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Författare Ämne: Emigrant Lookup: Anders Åkesson emigrated in 1869  (läst 870 gånger)

2004-02-20, 02:39
läst 870 gånger

Joanne Lillevold

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Anders Åkesson and his half-brother Hans Åkesson from Holmby in Frosta Härad, Malmöhus County, emigrated in 1869 (not necessarily together).  I'm hoping someone with an emigrant CD would look them up for me.
 
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Joanne

2004-02-20, 11:53
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Utloggad Bo Oscarson

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Joanne,
 
At that time, most people from the South of Sweden went via Copenhagen, Denmark. You can find a few fitting persons at the Danish Emigration Archives using different spellings as Åkesson, Åkeson. Online at:
 
http://www.emiarch.dk/search.php3?l=en
 
Rgds. Bo.

2004-02-24, 01:07
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Joanne Lillevold

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Thanks, Bo.  I don't know much about researching Swedes.  I'm much better at Norwegians.  I wasn't aware of this site.  I found a person that looks like him, but I didn't get much additional information, except that he emigrated from Copenhagen, went direct, and was a landmand.  Will any of the codes give additional information?  There's an ID code and a contract no.  Any idea where to find the name of the ship?
I just searched http://www.immigrantships.net/ for him with no luck.
 
Thanks.  Joanne

2004-02-24, 17:37
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Joanne,
 
Try with sending an e-mail to the address that's given for the site.  
 
Bo.

2004-02-25, 02:09
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Joanne Lillevold

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Thanks again.  I'll try that.  By the way, you say, At that time [1869], most people from the South of Sweden went via Copenhagen, Denmark.  Any idea when that changed?  Half of my ancestors came from Skåne, from 1869 to ca. 1909.  I wonder if others might be on Swedish emigrant CDs.
 
Joanne

2004-02-28, 05:24
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Chuck Mäki

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http://www.ironrangeresearchcenter.org/index.htm
 
Hi Joanne,
My friend in Australia found your Andrew at the above website for north minnesota naturalization records.  Perhaps information on these records will help to find his Swedish origins?
 
First Name Last Name
ANDREW OKESSON
 
 
Location: Carver
State: MINNESOTA
Reel #: 1
Vol #: A
Code #: 1
Page #: 134
Index Date
 
Chuck

2004-03-02, 01:25
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Joanne Lillevold

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Chuck, I suspect this is a different Andrew Okesson, as I don't know of any connection to Carver County.  My Andrew Okeson lived first in Pine County and then Otter Tail, and became an American citizen 1 Dec. 1883 in Otter Tail County, Minnesota. Thanks for a useful web site though.
 
Joanne

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