G. Sims, Ephraim L. Whitlock, David Smith, Daniel Dill, and Green B. Holland, had been duly summoned to attend this court as jurors, and had made default: Or heed, that they each be fined in teh sum of ten dollars, unless sufficient excuse be filed with the clerk, on oath, on or before the first day of the next term. True extract from the minutes of February term, 1825. Andrew Jackson Miller, Deputy Clerk. March 19. | ||
| 356 | | 1825 - Daniel Dill fails to appear for jury duty State of Georgia. } SS in the Mayor's Court City of Augusta. } It appearing in the Court, by the Sheriff's return, that Benjamin G. Sims, Ephraim L. Whitlock, David Smith, Daniel Dill, and Green B. Holland, had been duly summoned to attend this court as jurors, and had made default: Or heed, that they each be fined in teh sum of ten dollars, unless sufficient excuse be filed with the clerk, on oath, on or before the first day of the next term. True extract from the minutes of February term, 1825. Andrew Jackson Miller, Deputy Clerk. March 19. | ||
| 357 | | 1825 - Daniel Dill to receive lost item 1 Apr 1825 LOST. On the 23rd inst a POCKET BOOK, containing sundry papers and a sum of money say 130 dollars, viz: $100 bill, Bank of Darien Georgia, No. 429 dated May 4th 1819, marked letter A. among the rest of the Bank Bills was a two dollar bill, fo the Bank of South Carolina, and two ten dollar Bills, on what Bank not recollected. A suitable reward will be given for its recovery. any person finding the same will please leave it with Mr. Daniel Dill, or Mr. Benjamin Cutliff, otherwise to the subscriber, Wm. L. Walker, of Lincoln County March 25 | ||
| 358 | | 1825 - Daniel Dill to receive lost item 1 Apr 1825 LOST. On the 23rd inst a POCKET BOOK, containing sundry papers and a sum of money say 130 dollars, viz: $100 bill, Bank of Darien Georgia, No. 429 dated May 4th 1819, marked letter A. among the rest of the Bank Bills was a two dollar bill, fo the Bank of South Carolina, and two ten dollar Bills, on what Bank not recollected. A suitable reward will be given for its recovery. any person finding the same will please leave it with Mr. Daniel Dill, or Mr. Benjamin Cutliff, otherwise to the subscriber, Wm. L. Walker, of Lincoln County March 25 | ||
| 359 | | 1825 - Ice Cream Advertisement Ice Cream No. 288, Broad-Street The Ladies and gEntlemen of Augusta are informed that the subscribers have on hand every Evening, from 4 to 8 o'clock, P.M. a supply of ICE CREAMS, of various kinds. Families can be supplied by sending any time within the above mentioned hours. Danile Dill, & Co. May 6 | ||
| 360 | | 1825 - Ice Cream Advertisement Ice Cream No. 288, Broad-Street The Ladies and gEntlemen of Augusta are informed that the subscribers have on hand every Evening, from 4 to 8 o'clock, P.M. a supply of ICE CREAMS, of various kinds. Families can be supplied by sending any time within the above mentioned hours. Danile Dill, & Co. May 6 | ||
| 361 |  | 1825 Birth Anna Greta Magnidotter Born Dec 15, baptized Dec. 16. Parents are hemmansbrukare Magnus Johansson and wife Maria Persdotter of Marbäcks Vestergård. Godparents are hemmansbrukare Carl Jacobsson of Eket and dräng Anders Andersson of Prestgården and wife Sara Nilsdotter of Eket and pigan Maja Månsdotter of Marbäcks Vestergård. | ||
| 362 | | 1825 Birth Anna Greta Magnidotter | ||
| 363 |  | 1825 Moving Out - Pär Lindström Takes the name Lindström in his moving-out papers. Moving-out register indicates that he was "Smed Ges" (journeyman blacksmith) at "Mäst. Rahm" before moving to S. Villie - we can infer that this is the same person as Pehr Nilsson. | ||
| 364 | | 1825 Moving Out - Pär Lindström | ||
| 365 |  | 1825 Pehr Lindström Moving In Smed Gesällen Pehr Lindström arrives from Skivarp on 20 Oct 1825, destination Simmebrohuset | ||
| 366 | | 1825 Pehr Lindström Moving In | ||
| 367 |  | 1825-1826 Ville Simmebrohuset - Pehr Lindström | ||
| 368 | | 1825-1826 Ville Simmebrohuset - Pehr Lindström | ||
| 369 |  | 1826 Moving In - Pehr Lindström On 30 Oct 1826, Pehr Lindström arrives from Villie with destination "Olson" - other references on this page suggest that this is related to a forge or blacksmith. | ||
| 370 | | 1826 Moving In - Pehr Lindström | ||
| 371 |  | 1826 Moving Out - Pehr Lindström Leaves Simmebrohuset on 7 Jun 1826 with destination Skivarp | ||
| 372 | | 1826 Moving Out - Pehr Lindström | ||
| 373 |  | 1826-1829 HER Pär Lindström Ges. (journeypan) at Smedmäst Nils Rahm | ||
| 374 | | 1826-1829 HER Pär Lindström | ||
| 375 |  | 1826-1830 Household Exam Magnus Johansson family Household included: Br (brukare) Magnus Johansson, b 19 Oct 1789 at Flisby, arrived from Solberga in 1809; wife Maria Persdotter, b 14 Sep 1795 at Marbäck; daughter Anna Greta b 15 Dec 1825 in Marbäck; son Carl Magnus b. 24 Jul 1829 at Marbäck. | ||
| 376 | | 1826-1830 Household Exam Magnus Johansson family | ||
| 377 |  | 1826-1831 HER Ola Pärsson family Ola, listed as Åbo, has perhaps inherited the farm from his father-in-law. Bengta, however, dies due to complications from childbirth. Her son Pär (or Pehr) survives. He remarried to Anna Jacobsdotter and they have a son together, Jacob. | ||
| 378 | | 1826-1831 HER Ola Pärsson family | ||
| 379 |  | 1826-1831 Skivarp Household Exam Berta Pärsdotter Åb. Nils Mårtensson's enka (widow) Berta Pärsdotter | ||
| 380 | | 1826-1831 Skivarp Household Exam Berta Pärsdotter | ||
| 381 | | 1827 - Confectionary business announcement Confectionary, No. 288 Borad-Street D. Dill respectfully tenders his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which they have favored him, and offers his services to them generally in the Confectionary business, in all its branches. All orders, both town and country, will be supplied at the shortest reasonable notice, and at as low prices as any in the city. He has now on hand a good supply of the first quality Cordials, Lemon Syrup, Wine, Liquors, Capers, Olives, Raisins, Almonds, Figs, Filberts, Dried Beef, Bologna Sausage, Syrup of Orgeat, Candies of all descriptions, Sugar Plumbs of different sizes, Pound Cakes, Wedding Cakes, and Pastry Cookery, of all kinds, furnished in the neatest style if notice be given the day previous. Also, Segars and Tobacco, of the best kind, and a few barrels of new Georgia Flour. October 1 | ||
| 382 | | 1827 - Confectionary business announcement Confectionary, No. 288 Borad-Street D. Dill respectfully tenders his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which they have favored him, and offers his services to them generally in the Confectionary business, in all its branches. All orders, both town and country, will be supplied at the shortest reasonable notice, and at as low prices as any in the city. He has now on hand a good supply of the first quality Cordials, Lemon Syrup, Wine, Liquors, Capers, Olives, Raisins, Almonds, Figs, Filberts, Dried Beef, Bologna Sausage, Syrup of Orgeat, Candies of all descriptions, Sugar Plumbs of different sizes, Pound Cakes, Wedding Cakes, and Pastry Cookery, of all kinds, furnished in the neatest style if notice be given the day previous. Also, Segars and Tobacco, of the best kind, and a few barrels of new Georgia Flour. October 1 | ||
| 383 | | 1827 - Daniel Dill business dissolved Dissolution. The Firm of Daniel Dill & Co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. Those indebted to the concern are expected to come forward to settle their accounts without delay. H. Salm D. Dill July 24th, 1827 | ||
| 384 | | 1827 - Daniel Dill business dissolved Dissolution. The Firm of Daniel Dill & Co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. Those indebted to the concern are expected to come forward to settle their accounts without delay. H. Salm D. Dill July 24th, 1827 | ||
| 385 |  | 1827 Marriage John Fraser Margaret Beattie | ||
| 386 | | 1827 Marriage John Fraser Margaret Beattie | ||
| 387 |  | 1827 Moving Out Johannes Månsson family Leaving Kopparp farm in Marbäck on March 16 were: Hemmansbrukare Johannes Månsson, wife, 2 sons and 1 daughter. The next entry lists his father Måns Persson, and the following entry after that is for his sister-in-law Anna Månsdotter. All her going to Frinnaryd. | ||
| 388 | | 1827 Moving Out Johannes Månsson family | ||
| 389 | | 1827-1833 Household Exam Jöns Larsson family | ||
| 390 |  | 1827-1833 Household Exam Jöns Larsson family Original entry is for Äg. (owner) Jöns Larsson, wife Sissa and daughter Else. It appears that Mårten and his wife and child moved into the household in 1829. Jöns and Else born at Dybeck; Sissa born at Skoghuset. Jöns is listed as "utfattig", Sissa as "fattighjon", and Else as "krympling". | ||
| 391 |  | 1827-1835 HER Johannes Månsson family Included in the household are: Br (brukare) Johannes Månsson, wife Maria Christina Månsdotter, son Johan Magnus, daughter Anna Stina, son Peter Anders, son Carl Gustaf (born and died in 1828), daughter Maria Lovisa, and son Carl August. Also in the household are widower Måns Persson (Johannes' father) and Anna Månsdotter (Maria Christina's sister). A note off to the right indicates that their landlord, Isac Samuelsson, wishes to farm the land himself and the family thus has to leave in 1835, returning to Marbäck. |
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| 392 | | 1827-1835 HER Johannes Månsson family | ||
| 393 | | 1828 - Flour advertisement NEW FLOUR. The subscriber has just received a few Barrels of NEW GEORGIA FLOUR, at his Confectionary, No. 288 Broad-street, where a general assortment of Confectionary may be had at all times. D. Dill Oct 2 | ||
| 394 | | 1828 - Flour advertisement NEW FLOUR. The subscriber has just received a few Barrels of NEW GEORGIA FLOUR, at his Confectionary, No. 288 Broad-street, where a general assortment of Confectionary may be had at all times. D. Dill Oct 2 | ||
| 395 |  | 1828 Baptism Mary and Margaret Fraser | ||
| 396 | | 1828 Baptism Mary and Margaret Fraser | ||
| 397 |  | 1828 Flyttningsbevis from Västra Nöbbelöv to Östra Vemmenhög | ||
| 398 | | 1828-1829 Household Exam Mårten Nilsson | ||
| 399 |  | 1828-1829 Household Exam Mårten Nilsson Arrived from Nobbelöf 1828; left for Ölöf No. 16 1829. Marriage to Anna Jönsdotter is noted. | ||
| 400 | | 1828BaptismAnnCampbell |