Help with a household exam in Åsbo parish

[Douglas A Nelson]

Hello,

I am having trouble interpreting the record attached here for Anna Maia Persdotter, born 1790 in Åsbo. 

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0014709_00008

The moving in column contains a remark I am not familiar with.  I thought the "Ibm" might mean that she came from S. Bosmark also, but I do not see her there prior to 1813.  So I do not understand what this means, and I would like to try to find her movements prior to this date.  Her sister Greta is listed below her, and her future husband, Anders Persson, is listed in the group of young men above her.

Thank you for your help,
Doug Nelson

[Kristina Gunnarsdotter]

She came from J.S.S. Ibm 1813
J.S.S. are the initials for the man she worked for, like Jon SvensSon (example). He his probably not far away so look around. Ibm is short for Ibidem, latin for in the same place.
Edit:
Jonas Svensson was not far away. Look at page 6.

[Douglas A Nelson]

Thanks for the explanation.  I had thought that Ibm meant that she came from the same location as the person listed just above her.  Not so in this case.

I've been able to follow the girls back into the AI:2 volume, where they were still with their widowed father, who I had lost track of in 1801.  Lucky for me the scribe kept detailed notes on their movements.

Thank you again,
Doug N.

[Kristina Gunnarsdotter]

Here Ibm (same place) means that both Anna Maja and her employer (J.S.S.) are in the same place which is Näsby (pages 1-8).