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[Bo Nordenfors (Nob)]

Carl and family shown at GID  1724.12.39900.
 
They reside a place called Forsby.  
 
what is also interesting is that when yoo look into the birth record they mention a godmother Ola Svens hustru Cecilia Forslund i Röstånga  - so we have a Forslund here. But coming from Forsby - why not take last name Forslund??

[Al Neilson]

OK Bo,  
 
That explains where they got the name Forslund!
 
Thank you for your help,
 
kindest regards,
 
Al

[Al Neilson]

more Genline help!
 
In GID: 2143.24.43300 - line 8 - Johan Erik Jansson (born 25 Aug 184i in Nyköping Västra) what is the note and where did he move to in 1859?
 
Regards,
 
Al

[Bo Johansson]

The note is something crossed out and hos Hellström (with Hellström / at Hellström's). Perhaps he worked and/or lived at Hellström's farm or shop or something.
 
He moved to Westra, presumably Nyköpings Västra parish.  
 
// Bo Johansson

[Al Neilson]

Hi Bo,
I can't find him in the immigration records for Nyköpings Västra.
 
Perhaps I could request a lookup in the 1890 census and trace him backwards?
 
regards,
 
Al

[Kerstin Malm]

Al!
 
I've looked in the 1890 census, but I can not find him there, sorry
 
Kerstin M

[Mats Wallin]

Is this the right Johan Erik?
 
Stockholm Maria, 1872 12/4.  
GID:2700.238.5600, No.15
 
MW

[Al Neilson]

Hi Mats,
 
It is the correct Johan Erik. The birth date is correct and one of the witnesses, C.A.Norstedt, is his brother-in-law, who was married to his sister Augusta Amalia.
 
Thank you for your help,
 
kindest regards,
 
Al

[Al Neilson]

Emigration look up please:
 
Johan Erik Jansson (born 25 Aug 1841 in Nyköping Västra) married
Anna Christina Elisabeth Nordstedt (10 Jun 1850 in Katherina, Stockholm) on 5 May 1872 in Maria Magdalena, Stockholm.
 
As Johan Erik does not appear in the 1890 census he must have emigrated or died?
 
Regards,
 
Al

[Mats Wallin]

The family moved to Adolf Fredrik parish, 5/10 1888.
GID:2728.280.72800
 
After that?
 
Johan Erik does appear in the 1890 census if you search only with this parameters:  
 
First name: Johan
Date of birth: 1841
Place of birth: Nyköping

[Al Neilson]

Ok Mats,
 
Thank you for the information - it is definitely the correct Greta Jansson!
 
much appreciate all your effort,
 
kindest regards,
 
Al

[Mats Wallin]

The Janson family in the 1900 census.
 
---
Jansson, Anna Kristina Elisabet
Hustru
b. 1850 in Katarina (Stockholms stad, Uppland)
Woman, married, mother
---
Tyra Amalia Elisabet
Handelsbiträde
b. 1872 in Maria Magdalena (Stockholms stad, Uppland)  
d.Woman, single, child
---
Anna Kristina
Handelsbiträde
b. 1877 in Maria Magdalena (Stockholms stad, Uppland)
d.Girl, child
---
Greta
Handelsbiträde
b. 1879 in Sankt Nikolai (Stockholms stad, Uppland)
d.Girl, child
 
 
Näktergalen N:r 8
Hedvig Eleonora rote  9 (Stockholms stad, Uppland)
 
Kyrkobokföringsort: Hedvig Eleonora

[Al Neilson]

God Morgan Mats,
 
Thank you for the update on the Jansson family in the 1900 census.
 
Johan Erik Jansson (born 25 Aug 1841 in Nyköping Västra) must have been away from home in the 1900 census? If he had died his wife, Anna Kristina Elisabet, would be listed as a widow?
 
Also his other two sons, Thure Erik Jansson (born 24 Aug 1874 in Maria Magdalena) and Johan Arthur (born 20 Dec 1875 in Maria Magdalena) must have moved out of the family home.
 
Kindest regards,
 
Al

[Al Neilson]

Genline help please:
 
In GID: 110.24.42000, line 4, Eric Alfrid Nilsson (born 26 Jun 1855 in Bergshammar, Södermanland) moved from his parents home to Nyköping Västra on 26 October 1874. I cannot find him there as there are no immigration records for that time on Genline. He does not appear in the 1890 census. I presume he must have emigrated overseas or died?
 
Any help much appreciated,
 
Regards,
 
Al

[Sam Blixt]

Hi Al,
 
In 1880 Census from SVAR/Arkion I found following:
 
Namn:  Erik Alfred Nilsson  
Hemförsamling:  Storkyrkoförsamlingen rote 1  
Hemort:  Python 2  
Kontrakt:  Stockholms stad  
Län:  Stockholm  
Födelseår:  1855  
Födelseförsamling:  Bergshammar Södermanlands län  
Yrke:  Skräddaregesäll  
Civilstånd:  Ogift (O)  
Kön:  Man  
Famstkod:  Ensamstående (E)  
Familj nr:  1  
Sida:  165    
Rad:  42    
Visa källa  Visa källa  
 
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 Om hushållet
 
Personer i hushållet:  
Fam. nr 1
 
Erik Alfred Nilsson, f. 1855 i Bergshammar Södermanlands län, Skräddaregesäll  
 
Regards
 
 
Sam

[Sam Blixt]

Hi again Al,
 
In Gamla stan /50 år = Old city 750 Year
and Rotemansarkivet I found this information:
 

 
Regards
 
Sam

[Sam Blixt]

Hi again, Al,
 
Erik Alfred Nilsson still lived in Stockholm, Oct 1885 and he was still unmarried then.
 
I think he maybe moved to Nyköping
 
 
Regards
 
 
Sam

[Al Neilson]

Hi Sam,
 
Thank you for that information - it looks like he must have either emigrated overseas or died between 1886 to 1889?
 
much appreciate your help,
 
kind regards,
 
Al

[Al Neilson]

In GID:2171.13.93300 (1806-1810 Stigtomta) Lars Bång (born 1776), his wife, Anna Andersdotter (born 11 Jan 1774) and three children (born 1800, 1804 & 1808) are living at Fabro. I cannot find them in the next HFL (1811-1815 pages 103 & 145) at Fabro - where have they gone?
 
Any help much appreciated,
 
Regards,
 
Al Neilson from Wirral

[Don Tuthill]

Hi Al,
 
I found the family (whats left of it) at GID: 2171.14.103800, page 66.
 
As you can see Lars's wife is shown as being a widow and she only has her two sons living with her. The daughter Anna Brita died on July 13 1808, Death record, GID: 2171.3.54400.
I tried to find a death record for Lars but have not found one.  
 
Hope this helps!
 
Have a nice day!
 
Don

[Mats Wallin]

Hi!
 
You will find the widow Anna Bång and her son Anders and his family at  
GID: 64.19.47700
GID: 64.20.59700
GID: 64.21.72500
 
Anna Andersdotter Bång  
b. 11/1 1774, Husby Oppunda, d. 2/11 1884, Husby Oppunda
 
Anders Bång Larsson  
b. 22/11 1800, Stigtomta, d. 1/6 1860 Stigtomta
m. 22/10 1824 Husby-Oppunda with Anna Christina Johansdotter b. 1802 Husby-Oppunda  
 
Children:
Anders b. 24/8 1826 Husby-Oppunda
Adolf b. 26/10 1828 Husby-Oppunda  
Gustav b. 13/11 1830 Husby-Oppunda  
Johan b. 6/4 1833 Husby-Oppunda  
Anna Helena b. 1835 Husby-Oppunda  
Kristina Katarin b. 7/3 1838 Stigtomta  
Charlotta Amalia b. 27/6 1840 Stigtomta  
August b. 13/6 1844 Stigtomta  
 
MW

[Al Neilson]

OK Don & Mats,
 
I have been away from my computer for the last week and have just checked the forum! Thank you for all that information on Lars Bång and family, it is much appreciated.
 
kindest regards,
 
Al From Wirral

[Al Neilson]

More Genline help!
 
In GID: 64.6.89800 - 3rd line from bottom of page), Per Andersson (born 13 Apr 1770 in Polen, Husby Oppunda) moves in 1793 to ?? Hasta ?? .
 
Any help is much appreciated,
 
Regards,
 
Al from Wirral

[Sam Blixt]

Hi Al,
 
I think he moved to Flästa or Hästa.
 

 
Regards
 
Sam

[Al Neilson]

More Genline questions!
 
In GID: 64.6.87200, 13th entry, Drang Erik Andersson (born 27 March 1762 in Husby Oppunda), where did he move to after 1887?  
 
Regards,
 
Al

[Sam Blixt]

Hi Al,
 
I think he went to Vevelsta.
 
Regards
 
Sam

[Sam Blixt]

Hi again,
 
Here You can see Vevelsta on the map.
 

 
Regards  
 
Sam

[Judy Olson Baouab]

There is a Flåsta in Husby-Oppunda, according to the Rosenberg CD.
 
Flåsta eller Flåstaön. Bebygd ö i sjön Långhalsen, tillhörande Husby sn, Oppunda hd, Södermanlands län. Eges som 2 mtl under Valla.
 
Judy

[Al Neilson]

Hi Sam & Judy,
 
Thanks for your information.  
 
I have found Per Andersson (born 13 Apr 1770 in Polen, Husby Oppunda) at Flåsta in Husby-Oppunda and have followed him up to 1812 where he lived at Frölöten with his wife and five children (GID: 64.18.23600). However they do not appear there in the next HFL register.
 
I have also found his brother, Erik Andersson (born 27 March 1762 in Husby Oppunda), at Vevelsta and have followed him up to 1897 where he lived at Flåsta with his wife and two children (GID: 64.17.5800). They then move to Raby but there are no immigration registers to follow him.
 
Much appreciate all your help,
 
Kindest regards,
 
Al

[Al Neilson]

Oops! I meant to say I followed Erik Andersson upto 1797 not 1897!
 
Al