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1251

State of California. California Birth Index, 1905-1995. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.

Källa (S286)

1252

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Wiberg, Anders Sten (I4252)

1253

Stephen Andrew Logan site manager
Logan Website

Logan, Stephen Andrew (I39779)

1254

Stephen Andrew Logan site manager
Logan Website

Logan, Stephen Andrew (I10762)

1255

Minst en levande person är länkad till denna notering - Detaljer visas inte.

Engström, Stig Bertil Sigvald (I4192)

1256

Stig var snickare i Skåne och som flyttade till Falun och blev säljare. Trots 75 år fortsätter han som säljare. Han började arbeta tidigt. Som tioåring plockade han potatis och betor hemma i Nosaby utanför Kristianstad. På det här viset fick han ihop pengar till sin första cykel och sin första kostym.
Han jobbade som snickare när han mönstrade och hamnade hos Kungliga Livgardet i Stockholm. Vid en militär utbildning på Rommehed utanför Borlänge träffade han sin första fru Marianne.
Det sa klick och så hamnade han i Falun i december 1948. På gården i Sjulsarvet tog han över skötsels av allehanda djur. Som mest hade han 300 får, 16 hästar och 2000 minkar och blåräv.
Han var med och bildade Fåravelsföreningen och Dalarnas ponnyförening. Hästarna gjorde att han tidvis hade Faluns största ungdomsgård - massor av ungdomar var dagligen i stallet.
Han jobbade och slet dag och natt med djuren vilket resulterade i landets högsta avkastning på fåravel. Flera av ponnyhästarna vann priser.
1967 slutade Stig med djuren. Han hade redan då börjat med försäljning. Fårstängsel importerades från Trondheim i Norge. Fårnäten kom i tågvagnar till Falun och lagrades på gården i Sjulsarvet. Han sålde hundratals mil fårstängsel. Stig växlade över till att sälja pooler och mattor vilket han gjorde tills hans son Mats tog över detta. Under en 20 årsperiod har han sålt ullmattor från Belgien till alla Sveriges matt och möbelaffärer. Stig var självlärd säljare och trivdes att prata och träffa folk. Ett av hans största fritidsintressen var dans.

Ekdahl, Stig Harald (I91)

1257

STIG Yngve Randwer Wiberg, I tab 318 II sid 439, f 9 april 1903, död 27 maj 1976, g m INGRID Hammar, f 16 maj 1906, död 12 mars 1968, bosatta i Göteborg. Stig avlade jur kand-examen i Lund, var sedan advokat i Göteborg.

Wiberg, Stig Yngve Randver (I4262)

1258

Stoby A1:6 s. 244

Vinslöv C1:4 s. 272

Familj: Anders Gunnesson / Pernilla Nilsdotter (F2742)

1259

Stoby CI. 1 s. 98

Andersson, Nils (I8386)

1260

Stockholm, Matteus

Andre, Viking Alf Bernhard (I12437)

1261

Stupade 1941 Andra Världskriget i Kalattoma

Uusimäki, Martti Jooseppi (I2868)

1262

STURE Manfred Alvar Wiberg, I tab 288, II sid 384, f 19 februari 1901, död 2 december 1975, g m MARIA Gertrud Andersson, f 9 april 1907. Sture var lantbrukare och ägare av gården Karstorp nära Källeberg invid Björketorp, numera såld. Maria bor i Horred och fyllde 100 år den 9 april 2007.

Wiberg, Sture Manfred Alvar (I4175)

1263

Styrelseledamot i Röstånga Sparbank 1894-1926

Persson, Ola (I6229)

1264

Sunset Memorial Gardens

Saar, Wayne Russell (I12339)

1265

Svea döptes den 19 mars av kyrkoherde M. Rosen. Faddrar var Bonde Olsson m hustru samt Hans Bondesson m hustru. (Nosaby C:13).

Turesson, Svea Teresia (I182)

1266

Sven Mickelsson gifte sig 1756 med Anders Anderssons änka Sissa Hansdotter och fick med henne gården Bjära nr ! !/4 mtl under Norra Skånska Kavalleriregementet och Sandby Compani. Bouppteckningen efter honom utvisar i tillgångar 660 daler silvermynt och i skulder 747 daler silvermynt. Sven Mickelsson var år 1762 den förste kyrkovärd i församlingen som själv skrev sitt namn. År 1769 förekommer nästa egenhändigt skrivna namn.

Mickelsson, Sven (I5582)

1267

Minst en levande person är länkad till denna notering - Detaljer visas inte.

Wiberg, ekon. dr Sven Theodor (I4035)

1268

Sven var arrendator på ett torp under Vittskövle Gods. Blev uppsagd därifrån.

Wendel, Sven (I766)

1269

Sven var rusthållare och stamfader till Bjäragrenen

Häradsrättsprotokoll nr 80 den 19 oktober 1745:
"S D. Framkommer Swen Pehrsson i Bjära, Uppwisandes ett kiöpebref, som han den i
october 1736 bekommit af sina Bröder Nils Pehrsson i Ignaberga, Anders Pehrsson i
Wanneberga, Jöns och Nils Pehrsöner derstädes, Ola Pehrsson i Öslöf och Troed Pehrsson i
Winslof på dess andelar uti Skatte rusthållshemmanet Nr 1 i Öslöf och Troed Pehrsson i
Winslöf på deras andelar uti Skatte rusthållshemmanet Nr 1 Ett halft Biära, emot en derföre
betingad Kiöpeskilling af Etthundra Tiugo Dr S:mt, med begiäran, att nu mera efter laga bud
och stånf, therå undfå och Tingskiötning: hwilket Häradsrätten till ofwerwägande upptog,
och aldenstund wid efterseende uti Upbuds Protokollet befinnes att detta Kiöp är inom Tinge
3:ne gånger lag!. upbudit, nämb!. den 25 juni 1740, den 6 october samma år och den 16
october 1744 och det sedermera natt och år stådt klanderlöst; fördenskull "tillägnades honom
Kiöparen, Swen Pehrsson med des hustru, Barn och sanna arfwingar, att medberörde och uti
Börden inlösta Skattehemman n:r 1 YJ Biära, såsom en wålfången fast ägendom, under
Skattemannarätt och Börd, nyttja bruka och behålla","

Pehrsson, Sven (I4081)

1270

Sveriges Släktforskarförbund, comp. Sweden, Births from the Swedish Death Index, 1901-2006. Sweden.

Källa (S291)

1271

Swedish Church Records Archive. Johanneshov, Sweden: Genline AB.

Källa (S292)

1272

Swedish Church Register

Källa (S31)

1273

TAGE Agnar Wiberg, I tab 276 II sid 374, f 26 november 1889, död 27 mars 1934. Jur och fil kand, direktör, Göteborg. G 1917 m Wera Olsson, död 1964

Wiberg, Tage Agnar (I4169)

1274

Taita Cemetery, Naenae, Wellington, New Zealand

Englebretsen, Owen Egbert (I39801)

1275

Taita Cemetery, Naenae, Wellington, New Zealand

Englebretsen, Owen Egbert (I10784)

1276

Tåsjö

Johansson, Jöns (I10542)

1277

Tåsjö östra by

Ivarsson, Anders (I10573)

1278

Tåsjö västra by

Bryntesson, Anna Margareta (I10574)

1279

Tåsjö västra by

Ivarsson, Anders (I10573)

1280

Testes: Bars av Olu Månsdotter i Fjelkinge. Vittnen: bonden Per Nilsson o. hustru Kjerstina Andersdotter i Nosaby. Modren 26 år. Enl Hfl 1875-1879 är Pernilla född i februari i stället för januari. Felskrivning av prästen. I fb är det klart och tydligt januari. Enl Hfl 67-71 har Pernilla a i Innantilläsning, ab i Lilla Katekesen och Förklaringar, men b i Förståelse. Död av hjärnblödning, 85 år, 1 mån och 7 dgr, 1936-02-17 i Hammar 2:6, Nosaby (L) (Db (enl Nosaby past exp)). Begravd i familjegraven på Nosaby kgd 1936-02-22 i Hammar 2:6, Nosaby (L) (Db enl Nosaby past exp.). (Inga Hedenblad)

Jönsdotter, Pernilla (I1282)

1281

The Alden family are likely over a million descendents of John and Pricilla Alden, who came over on the Mayflower. Considering that they had 10 children, 69 grandchildren, and 500 great grandchildren.

Alden, Georgia Maria (I2130)

1282

The church records noted that she went to Sweden. Hopefully her father had given her a cow at least when she left home. She never married. She had her own little houseat Kattilasaari just otside Haparanda, Sweden. She seems to have made a living by sewing for other people. In the old days a seamstress might come and stay with a family untill all of them had been outfitted. She must have have a very frugal person as after her death there was property to be devided among her siblings. The record prepared by the church to assist in the division of her estate is a source of valuable information on the members of the family.

She had five full sisters, five half-sisters and six half-brothers but many were deceased by the time of her death. A portion of her estate was allotted to her half-brother Erik Emil in the United States. The money was put in a bank in Finland. There was a devaluation of the currency, however, so by the time the money was given by the heirs, the children of Erik Emil, to their mother or step-mother it was enough to just buy her a new heating stove for the living room.

Konstenius, Maria Erika (I1360)

1283

The church records reported her moving to Karl Gustav, Sweden. 11 juli 1902 and that she had been married there.

Konstenius, Ida (I1358)

1284

The following notes is an extract from the book ''Giorgi Family of Gordevio, Ticino, Switzerland by Valerie Dyer Giorgi:

Gordevio in Switzerland, which is where the Giorgi family came from, is a small town of less than 500 population.It is located in Valle Maggia. There are very high mountains surrounding Gordevio that are all granite. The favorite flower of the people living in Gordevio is the geranium. Geranium are planted in the ground, in pots and any place they might grow.The buildings are very old and made from granite.

Swiss farmers who emigrated eventually became the backbone of the local dairy bussiness in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara countis. They supplied milk and milk products to San Fransisco and the Sacramento Valley.

In America Natale and Valerie worked in San Jose, Calidornia, moving south to Harmony, Sam Luis Obispo County and then leased land near Los Alamos, California. Natale Giorgi, Sr settledon Rancho Nojoqui in 1896 and Valerio settled in Cayucos. They both accumulated enough money through their hard work to buy daires.

Giorgi, Natale (I2780)

1285

The Karunki, Finland church records had no record of her except her birth as she went to the United States at a young age. She met Andrew Mantyla in the States and he promised to take care of her so they were married. He had a lumbering camp t one time in Saxon, Wisconsin. Most of their lives, however, were spent on a farm in Erwin Township, just outside Ironwood, Michigan. They sold milk to a dairy and potatoes to people in the locations who did not have garden space to grow them. They also did plowing for those who wanted to have their own gardens. Both of them were bothered with asthma during their lifetimes.

Their home was a good example of Finnish construction. The walls were of logs which were covered inside and out with planed lumber. There was a large entry porch with benches under the windows for seating as well as storage. They used kerosone lamps and lanterns but eventually got in lights and were able to have a washing machine. They had their own well and a sauna. They had one or two hired men especially before the boys were grown.There was an organ in the front room and church services were often held at the home. Before they got lights their Christmas tree was decorated with small candles in metal holders that were kind of woven into the branches.

Two tall cabinets in the large kitchen often held shallow bowls of filia. The kitchen floor was varnished each year late some night so it would be dry by morning.

Konstenius, Sofia Johanna (I1357)

1286

The land that he bought from his father was named Lahdelma as it was on a cove. It was the southern strip of the Konstenius estate when it was divided from the island east to the mainland. It seems that he obtained building material for his home from a three storied storage building on the island. He had his brother Erik Emil send him watch from the United States. He died of an absessed tooth very suddenly when the children were all very young. Nilo for one spent a lot of time with his grandparents on the island so much that since his retirement he has been able to paint from memory the old kitchen and his grandfather Nilo using his cane to cross the room.

Konstenius, Jonne (I1345)

1287

The New Zealand Gazette Colonial Secretarys Office Wellington 23 April 1884. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to issue Letter of Naturalisation under the Alliens Act 1880 in favor of the undermentioned persons .....

Frederikson, Zacharias (I39669)

1288

Frederikson, Zacharias (I10652)

1289

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Pääkölä, Onni Ludvig (I1538)

1290

The Scio Tribune November 26, 1942
Mrs. Minerva Hull, 90 last August, was buried a few days ago by the side of her husband at Miller cemetery near Scio. Mrs. Hull, who with her family, lived on a farm in the Shelburn community several years ago, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bess Clark in Salem.

Extract from a letter written by Bessie Hull Clark for her mother, Minerva (Nodine) Hull, July 10, 1935.

"After leaving Council Bluffs in April, one night in early June, the train had reached the end of a day's trek and were forced to pitch camp for the night on the banks of the Platte River when they discovered there were 500 Sioux Indians camped about a mile up the river. A number of the Indians came and whooped and circled around their camp, taking note of their powers of resistance and prying into the possessions of the immigrants to see if it would pay them (the Indians) to pull a massacre when darkness of night covered all. Of course, you can only image the feelings of those men in the train and the helplessness of those women and children and their fright at seeing such a murderous horde spying around planning their destruction and what must have been their thoughts momentarily as the night hours passed expecting to be killed. They could hear the yells and the ki yi's of the Reds in the distance and knew they greatly outnumbered the train. Minerva was a little fourteen year old girl and no one slept in the camp that night. The train men armed and held themselves in readiness for any attack. But the reason the Reds were so hostile was because the Whites were camped on their reservation. However, Uncle Sam's soldiers were in Fort (Kearney) across the river from the immigrants and the Indians. At daybreak, a messenger came scurrying into camp and told the train to move on as quickly as possible, as the U.S.S. were not going to be able to hold the Sioux in check much longer. They had been war dancing and working themselves into a frenzy all night and were ready to swarm for attack at any minute. So the train lost no time in ambling forth and were accompanied and guarded by a small squad of soldiers the entire day, thus enabling the Whites to get far off the reservation and out of the path of the "Injuns". Thus ended just one of the many terrors of the pioneers of the plains."

Nodine, Minerva (I2791)

1291

They live at Kattilasaari just outside Haparanda, Sweden.

Hemphala, Gustav (I1384)

1292

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Kentta, Tauno (I1397)

1293

They lived in Kello in 1971.

Tervahauta, Aatos (I1646)

1294

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Nurmos, Konstu Wiljam (I1430)

1295

Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910 (NARA microfilm publication T624, 1,178 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA.

Källa (S316)

1296

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von Essen, Thyra Elsa Marianne (I6417)

1297

Tito was a cattle rancher all his life at Nojoqui. In addition to cattle he grew garbanzo and lima beans, barely and tomatoes on dry land. The tomatoes were red, pear shaped that were sent to the cannery. There was never enough water to irrigate all the farm land. The famous Nojoqui Falls was located on a part of his ranch.

Tito and Alma would buy about fifty to one hundred chicks at a time through the Sears catalog. They would raise them and when the rooster were big enough they were killed for the dinner table and the hens were kept to lay the eggs for the family.

Giorgi, Titus Tito Achille (I2774)

1298

Tjänande på Gästgifvargården nr 3 Vanneberga

Svensson, Gormen (I4345)

1299

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Giorgi, Tobias Toby Tito (I738)

1300

TONGBERG - Eleanor Carey Tongberg, 93, of Houston passed away November 12, 2003. She was a former resident of Osterville, a member of The Osterville United Methodist Church. The Wianno Club and served as President of the Garden Club. Her husband, Carl O. Tongberg, preceded her in death in 1962. She is survived by her loving family: sons, Carl N. Tongberg and wife Betty, Richard C. Tongberg and wife Sue; grandchildren, Karen Tongberg, Gretchen Irion and husband Todd, Linda Tongberg, Christopher Tongberg and wife Kristen and Kim Tongberg; and great-grandchildren Trevor Irion, Mallory Irion, Kayleigh Tongberg and Riley Tongberg. Sisters-in-law Marguerite Tongberg, formerly of Osterville and Carrie Carey also survive her. Memorial services were held in Houston Texas. There will be a graveside service at Hillside Cemetery at 1pm, on Monday, December 15, 2003.

Carey, Eleanor (I2174)