The Andersdotter Family
Anna Helena Andersdotter
19 December 1823, at Grundshammar,
Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
26 December 1823, in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
- Axel Edvard (1852 - 1853)
Axel was born on 10 April 1852 in Runtuna parish, Södermanland, and baptised
there on 15 April, the illigitimate son of Anna Helena Andersotter. The
records surrounding the birth are slightly confusing - Axel's birth and
baptism are recorded in the Västra Vingåker Födelse- och dopböcker in the
regular manner but the birth and baptism is also recorded in a note in the
Runtuna Födelse- och dopböcker. The Västra Vingåker Husförhörslängd names
Axel's birthplace as Runtuna. My assessment is that Axel was actually born
in Runtuna, probably at Ekeby where Anna's parents lived, but that records
were also kept in Västra Vingåker where Anna was officially resident at
Spånga Qvarn. Axel's Runtuna
birth record mentions the miller (mjölnare)
at Anna's residence at Spånga Qvarn, Carl Gustaf Johansson, but I cannot
decipher enough of the Swedish to know if he is directly named as the
father. At this time Anna's parents, Anders Persson and Anna Lovisa Lundman,
were living at Ekeby in Runtuna, and the foreman at Ekeby was one of the
witnesses at Axel's baptism, so likely Anna had her child at Ekeby or
nearby. On 14 December of 1852, Anna and Axel are recorded as leaving Västra
Vingåker with a destination of Runtuna, but she does not appear to have
registered there and on 10 June 1853 the two returned to Spånga Qvarn where
she is recorded as having come from "not written" (icke
skrifven). Axel died on 29 September 1853 in Runtuna parish, and
was buried there. Again the official record is in the Västra Vingåker parish
records with the Västra Vingåker Husförhörslängd naming the place of death
and burial as Runtuna.
Husförhörslängd:
1852:
Spånga Qvarn, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1852-1853: Runtuna, Södermanland
1853:
Spånga Qvarn, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
Emanuel
Larsson on 1 July 1856 in Västra Vingåker, Södermanland, Sweden
Emanuel Larsson is recorded as a a foreman (rättaren)
and Anna Helena Andersdotter is recorded as a servant (piga).
They are both resident at Söderspånga. The marriage was witnessed by Anders
Persson and his wife Anna Lovisa Lundman of Ekeby, Runtuna parish (Anna's
parents).
Anna was born in 1823 at Grundshammar
in Lästringe parish, Södermanland where her father worked as a farmhand (statdrängen). In 1825 she moved with
her parents to Gärdesta, also in Lästringe parish. In 1828 the family moved
to Stora Näs back in Ludgo parish and in 1831 they moved to Sophiælund. In
1835 her father became a tenant farmer (torpare)
at Charlottenlund in Ludgo parish where the family lived for six years. In
1840 Anna moved from the family home to Björnlunda parish, then in 1842 she
moved to Drämsta back in Lästringe parish where she worked as a servant (piga), then back to her parent's home
in Säby in Svärta parish in 1843. From 1844 to 1846 she worked as a piga
at Wreta Kåplansgard in Svärta, then in 1846 she moved to Svansta Norrgard
in Helgona parish, Södermanland. In 1848 Anna moved to Tredje kvartet No. 54
& 55 in Nyköping Västra parish and in 1850 she moved to Spånga Qvarn in
Västra Vingåker parish, still employed as a piga.
On 10 April 1852 Anna gave birth to an illegitimate son, Axel Edvard in
Runtuna parish. Axel's
birth record mentions the miller (mjölnare)
at Spånga Qvarn, Carl Gustaf Johansson, but I cannot decipher enough of the
Swedish to know if he is directly named as the father. At this time Anna's
parents, Anders Persson and Anna Lovisa Lundman, were living at Ekeby in
Runtuna, and the foreman at Ekeby was one of the witnesses at Axel's
baptism. On 14 December of 1852, Anna and Axel are recorded as leaving
Västra Vingåker with a destination of Runtuna, but she does not appear to
have registered there and on 10 June 1853 the two returned to Spånga Qvarn
where she is recorded as having come from "not written" (icke
skrifven). Axel died
on 29 September 1853 in Runtuna, and he was buried there. In 1855 Anna
moved to Söderspånga, also in Västra Vingåker parish and on 1 July 1856 she
married Emanuel Larsson who was a foreman (rättaren)
there. They had a daughter in 1857 and in 1858 they moved to Läppe where
they had three more children. The family remained at Läppe until 1865 when
they moved to Uggelboda and then to Lunda Grindstugan in 1868 and Lunda
Frälse in 1870. Anna died at Lunda Frälse on 23 November 1872, of
tuberculosis, aged 48.
23 November 1872, in Västra Vingåker,
Södermanland, Sweden, aged 48 years 11 months and 4 days.
The cause of death is listed as tuberculosis (lungsot).
1 December 1872, in Västra Vingåker,
Södermanland, Sweden
1823-1825:
Grundshammar, Lästringe, Södermanland
1825-1827:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland
1827-1828:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland
1828-1830:
Stora Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland
1831:
Stora Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland
1831-1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland
1835:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland
1840-1842: Björnlunda, Södermanland
1842-1843:
Drämsta, Lästringe, Södermanland
1843-1844:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland
1844-1845:
Wreta Kåplansgard, Svärta, Södermanland
1846:
Wreta Kåplansgard, Svärta, Södermanland
1846-1848:
Svansta Norrgard, Helgona, Södermanland
1848-1850:
Tredje kvartet No. 54 & 55, Nyköping Västra, Södermanland
1850:
Spånga Qvarn, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1851-1852:
Spånga Qvarn, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1852-1853: Runtuna, Södermanland
1853-1855:
Spånga Qvarn, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1855:
Söderspånga Södergård, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1856-1858:
Söderspånga Södergård, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1858-1860:
Läppe, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1861-1865:
Läppe, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1865:
Läppe, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1865-1868:
Uggelboda, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1868-1870:
Lunda Grindstugan, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1870:
Lunda Frälse, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
1871-1872:
Lunda Frälsegård, Västra Vingåker, Södermanland
Carolina Gustava Andersdotter
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View of Lake Båvern from the farm
Sofielund
photo from Anna-Britta Magnusson
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27 March 1833, at Sophiælund, Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
31 March 1833, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Carolina was born on 27 March 1833 at
Sophiælund in Ludgo parish, Södermanland where her father worked as a
foreman (rättare). She died at
Sophiælund on 17 September 1834, of pneumonia (bröstfeber).
25 September 1834, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden, aged 1
The cause of death is listed as pneumonia (bröstfeber).
28 September 1834, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
1833-1834:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
Carolina Charlotta (Andersdotter, Andersson)
Runman
also spelled Karolina Charlotta Andersdotter
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Charlottenlund, a torp under Sofielund,
where Carolina was born
photo from Anna-Britta Magnusson
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3 April 1840, at Charlottenlund,
Ludgo, Södermanland, Sweden
6 April 1840, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Anders
(Johansson) Runman on 25 November 1866 in Runtuna, Södermanland,
Sweden
Banns were obtained on 15 October. Anders Runman is recorded as a båtsman,
born in 1841, resident at Österberga. Carolina Charl. Andersdr. is recorded
as born in 1841, resident at Runtunaby. She has a child, A. F. Ands.
Carolina Charlotta was born on 3
April 1840 at Charlottenlund, Ludgo parish, Södermanland where her father
was a tenant farmer (torpare). In
1841 the family moved to Säby in Svärta parish and in 1846 they moved to
Husby, also in Svärta parish, then to Ekeby in Runtuna parish in 1847. In
1856 Carolina moved away from home to work as a servant (piga)
at Myra where her elder brother Pehr also worked. In December 1859 Carolina
had a son, Carl Alfred, who was born in Lästringe parish (possibly at Lilla
Längsjötorp where her mother had grown up and her elder sister Maria now
lived) and in 1860 Carolina and Carl moved to Ährsta, also in Runtuna
parish. Living at Ährsta at the time was Anna Maria Ersdotter who was to
marry Carolina's brother, Pehr in 1863. Carolina and Carl moved to
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Österberga båtsmanstorp in Runtuna parish,
where Carolina and Anders lived from 1866 until 1899. This photo
was taken about 1930, and the people in it are not related to
Carolina and Anders.
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Österberga Båtsmanstorp in Runtuna in 1861, where Carolina is listed as a
"housed servant" (inh[yses] piga).
A båtsmanstorp is housing provided by a "ward" (rote)
to a navy seaman, and Carolina was a servant to Johan Wilhelm Runman, the båtsman No. 81, who lived there
with his wife and four children. Carolina had a second child, Johan Fredrik
in 1862, and then lost her first child, Carl, who died in 1863 from whooping
cough (kikhosta). In 1865 Carolina
and Johan moved to Runtunaby where she continued to work as a servant.
Carolina married Anders Runman on 25 November 1866.
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Österberga båtsmanstorp in Runtuna parish.
was demolished in 1934. This photo of the remains was taken in
1995.
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Anders was the new båtsman living
at Österberga båtsmanstorp, so Carolina moved back to the same residence
where she had earlier worked as a servant, now as the wife of the båtsman.
Anders's surname is the military name given to him and does not mean he was
related to the previous båtsman at
Österberga båtsmanstorp, Johan Runman. Carolina's widowed mother, Anna
Lovisa Lundman, also moved in to Österberga båtsmanstorp with the newly
married couple. Carolina and Johan lived at Österberga Båtsmanstorp for 33
years, until 1899, raising eight more children there. Carolina's mother died
in 1891. In 1899 Anders retired and he and Carolina moved to Kesta in
Runtuna parish where their son, Karl lived, and then, in 1900, to
Brolötstorp l. Norshammar in Svärta parish where one of their daughters,
Amanda, lived. At this time, Carolina (or Karolina as it was then spelled)
is listed with the surname Andersson rather than Andersdotter. Amanda and
her husband moved back to Runtuna parish in 1901 and Anders and Carolina did
as well, though not to the same place - they moved to the poorhouse (fattighus)
in Runtuna where Anders died in 1902. By 1906, Karolina is listed as the
manager (förestånderska) of the
fattighus, a postion she held until her death in Nyköping on 10 November
1916. The cause of death is listed as stomach cancer.
10 November 1916, in Nyköping,
Södermanland, Sweden
The cause of death is listed as stomach
cancer (cancer ventriculi).
19 November 1916
1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1845:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846: Säby,
Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Husby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1850:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1855:
Ekeby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856: Ekeby,
Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1860:
Myra, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd - 2 entries)
1860:
Ährsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861:
Ährsta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1865:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1865:
Runtunaby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866:
Runtunaby, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1885:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1891-1895:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1896-1899:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1899-1900:
Kesta, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1900:
Brolötstorp l. Norshammar, Svärta, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901:
Brolötstorp l. Norshammar, Svärta, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1905:
Fattighus, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1910:
Fattighus, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1911-1916:
Fattighus, Runtuna, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
Edla Augusta (Andersdotter, Andersson,
Johansson, Runman) Lundberg
27 November 1867, at Österberga
Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland, Sweden
1 December 1867, in Runtuna,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
(Johansson) Runman
Carolina
Charlotta Andersdotter
Johan August Johansson on 18
October 1890 in Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
Banns were read on 21 September, 28 September and 3 October. Johan August
Johansson is recorded as born on 13 March 1861. He is a farmhand (dräng),
resident at Ekeslöt in Lästringe parish. Edla Augusta Andersson is recorded
as born on 27 November 1867. She is a servant (piga)
resident at Lilla Långsjötorp.
Johan August Johansson was born on 13 March 1861 at Gustafslund in Lid
parish, Södermanland and baptised in Lid on 19 March 1861, the son of torpare Johan Carlsson and Brita Stina
Andersdotter. Something occurred to Johan Carlsson at Gustafslund in 1863
about which there is a long note in the Husförhörslängd that I cannot
understand and in 1864 the family moved to Ängstugan where Johan is listed
as "housed" (inh[yses]) rather than
working and in 1866 they are recorded in the Husförhörslängd as being
without residence (utan hemvist).
This designation continued for Johan Carlsson and Brita until 1878 when they
moved to Lindsberg, Johan showing as the torpare,
but Johan August moved away from home in 1876, going to Öhrsta No. 3 where
he worked as a farmhand (dräng).
Johan moved often, working as a dräng,
going to Stora Stenbrosäter in Ludgo parish in 1877, Bogstorp in Ripsa
parish in 1878, Nybergsäng in 1881, Hällsta in Björnlunda parish in 1882,
Liden back in Ripsa in 1883, then Kölsätter in 1884 and back to Öhrsta No. 3
in Lid parish in 1885. In 1886 Johan went to Stora Björndal No. 1 in
Tystberga parish and then to Grindstugan in Lästringe parish in 1887 and
Ekeslöt also in Lästringe in 1888. He married Edla Augusta Andersson from
the next-door farm Lilla Långsjötorp on 18 October 1890 in Lästringe and the
couple moved to Estlöth in Sättersta parish. A son, Gustaf was born at
Estlöth in 1891 and later that year the family moved to Mosstena in Bälinge
parish and in 1893, now with two children, they moved to Kappsta in Lid
parish. Johan became ill with kidney disease and his designation was changed
from farmhand (statdräng) to [in]hys[es], or "housed" indicating he
was no longer able to work. In February 1895 the family moved back to
Bälinge parish where they are recorded as being on the welfare of the parish
(på socken) and Johan died on 7
March 1895 of kidney disease (ägghitsjukdom).
He was buried in Bälinge on 17 March 1895.
Residences:
1861-1864:
Gustafslund, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1864-1865:
Ängstugan, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866:
Ängstugan, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1866-1870:
Utan Hemvist, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Utan Hemvist, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876: Utan
Hemvist, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1877:
Öhrsta No. 3, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1877-1878:
Stora Stenbrosäter, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1878-1880:
Bogstorp, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881:
Bogstorp, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Nybergsäng, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1882-1883:
Hällsta, Björnlunda, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1883-1884:
Liden, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1884-1885:
Kölsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1885: Öhrsta
No. 3, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886: Öhrsta
No. 3, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1887:
Stora Björndal No. 1, Tystberga, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1887-1888:
Grindstugan, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1888-1890:
Ekeslöt, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Estlöt, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891:
Estlöth, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1893:
Mosstena, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1893-1895:
Kappsta, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1895: På
socken skrifne, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
- Gustaf August Emanuel (1891 - ? )
- Hilma Eleonora Ingeborg (1893 - ? )
Carl Johan Lundberg on 28
March 1897
Carl Johan was born on 10 May 1859 at Factoriet in Nyköping Västra parish,
Södermanland, and baptised in Nyköping Västra on 17 May the son of drängen
Johan Waldeman Lundberg and Anna Sophia Andersdotter. In October
1859 the family moved to No. 20 5th Qvarteret in Nyköping Östra parish,
where Johan worked as a blacksmith (smedhand)
then to No. 15, 4th Qvarteret in 1860, No 26, 27, 28 Första Qvarteret in
Nyköping Västra parish in 1863 and No. 34-34½ 4th Qvarteret back in Nyköping
Östra parish in 1864. In 1865, in a reverse of the general urbanization
trend, Johan and family moved to Runtuna parish where Johan became a tenant
farmer (torpare) at Rosenkällen. The family moved to Dahlsätter in Ripsa
parish in 1868, where nine year old Carl finally got some stability. He
lived there with his parents until 1879 when he moved away from his parents'
home, to Holmby. Carl married Johanna Christina Nyström, who also worked at
Holmby, on 28 August 1880, and the couple moved to Wärmastugan where Carl is
listed as a labourer (arb[ets]k[arl]).
Johanna had had a daughter, Ida, shortly before her marriage - Ida was born
on 19 June 1880. In 1881 the family moved back to Carl's parent's home at
Dalsätter and then to Hvitmossen in 1882 where they added Carl Anton and
Johan Edvin to the family. The family moved back to Dalsätter in 1891,
probably because Carl's father was ill. Carl is listed as the torpare
at Dalsätter and his father is "housed" (inhys[es])
and he died the following year of breast cancer. Carl's mother conyinued to
live with them at Dalsätter. Carl's wife, Johanna, died in 1895 and he
married Edla Augusta Andersson, a widow with two children, on 28 March 1897.
Carl and Edla had a daughter, Elsa, born on 28 February 1897, between the
time that Edla moved to Ripsa and their marriage in March, and then two more
children born in the new century. The children grew up at Dalsätter and
Carl's designation changed from torpare to
arrendator reflecting the move to a
more modern tenant farming system based on a cash lease rather than paying
rent in a number of day's work. In 1907, Carl and Edla fostered Anna Cecilia
Lundman who was born on 18 May 1893 and came to them from Spelvik parish in
November 1907. Anna returned to Spelvik in 1908. In 1926 Johan and Edla
retired and went to live at Hvitmassen where Johan had lived for ten years
before returning to Dalsätter. Johan died the next year, on 25 November
1927.
Residences:
1859:
Factoriet, Nyköping Västra, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
No. 20 5th Qvarteret, Nyköping Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1860: No. 15
4th Qvarteret, Nyköping Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1861-1863:
No. 15 4th Qvarteret, Nyköping Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1863-1864:
No 26, 27, 28 Första Qvarteret, Nyköping Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1864-1865:
No. 34-34½ 4th Qvarteret, Nyköping Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1865-1868:
Rosenkällan, Runtuna, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1868-1870:
Dahlsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Dahlsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1876-1879:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1879-1880:
Holmby, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1880:
Wärmastugan, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881:
Wärmastugan, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1882-1885:
Hvitmassen, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Hvitmassen, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891:
Hvitmassen, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1895:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1896-1900:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1905:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1910:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1910-1924:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1924-1926:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1926-1927:
Hvitmassen, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
- Elsa Maria (1897 - 1906)
- Erik Waldemar (1902 - ? )
- Hilda Augusta (1904 - ? )
Edla Augusta was born on 27 November
1867, at Österberga Båtsmanstorp in Runtuna parish, Södermanland, where her
father was the båtsman and lived
there with her family until 1882 when she moved to Lilla Långsjötorp in
Lästringe parish, where she worked as a servant (piga)
on the farm of her aunt Maja Kajsa Andersdotter. On 18 October 1890 Edla
married Johan August Johansson who worked on the next-door farm Ekeslöt and
the couple moved to Estlöth in Sättersta parish. Around this time Edla's
surname started to be recorded as Andersson rather than Andersdotter. A son,
Gustaf was born at Estlöth in 1891 and later that year the family moved to
Mosstena in Bälinge parish and in 1893, now with two children, they moved to
Kappsta in Lid parish. Johan became ill with kidney disease and his
designation was changed from farmhand (statdräng)
to [in]hys[es], or "housed"
indicating he was no longer able to work. In February 1895 the family moved
back to Bälinge parish where they are recorded as being on the welfare of
the parish (på socken) and Johan
died in March of that year. Edla and her two young children remained in the
care of Bälinge parish until January 1897 when they moved to Ripsa parish
and Edla married Carl Johan Lundberg, a widowed torpare
at Dalsätter, on 28 March 1897. Carl had lived at Dalsätter since
1891, and his first wife, Johanna, had died in 1895, leaving him with three
children ranging in age from eight to fifteen. Carl and Edla had a daughter,
Elsa, born on 28 February 1897, between the time that Edla moved to Ripsa
and their marriage in March, and then two more children born in the new
century. The children grew up at Dalsätter, Carl's designation changed from
torpare to arrendator
reflecting move to a more modern tenant farming system based on a cash lease
rather than paying rent in a number of day's work, and Edla's surname is
changed to Runman, her late father's surname although she had not used it
until then. In 1907, Carl and Edla fostered Anna Cecilia Lundman who was
born on 18 May 1893 and came to them from Spelvik parish in November 1907.
Anna returned to Spelvik in 1908. Then in 1914 Carl and Edla fostered Edla's
eleven year old niece, Magda Amalia who had been orphaned in 1912, and had
been living with another aunt, Gerda, since then. Magda lived at Dalsätter
until 1920. In 1926 Johan and Edla retired and went to live at Hvitmassen
where Johan died the next year. In widowhood Edla now took the surname
Lundberg, and moved to Holmby in 1928 and was still living there in 1936.
1867-1870:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1871-1875:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1881-1882:
Österberga Båtsmanstorp, Runtuna, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1882-1885:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1886-1890:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Ekeslöt, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1890:
Estlöt, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891:
Estlöt, Sättersta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1891-1893:
Mosstena, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1893-1895:
Kappsta, Lid, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1895: På
socken skrifne, Bälinge, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1895-1897: Å
församlingen skrifne, Bälinge, Södermanland
(Församlingsböcker)
1897-1900:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1901-1905:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1906-1910:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1910-1924:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1924-1926:
Dalsätter, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1926-1928:
Hvitmassen, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
1928-1936:
Holmby, Ripsa, Södermanland (Församlingsböcker)
Johanna Christina Andersdotter
12 September 1826, at Gärdesta,
Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
15 September 1826, in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Johanna was born on 12 September 1826
at Gärdesta in Lästringe parish, Södermanland where her father worked as a
foreman (rätt[are]). She was the
twin sister of Sofia Lovisa Andersdotter. In 1828
the family moved to Stora Näs in Ludgo parish and in 1831 they moved to
Sophiælund. In 1835 her father became a tenant farmer (torpare)
at Charlottenlund in Ludgo parish where the family lived for six years. In
1840 Johanna moved to her grandparents' farm at Långsjötorp back in
Lästringe parish (Pehr Jansson and Cathrina Jansdotter were the foster
parents of Johanna's mother, Anna Lovisa Lundgren, and had also fostered
Johanna's elder sister, Maria, in 1827. Maria was still living at
Långsjötorp in when Johanna came there). Johanna is listed as a maid-servant
(tjensteflicka) at Långsjötorp. In
1841 Johanna moved to Ahlsätter, also in Lästringe parish where she worked
as a servant (piga), and in 1842
she moved back with her parents who were now living at Säby in Svärta
parish. Johaanna moved to Wäsby in Svärta in 1843, working as a piga,
then to Storhus Qvarn in Nyköpings Västra parish in 1845. In 1846 Johanna
returned to Lilla Långsjötorp where her grandmother had since died and her
grandfather was retired, while Maria and her husband Pehr operated the farm.
Johanna worked there as a piga
until 1847 when she moved to Långhagen in Vagnhärad parish, then to
Klockaregården in Vagnhärad 1848 and Klockaregården in Trosa stadsförsamling
in 1851. In 1853 Johanna moved back to Nyköpings Västra, living at No. 25,
Första Qvarteret until 1855 then Nos. 5, 6 & 7, Första Qvarteret until
1856, all the while working as a piga.
In 1856 Johanna moved out of Nyköpings Västra, but I cannot decipher the
destination. In 1860, Johanna was a witness at the baptism of her
nephew, Carl Alfred, son of her younger sister, Carolina, at which time she
is recorded as living in Stockholm.
1826-1827:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1827-1828:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1828-1830:
Stora Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831: Stora
Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831-1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1835:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1842:
Ahlsätter, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1842-1843:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1843-1845:
Wäsby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1845:
Storhus Qvarn, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1846:
Storhus Qvarn, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1847-1848:
Långhagen, Vagnhärad, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1848-1850:
Klockaregården, Vagnhärad, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851:
Klockaregården, Vagnhärad, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1851-1853:
Klockaregården, Trosa stadsförsamling, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1853-1855:
No. 25, Första Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1855: No.
25, Första Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1855-1856:
Nos. 5, 6 & 7, Första Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1860:
Stockholm (baptism record of nephew Carl Albert)
Maria Catharina Andersdotter
also spelled Maria Katarina Andersdotter, Maja Cajsa Andersdotter and Maja
Kajsa Andersdotter
14 February 1822, at Längsjötorp,
Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
17 February 1822, in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Lars
Petter Larsson on 1 January 1846 in Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
Lars Petter Larsson is recorded as a dräng
and Maja Cajsa Andersdotter is recorded as a fosterdotter.
Both are from Längsjötorp.
Anders Fredrik Persson on 30
December 1858 in Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
Anders Fredrik Persson is recorded as a torpare,
aged 28, and Maja Cajsa Andersdotter is recorded as a widow (enka),
aged 36, from Lilla Långsjötorp.
Anders was born on 26 November 1829 at Sörtuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
and baptised on 28 November the son of Anna Catharina Andersdotter. His
father, Pehr Olsson had been the farmer (bondare) at Sörtuna until he died
on 29 June 1829, five months before Anders' birth. The family remained at
Sörtuna until 1837 when they moved to Tuna Storstugan until 1840 when Anders
and his mother moved back to Sörtuna, or Södertuna. In 1846 Anders left his
mother's home, going to Stockvik in Vagnhärad parish where he worked as a
farmhand (dräng), then moving to
Hokeberga in 1847 where he is listed as a servant (tjenstare).
In 1848 Anders moved to Trosa parish where he appears to have stayed until
1857 when we pick up his trail moving from Trosa to Luthebol in Vagnhärad
parish where he worked as a dräng. In
1858 Anders married the recently widowed Maja Cajsa Andersdotter of Lilla
Längsjötorp in Lästringe parish, and he became the torpare
there. Maja's son, Carl, died in 1861. Anders and Maja farmed at Lilla
Längsjötorp until Anders retired in 1895. In 1869, Anders and Maria fostered
her 15-year old nephew, Alfred Hjalmar
Andersson who was the son of Maria's sister, Sophia
Lovisa Andersdotter. Alfred took the surname Ahlberg in 1879 and lived
at Lilla Längsjötorp until 1880 when he enrolled at the Södermanland County
Agricultural School at Väderbrunn in Bergshammar parish. He eventually
emigrated to the United States in 1896 to join his mother and her new
husband there. Anders and Maja continued to farm at Lilla Längsjötorp until
Anders retired in the early 1890's. They remained on the farm until their
deaths - Maja died in 1905 and Anders died on 22 February 1907. The cause of
his death is listed as old age insanity (ålderdoms
skrögslighet). Anders was buried in Lästringe on 1 March 1907.
Husförhörslängd & Församlingsböcker:
1829:
Sörtuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1830-1833:
Sörtuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1834-1837:
Sörtuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1837-1838:
Tuna Storstugan, Västerljung, Södermanland
1839-1840:
Tuna Storstugan, Västerljung, Södermanland
1840-1842:
Sörtuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1843-1845:
Södertuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1846:
Södertuna, Västerljung, Södermanland
1846-1847:
Stockvik, Vagnhärad, Södermanland
1847-1848:
Hokeberga, Vagnhärad, Södermanland
1848-1857: Trosa landsförsamlings, Södermanland
1857-1858:
Luthebol, Vagnhärad, Södermanland
1858-1860:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1861-1865:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1866-1870:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1871-1875:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1876-1880:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1881-1885:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1886-1890:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1891-1894:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1895-1900:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1901-1907:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
Maria was born in 1822 at Längsjötorp
in Lästringe parish, Södermanland, the home of mother's parents. The next
year she moved with her parents to the nearby farm of Grundshammar and in
1825 to Gärdesta, also in Lästringe parish. In 1827, Maria went back to her
grandparent's home at Längsjötorp where she remained even when her parents
moved away to Stora Näs in Ludgo parish. At Längsjötorp Maria is listed as
the foster daughter (fosterdotter)
of Pehr Jansson and Cathrina Jansdotter, who had also fostered her mother,
Ann Lovisa Lundman. In some records, Maria is recorded as "M. Cath.
Andersdr", so perhaps she used the name Catherina rather than Maria. In 1840
one of Maria's sisters, Johanna Christina, came to Längsjötorp for a year.
In 1844 her foster mother, Cathrina died. On 1 January 1846 Maria married
Lars Petter Larsson, who had been a farmhand (dräng)
on Längsjötorp since 1838. Her grandfather Pehr retired and Lars became the
tenant famer (torpare) at Lilla
Längsjötorp. Pehr died in 1847 and Maria was widowed when Lars died in 1855.
Maria then married Anders Fredrik Persson in 1858 and Anders became the torpare at Lilla Längsjötorp. In 1860,
Maria and Anders were witnesses at the baptism of her nephew, Carl Alfred,
son of her sister Carolina, in Runtuna parish. Carl had been born on 31
December 1859 in Lästringe parish, quite possibly at Längsjötorp. Maria's
only child, Carl, died in 1861. In 1869, Anders and Maria fostered her
15-year old nephew, Alfred Hjalmar
Andersson who was the son of Maria's sister, Sophia
Lovisa Andersdotter. Alfred took the surname Ahlberg in 1879 and lived
at Lilla Längsjötorp until 1880 when he enrolled at the Södermanland County
Agricultural School at Väderbrunn in Bergshammar parish. He eventually
emigrated to the United States in 1896 to join his mother and her new
husband there. Anders and Maria continued to farm at Lilla Längsjötorp until
Anders retired in the early 1890's. They remained on the farm until their
deaths - Maja died in 1905 and Anders died in 1907.
8 January 1905 in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
The cause of death is listed as old age insanity (ålderdoms
skrögslighet).
13 January 1905 in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
1822-1823:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1823-1825:
Grundshammar, Lästringe, Södermanland
1825-1827:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland
1827:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland
1827-1831:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1831-1835:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1836-1840:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1841-1845:
Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1846-1850:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1851-1855:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1856-1860:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1861-1865:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1866-1870:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1871-1875:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1876-1880:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1881-1885:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1886-1890:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1891-1894:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1895-1900:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
1901-1905:
Lilla Långsjötorp, Lästringe, Södermanland
Sara Lotta Andersdotter
also known as Sara Charlotta Andersdotter
21 May 1831, at Stora Näs, Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
23 May 1831, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Sara was born on 21 May 1831 at Stora
Näs in Ludgo parish, Södermanland where he father worked as a farmhand (statdräng). In 1831 the family moved to
Sophiælund, also in Ludgo. Sara died at Sophiælund on 17 September 1834, of
dysentry (rödsot).
17 September 1834, at Sophiælund,
Ludgo, Södermanland, Sweden, aged 3
The cause of death is listed as dysentry (rödsot).
21 September 1834, in Ludgo,
Södermanland, Sweden
1831: Stora
Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831-1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
Sofia Lovisa (Andersdotter) Kjellen
12 September 1826, at Gärdesta,
Lästringe, Södermanland, Sweden
15 September 1826, in Lästringe,
Södermanland, Sweden
Anders
Persson
Anna
Lovisa Lundman
Johan Petter Kjellen on 8 November
1872 in Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg, Sweden
Banns were read on 20 October. Johan Petter Kjellen is recorded as a
journeyman tanner (garfv[are] ges[äll]),
born in 1833 and resident at F. No. 33. Soffia Lovia Andersson is recorded
as born in 1826, resident at F. No. 11.
Johan was born Johan Petter Andersson on 22 December 1833 at Stora Tholsby
in Kyrkefalla parish, Skaraborg county, and baptised the same day in
Kyrkefalla, the son of Anders Gustaf Svensson and Maria Greta Johansdotter.
He lived with his family at Stora Tholsby until 1853 when he moved to
Assarby Säteri where he worked as a farmhand (dräng)
until 1856 when he moved to Lanna Nordgården in Warola parish. In 1860 Johan
moved to Mariestad, and changed his surname to Kjellen. He lived at No. 42
4th Rote and his occupation is listed as a journeyman tanner (garfv[are]
ges[äll]). In 1861 Johan moved to Rådhus qvartet in Östhammar
parish, Stockholms län, then to Lindormen No. 2 in Uppsala in 1862 and No.
24 1st roten in the town of Skövde back in Skaraborg in 1863. Johan lived at
24 1st roten for nine years, working as a journeyman tanner (garfvare
ges[äll]). In 1872 Johan married Sofia Lovisa Andersdotter on 8
November 1872 moving to live as a couple at No. 19 1st rote in 1873. Thy
moved to No. 78 in 3rd rote in 1876 and then to No. 19 in 1st rote in 1880.
Johan and Sofia emigrated to America in March 1882 where Johan became John.
Although the Husförhörslängd and Flyttningslängder state that both of them
emigrated in 1872, census records in the United States show Johan emigrating
in 1878/9 and Sophia following in 1882, but I have not actually found John
in the 1880 census). John and Sophia had made their way to Leland, Michigan
on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, by at least April 1896, when they are
recorded living there when Sophia's son, Alfred and his wife and daughter
joined them there.
Leelanau Enterprise 21 May 1896 p1
—A. H.
Ahlberg, wife and daughter of Stockholm, Sweden, arrived on the steamer
Tiger Tuesday evening. Mr. Ahlberg is a son of P. J. Kjellen of this
village.
Sophia and John are in Leland in the 1900 census. The aging couple were
still living in Leland in 1910, and must have eventually patched up an
earlier legal dispute with Alfred and Josephina - they are "boarding" at
Alfred's farm in Garfield township in 1920. John died on 26 January 1921 at
the County Infirmary, Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan.
The cause of death is listed as senile arterial sclerosis. He was buried on
28 January in Oakwood cemetery, Traverse City, Michigan. The grave is in 2nd
Addition Block 174.
Residences:
1833-1841:
Stora Tholsby, Kyrkefalla, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1842-1851:
Stora Tholsby, Kyrkefalla, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1852-1853:
Stora Tholsby, Kyrkefalla, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1853-1856:
Assarby Säteri, Kyrkefalla, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1856-1860:
Lanna Nordgården, Warola, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1860: No. 42
4th Rote, Mariestad, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1861: No. 42
4th Rote, Mariestad, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1862:
Gård 1, 5, 8, Rådhus qvartet, Östhammar, Stockholms län
(Husförhörslängd)
1862-1863:
Lindormen No. 2; Uppsala domkyrkoförsamling, Uppsala
(Husförhörslängd)
1863-1866:
No. 24 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1866-1872:
No. 24 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1872-1876:
No. 19 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
No. 78 3rd roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1880-1882:
No. 19 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1900:
Leland, Leelanau county, Michigan (1900 census)
1910:
Leland township, Leelanau county, Michigan (1910 census)
1920:
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1920 census)
Sofia was born on 12 September 1826
at Gärdesta in Lästringe parish, Södermanland where her father worked as a
foreman (rätt[are]). She was the
twin sister of Johanna Christina Andersdotter. In
1828 the family moved to Stora Näs in Ludgo parish and in 1831 they moved to
Sophiælund. In 1835 her father became a tenant farmer (torpare)
at Charlottenlund in Ludgo parish where the family lived for six years. In
1841 the family moved to Säby in Svärta parish. In 1842, Sofia moved from
home to Björkhult in Svärta parish where she worked as a piga.
In 1845 she moved to Bondby in Stigtomta parish and the next year to Lilla
Fäbro, also in Stigtomta, then to Öllesta in Lunda parish, Södermanland in
1847 and later that year to Skena in Lunda parish, recorded as a piga
in all these places. Sofia moved in 1848 to No. 32 4th Kvarteret in
Nyköpings Östra parish, then, in 1851 to Nos. 23 and 24, Första Qvarteret in
Nyköpings Västra and Nos. 56, 57 and 57½ Andra Qvarteret in Nyköpings Västra
in 1852. In 1854 Sofia moved to Nos. 9 & 10, Andra Qvarteret where she
gave birth to a son, Alfred Hjalmar on 18 December 1854. Sofia and Alfred
moved to No. 7, Tredje Qvarteret in 1855 and to No. 4, 4th Qvarteret in
Nyköpings Östra parish in 1858, and in 1859 to Nos. 34 and 35 in Andra
Qvarteret back in Nyköpings Västra. In 1860, Sofia and her son moved to
Marieberg in Grödinge parish, Stockholms län, Sofia working as a piga,
then to Stockholm city in 1862. In 1865 Sofia moved from Stockholm to Stora
Husgärdet in Skärv parish, Skaraborg county where she is listed as a
housekeeper (hush[ållerska]), but
Alfred did not make this move with her, and his whereabouts are unclear
until he was fostered by Sophia's elder sister, Maria
Catharina Andersdotter in 1869, and he went to live with her family at
the farm Lilla Längsjötorp in Lästringe, Södermanland. In 1870 Sofia moved
to the town of Skövde in Skaraborg, living at No. 11 in the 1st rote and now
listed as a servant (piga). She
married a tanner, Johan Petter Kjellen in Skövde on 8 November 1872, living
with him at No. 19 1st rote in 1873. The couple moved to No. 78 in 3rd rote
in 1876 and then back to No. 19 in 1st rote in 1880. Johan and Sofia
emigrated to America in March 1882 (although the Husförhörslängd and
Flyttningslängder state that both of them emigrated in 1872, census records
in the United States show Johan emigrating in 1878/9 and Sophia following in
1882, but I have not actually found John in the 1880 census). John and
Sophia had made their way to Leland, Michigan on the eastern shore of Lake
Michigan, by at least April 1896 when they are recorded living there when
Sophia's son, Alfred and his wife and daughter joined them there. Sophia and
John are in Leland in the 1900 census. In 1905 a dispute arose between
Alfred and his mother and stepfather, which resulted in a legal finding in
favor of John and Sophia Kjellen and the seizure and sale of Alfred's
property in Michigan, including his farm in Centerville township.
Leelanau Enterprise 27 April 1905 p2
SHERIFF’S
EXECUTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice
is hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of Execution issued out of and
under the seal of the the Circuit Court for the County of Leelanau,
State of Michigan, upon a transcript of judgement rendered in justice
court by B. B. Ellis a justice in and for the said County of Leelanau,
in the case of John P. Kjellen and Sophia Kjellen Plaintiffs vs. Alfred
Ahlberg and Josephine Ahlberg Defendents
Which writ of execution was dated the 12th, day of April A. D.
1905, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of said John P Kjellen
and Sophia Kjellen against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of Alfred Ahlberg. I did, on the 13th, day of April A D 1905 levy upon
and take all the right, title and interest of said Alfred Ahlberg in and
to the following described real estate, situated in the County of
Leelanau and State of Michigan, to-wit:
All certain piece or parcel of land situated in the Township of
Centerville, County of Leelanau and State of Michigan, known and
described as the east one fourth of the south west quarter of section
nine in township twenty nine north range twelve west all of which I
shall expose for sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, as the
law directs, at the front door of the Court House in the Village of
Leland (that being the building in which the Circuit Court for said
County of Leelanau, state of Michigan, is held), on Friday the 2nd day
of June A. D. 1905, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.
MARTIN BROWN, Sheriff of Leelanau County. Michigan
C. L. DAYTON, Attorney for said John P. Kjellen aud Sophia
Kjellen.
Dated April 13th, A. D. 1905.
The aging couple were still living in Leland in 1910, and must have
eventually patched things up with Alfred and Josephina - they are "boarding"
at Alfred's farm in Garfield township in 1920. John died in 1921 and Sophia
followed him on 20 June 1922. They are buried in Oakwood cemetery, Traverse
City, Michigan.
20 June 1922, at the County
Infirmary, Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan, United States
The cause of death is listed as senility.
Leelanau Enterprise 6 July 1922 p1
Wednesday June 21st, Mrs J. P. Kjelen, 96 years of age, died at her home
in Garfield township in Grand Traverse county, after a prolonged
illness. Mrs. Kjelen was born on Sept. 2, 1826, and came to this region
many years ago. Surviving besides her son, A. H. Ahlberg of Garfield
township is one granddaughter, Mrs. Adolph LaFranier of Traverse City.
The body was taken to the Anderson Chapel.
23 June 1922 in Oakwood cemetery,
Traverse City, Grand Traverse county, Michigan, United States. The grave is
in 2nd Addition Block 174.
1826-1827:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1827-1828:
Gärdesta, Lästringe, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1828-1830:
Stora Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831: Stora
Näs, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1831-1835:
Sophiælund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1835:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1836-1840:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841:
Charlottenlund, Ludgo, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1841-1842:
Säby, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1842-1845:
Björkhult, Svärta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1845-1846:
Bondby, Stigtomta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1846-1847:
Lilla Fäbro, Stigtomta, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847:
Öllesta, Lunda, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1847-1848:
Skena, Lunda, Södermanland (Husförhörslängd)
1848-1850:
No. 32, 4th Kvarteret, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1851: No.
32, 4th Kvarteret, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1851-1852:
Nos. 23 & 24, Första Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1852-1854:
Nos. 56, 57 & 57½, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1854-1855:
Nos. 9 & 10, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1855: No. 7,
Tredje Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1856-1858:
No. 7, Tredje Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1858-1859:
No. 4, 4th Qvarteret, Nyköpings Östra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1859-1860:
Nos. 34 & 35, Andra Qvarteret, Nyköpings Västra, Södermanland
(Husförhörslängd)
1860:
Marieberg, Grödinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1861-1862:
Mariaberg, Grödinge, Stockholms län (Husförhörslängd)
1862-1865: Stockholm (Grödinge
Utflyttningslängder, Skärv
Inflyttningslängder)
1865-1869:
Stora Husgärdet, Skärv, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1870: Stora
Husgärdet, Skärv, Skaraborg (Husförhörslängd)
1870-1873:
No. 11 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1873-1876:
No. 19 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1876-1880:
No. 78 3rd roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1880-1882:
No. 19 1st roten, Skövde stadsförsamling, Skaraborg
(Husförhörslängd)
1900:
Leland, Leelanau county, Michigan (1900 census)
1910:
Leland township, Leelanau county, Michigan (1910 census)
1920:
Garfield township, Grand Traverse county, Michigan (1920 census)
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