Hemansägare Carl Bonde Bondesson

Andra Händelser och Attribut:

• Emigration: 30 Jun 1922, From Malmö to Boston
• Arrival: 10 Jul 1922, New York Harbour; Person i USA Frida Mahoney

Noteringar:

Carl döptes den 12 feb och gudfader var Bonde Olsson åbo Nosaby och hustru Maria samt Karna Bengtsdotter Nosaby 4. (Nosabys födelsebok)

Returned from USA 1929 with his wife and daughter Karin. Karl Bondesson father to Karl Bonde Bondesson was living on the farm 1930.

Flyttade tillbaka från Nordamerika 1929 med hustru och dotter Karin. Karl Bondesson far till Karl Bonde Bondesson bodde på gården 1930 (Förs.boken).

Karl Bondesson köpte gården av Matilda Ekdahl (Nilsson) i Åraslöv.

Karl Bondesson arbetade på en pianofabrik i Boston USA.

Utdrag ur tidningsartikel från Boston:

STRANGER IN STRANGE LAND GETS FINE JOB AND GOLD THROUGH HERALD
Want Ad Column Helps Man Who Arrived Recently from Sweden
Rize will start his bank account

A stranger in a strange land, Carl Bondeson arrived in America a short time ago from Kristianstad, Sweden. His first need and thought was for work - a job - where to find one. The newspapers seemed to be his only friend. They offered hundreds of positions, and a few days ago, through The Herald and Traveler, he secured a good job as piano pol... at the Charles M Steiff Piano Company of 146 Boylston street.

Young Bondeson came to see The Herald and Traveler help wanted editor yesterday and his story won todays prize in gold.

Tells Life Story.

Bashfully he told a most interesting story of his life in Sweden and of his dreamings of America, finally realized by coming here.
Carl Bondeson now lives at at 84 West Newton Street. He is 23 years old of age and unmarried. Although he was a farm laborer in Sweden - in America he turned to manufactoring work having always thought of America as a manufactoring nation. After a few days in this country he obtained work as an apprentice in a piano factory and after acquiring sufficient knowledge of the trade secured his first real position through The Herald and Traveler help wanted advertisment.

He might never have won the $10 in gold for he did not understand The Herald and Traveler offer until one of his newly acquired American friends explained it to him and following his friends advice he came to see the editor. Considerably pleased with the $10 in gold, he stated that he was going to start a bank account with it.
The Herald and Traveler help wanted ad rendered its service. It found an experienced man for the employer and a needed start on his first job for a stranger in a strange land,
It makes little difference what you need a Herald and Traveler classified advertisment will go and find

Nosaby 14:9
Lantbrukare Carl Bondesson drev gården med hustrun Gerda född Tängberg (i Skee) och barnen Karin, affärsbiträde (född i Uddevalla). Bertil "Jocke", byggnadssnickare samt (Gull-Britt. scdermera gift med Lars Nilsson Nosaby 17. (NosabybygdesHistoria del 2)

Carl gift Gerda Henrietta Tångberg den 10 Maj 1928. Gerda (dotter till Otto Olsson Tångberg och Augusta Charlotta Samuelsdotter) föddes den 19 Jan 1905 i Skee, Göteborgs o Bohus län, Bohuslän; dog den 26 Maj 1998 i Nosaby, Kristianstads kn, Kristianstads Län; begravdes i Nosaby, Kristianstads kn, Kristianstads Län. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Familj/Make/Maka: Kurt Arne Beril Svensson. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Karl gift Ulla Britt Pettersson [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Gull-Britt gift Lars Erik Ingemar Nilsson [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Roger gift Marianne Nilsson [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Rickard gift Carina Birgitta Nilsson [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]