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| 1851 | 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 | Hultman, Anna Louisa (I63)
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| 1852 | 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 | Hultman, Lisa Stina (I64)
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| 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 | Hultman, Claus August (I67)
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| 1854 | 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 | Hultman, Joel Fritjof (I68)
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| 1855 | Albert and Anna lived in Malmo NE. In 1918 they lived in Weston, NE. | Lawson, Albert Victor (I2943)
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| 1856 | Albert and Sadie lived in Malmo, NE. In 1918 he was a self employed farmer in Weston, NE. Sadie Noreen was his closest relative, in Weston, NE. | Noreen, Albert (I2941)
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| 1857 | Albert is farming. | Kersey, Albert (I5900)
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| 1858 | Albert was a lumberman. He lived in IA and WA. In 1918 on his WWI card, he and Pearl lived in Dupont, Spokane, WA. In the 1920 census they were living in Deer Park City, Spokane, WA. He said his father was born in IA and mother in the USA. He was a lumber mill laborer. | Renshaw, Albert (I3252)
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| 1859 | Albin was a WWI veteran. I found him living in Minniapolis, MN in the 1920 census, he said he was a automobile repairman, and was born in TX. In 1918 on his WWI card he was working for Ford Motor Co. as a mechanic in Minniapolis, MN. He said he was born in New Sweden, TX. He was single at the time. | Nelson, Albin Theophilus (I2002)
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| 1860 | Alexander Fraser and Helen mackie residing in Law, had an illegitimate child born on the seventeenth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and forty three named Ann Susan Beattie, and baptized by the Revd Donaldson Rose Minister of the Free Church Kinnethmont. | Fraser, Ann Susan Beattie (I1133)
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| 1861 | Alexander Fraser and Helen mackie residing in Law, had an illegitimate child born on the seventeenth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and forty three named Ann Susan Beattie, and baptized by the Revd Donaldson Rose Minister of the Free Church Kinnethmont. | Fraser, Ann Susan Beattie (I1133)
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| 1862 | Alexander Fraser is listed as a labourer on "House and yard" within the Estate of Wardhouse. Can't be certain that this is "our" Alexander. | Fraser, Alexander (I1129)
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| 1863 | Alexander is living with his brother Robert who is 40 years old. Also present in household is Ellen Grey, age 74, relationship unknown. Next door there is a large family of Greys and Carns., all from Scotland. | McKay, Alexander (I5860)
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| 1864 | Alexander was the informant on his sister's death record, assume he was living nearby | Fraser, Alexander (I1129)
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| 1865 | Alfonce was a WWII veteran. | Nelson, Alfonze Leonard (I2008)
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| 1866 | Alice was the sister of Myrtie Lusch, and Hulda Josephine Lusch. She was married to Oscar L Hagstrom before Nils Martinson. Oscar died in a accident along with Oscar Nelson. | Hagstrom, Alice Augusta Lusch (I155)
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| 1867 | Alice's mother died young. She was raised by her grandfather James William Cogburn. | Henson, Alice (I8031)
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| 1868 | Alice's mother died young. She was raised by her grandfather James William Cogburn. | Henson, Alice (I8031)
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| 1869 | Alida and her mother Johanna lived together in a small home in Weston, Nebraska until Johanna died in 1913. "Aunt Lydie" was a Practical Nurse. She lived for a while in Weldon, Colorado. Her first husband was killed in a car accident. Her second husband was a railroad section hand, and later a ranch foreman. They lived on a ranch in a log cabin near Encampment, Wyoming for several years. Alida suffered for many years with crippling arthritis, and spent at least the last 12 years of her life in bed. She had no children in either marriage. She has a lifelong friend still living in Wahoo, Nebraska. I visited with her (Mrs. GeorgEmma) Mares) about Alida. | Pearson, Agda Alida (Lydie) (I010)
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| 1870 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Peter (I1082)
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| 1871 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Susannah (I6398)
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| 1872 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Peter (I6576)
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| 1873 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Mercer (I6635)
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| 1874 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Sarah (I6636)
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| 1875 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Andrew (I6637)
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| 1876 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, John (I6638)
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| 1877 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Elizabeth (I6639)
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| 1878 | All are Free White Persons Males - Under 10 2 Michael (2), John (10) Males - 10 thru 15 3 Peter (12), Andrew (15), Mercer (18) Males - 26 thru 44 1 Peter (44 or younger) Females - Under 10 3 Susanna (5), Elizabeth (9), ? Females - 10 thru 15 1 ? Females - 16 thru 25 1 Sarah (16) Females - 26 thru 44 1 Sarah (?) Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 1 Under 16 9 Over 25 2 Total 12 | Dill, Michael (I6657)
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| 1879 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensson, Jöns (I425)
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| 1880 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Nilsson, Mårten (I1507)
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| 1881 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Jönsdotter, Anna (I1508)
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| 1882 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensson, Nils (I1509)
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| 1883 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensdotter, Bengta (I1510)
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| 1884 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensdotter, Elna (I1511)
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| 1885 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensson, Lars (I1513)
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| 1886 | All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | Mårtensson, Sven (I11734)
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| 1887 | Alma was a Telefonist (telephone operator). Herman. | Reimer, Alma Frida Hermina (I2643)
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| 1888 | Also called Chloe. | Nelson, Clara Elmira (I1073)
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| 1889 | alt birth place Nebraska City? | Ortman, Mary Anna (I6232)
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| 1890 | alt birth place Nebraska City? | Ortman, Mary Anna (I6232)
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| 1891 | Althea and Ed were part of a triple wedding with: Ed's sister Sophia Heiser and Elmer Pearson, Althea's brother Arthur Walin and Ed's sister Christina Heiser. | Walin, Althea Adeline (I0018)
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| 1892 | Although the family is listed with the surname Anderson, I am certain this is the correct family. It correctly lists the parish (Håkantorp), the number of passengers, and the time frame. Three of the five names are correct. Because A.G. escaped military service and the family left without papers from their home parish, they may have had cause to not mention their soldier's name (Brodd). | Brodd, Anders Gustaf (I1204)
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| 1893 | Although the family is listed with the surname Anderson, I am certain this is the correct family. It correctly lists the parish (Håkantorp), the number of passengers, and the time frame. Three of the five names are correct. Because A.G. escaped military service and the family left without papers from their home parish, they may have had cause to not mention their soldier's name (Brodd). | Johansdotter, Gustafva (I1205)
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| 1894 | Although the family is listed with the surname Anderson, I am certain this is the correct family. It correctly lists the parish (Håkantorp), the number of passengers, and the time frame. Three of the five names are correct. Because A.G. escaped military service and the family left without papers from their home parish, they may have had cause to not mention their soldier's name (Brodd). | Brodd, Anna Matilda (I1206)
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| 1895 | Although the family is listed with the surname Anderson, I am certain this is the correct family. It correctly lists the parish (Håkantorp), the number of passengers, and the time frame. Three of the five names are correct. Because A.G. escaped military service and the family left without papers from their home parish, they may have had cause to not mention their soldier's name (Brodd). | Brodd, Johan August (I1207)
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| 1896 | Although the family is listed with the surname Anderson, I am certain this is the correct family. It correctly lists the parish (Håkantorp), the number of passengers, and the time frame. Three of the five names are correct. Because A.G. escaped military service and the family left without papers from their home parish, they may have had cause to not mention their soldier's name (Brodd). | Brodd, Augusta Charlotta (I1208)
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| 1897 | Alvina's grave has no marker as of 5-02-08. She is buried with her grandparents, Swan and Kjersti Pearson near the East fence in Fridhem Cem. They also have no marker as of this writing. | Pearson, Alvina Jeannette (I2166)
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| 1898 | Amelia died of tuberculosis. | Amelia (I403)
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| 1899 | Among 40-50 persons working at Nobynäs, Gustaf Adolf Carlsson is listed as a farm hand and Clara Fredrika Jönsdotter is listed as pigan (maid). Gustaf arrived in 1852 and Clara arrived in 1854. Gustaf leaves in 1854 (hard to read). | Carlsson, Gustaf Adolph (I1503)
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| 1900 | Among 40-50 persons working at Nobynäs, Gustaf Adolf Carlsson is listed as a farm hand and Clara Fredrika Jönsdotter is listed as pigan (maid). Gustaf arrived in 1852 and Clara arrived in 1854. Gustaf leaves in 1854 (hard to read). | Jönsdotter, Clara Fredrika (I1504)
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