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8551. “United States Census,” 1870, TN, Sumner, District 19, Gallatin, 22, M593, 000553065, 615, Bureau of the Census, US Dept. of Commerce, United States of America, August 18, 1870, W G Lamire.
File: 1870 TN Sumner County Dist19 p22
File: 1870 TN Sumner County Dist19 p22
8552. “Nancy R Bell Groves,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/113393298, 113393298, Says born in 1871 on tombstone, but was 2 years old when recorded in 1870 census.
8553. “Nancy R Bell Groves,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/113393298, 113393298.
8554. “Alvena Louise Laue Dean,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192053893, 192053893.
8555. “Charles Francis Dean,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192053991, 192053991.
8556. Alan Michelson, “Charles Francis Dean (Architect),” http://pcad.lib.washington.edu/person/785/.
8557. “Charles F Dean Captial Architect is Dead at 72,” Charles Francis Dean, The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, July 2, 1956, 4.
Charles F. Dean, a leading architect in Sacramento for many years, died Saturday In the Sutter Hospital at the age of 72. He had been ill with a stomach ailment for about a month.
A specialist in the design of schools and churches he recently completed the preliminary design of the Hiram Johnson High School which will be constructed at 65th Street and 14th Avenue. The city school board accepted the preliminary plans last week.
Builder Of Schools
He was looked upon in the profession as a leader in the planning and designing of contemporary school buildings. For many years he was closely connected with the construction of school buildings in the districts of San Juan Union High; Marysville, Yuba County, Union High; Shasta, Shasta County, Union High; Arden-Carmichael Union; Sylvan Elementary; Pittsburg Unified and Westwood, Lassen County, Unified.
Among tha buildings in Sacramento which stand as memorials to Dean’s ability are the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sutter Club, memorial auditorium and the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.
Westminster Finest
His associates say Dean looked upon the Westminster Church as the finest of all the buildings he designed. He also drew the plans for St. Philomenes Catholic Church on El Camino Avenue and St. Monicas Catholic Church now under construction in Willows, Glenn County.
Born in Belto, Tex., Dean attended Texas A&M. He came to California in 1908 from Chicago in response to a call for draftsmen and architects to help rebuild San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Worked In SF
He worked in San Francisco a few months and then moved to Sacramento. Five years later his brother James S., also an architect, came to Sacramento from Waco, Tex.
Charles Dean was a designer and architect with the state until 1920 when he and his brother formed a partnership, Dean & Dean. The partnership association ended in 1930 when James became the Sacramento city manager. James later served as state director of finance and is retired.
Home On Markham Way
Charles Dean was a member of the American Institute of Architects. His office is at 1521 I Street and the family home is at 2221 Markham Way. In addition to his brother, his wife Alvena, survives.
Services will be held tomorrow at 11 AM in the Trinity Episcopal Church. Entombment will be in the East Lawn Mausoleum. Friends are invited to the Andrews & Greilich Funeral Home until 9 o’clock tonight
Charles F. Dean, a leading architect in Sacramento for many years, died Saturday In the Sutter Hospital at the age of 72. He had been ill with a stomach ailment for about a month.
A specialist in the design of schools and churches he recently completed the preliminary design of the Hiram Johnson High School which will be constructed at 65th Street and 14th Avenue. The city school board accepted the preliminary plans last week.
Builder Of Schools
He was looked upon in the profession as a leader in the planning and designing of contemporary school buildings. For many years he was closely connected with the construction of school buildings in the districts of San Juan Union High; Marysville, Yuba County, Union High; Shasta, Shasta County, Union High; Arden-Carmichael Union; Sylvan Elementary; Pittsburg Unified and Westwood, Lassen County, Unified.
Among tha buildings in Sacramento which stand as memorials to Dean’s ability are the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sutter Club, memorial auditorium and the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.
Westminster Finest
His associates say Dean looked upon the Westminster Church as the finest of all the buildings he designed. He also drew the plans for St. Philomenes Catholic Church on El Camino Avenue and St. Monicas Catholic Church now under construction in Willows, Glenn County.
Born in Belto, Tex., Dean attended Texas A&M. He came to California in 1908 from Chicago in response to a call for draftsmen and architects to help rebuild San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Worked In SF
He worked in San Francisco a few months and then moved to Sacramento. Five years later his brother James S., also an architect, came to Sacramento from Waco, Tex.
Charles Dean was a designer and architect with the state until 1920 when he and his brother formed a partnership, Dean & Dean. The partnership association ended in 1930 when James became the Sacramento city manager. James later served as state director of finance and is retired.
Home On Markham Way
Charles Dean was a member of the American Institute of Architects. His office is at 1521 I Street and the family home is at 2221 Markham Way. In addition to his brother, his wife Alvena, survives.
Services will be held tomorrow at 11 AM in the Trinity Episcopal Church. Entombment will be in the East Lawn Mausoleum. Friends are invited to the Andrews & Greilich Funeral Home until 9 o’clock tonight
8558. Westminster Presbyterian Church, “About the architect,” https://www.westminsac.org/post/about-architect.
8559. “Florence Snee Wiggs,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85547679, 85547679.
8560. Silas E Todd and Ruth V Allen, “California, County Marriages, 1850-1952,” November 18, 1927, Pasadena, Los Angeles County, CA, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8NV-PND.
File: SilasETodd_RuthVAllen_MarriageCert
File: SilasETodd_RuthVAllen_MarriageCert
8561. “Silas Edward Todd,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85534350, 85534350.
8562. “Lillian C Todd,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137598880, 137598880.
8563. “Obituaries,” Ruth Van Arsdol, Pasadena Independent, Pasadena, CA, June 5, 1964, 30.
VAN ARSDOL—Ruth Todd Van Arsdol, 2800 North Holliston Ave., Altadena, passed away June 3, 1964 at a local sanitarium. A native of Western Neb., a resident of California for 45 years. She was Past Worthy High Priestess Artabar, No. 5 While Shrine of Jerusalum, Past President of the Pasadena Soroptimist Club and Past Matron of Pasadena Chapter No. 108 O.E.S. She is survived by her husband West L. Van Arsdol; daughter Joy Allen Oswell of
Ukiah, Calif.. Stepdaughter, Irene Sturm of South Pasadena; stepson Max Todd of Pasadena, five grandchildren, brother, Rev. B. E. Allen of Rockford, Ill. and sister, Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Altheimer, Ark. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, in Memory Chapel, Ives & Warren Co., 100 North Hill Ave., conducted by Pasadena Chapter No. 108 O.E.S.
VAN ARSDOL—Ruth Todd Van Arsdol, 2800 North Holliston Ave., Altadena, passed away June 3, 1964 at a local sanitarium. A native of Western Neb., a resident of California for 45 years. She was Past Worthy High Priestess Artabar, No. 5 While Shrine of Jerusalum, Past President of the Pasadena Soroptimist Club and Past Matron of Pasadena Chapter No. 108 O.E.S. She is survived by her husband West L. Van Arsdol; daughter Joy Allen Oswell of
Ukiah, Calif.. Stepdaughter, Irene Sturm of South Pasadena; stepson Max Todd of Pasadena, five grandchildren, brother, Rev. B. E. Allen of Rockford, Ill. and sister, Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Altheimer, Ark. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, in Memory Chapel, Ives & Warren Co., 100 North Hill Ave., conducted by Pasadena Chapter No. 108 O.E.S.
8564. “Obituaries,” Joy Oswell, Eureka Times-Standard, Eureka, CA, September 27, 2009.
Joy Oswell, born November 23,1920, passed away peacefully on the evening of September 16, 2009 with her family at her bedside.
Joy was born in the Los Angeles area and grew up in Pasadena where she enjoyed attending plays, movies, live musical performances and watching the Rose Parade in person every New Year’s Day. In addition, she was always an avid reader and loved drawing and painting. Joy attended UCLA and later business school. During World II she worked as a secretary in the Valley Hunt Club and had fun attending dances with her girlfriends to dance with American servicemen.
In late 1945 Joy met Clyde Oswell, a Captain in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and married him in 1946. They first moved to Florida where he was stationed, and after the birth of their first child, returned to California to be stationed in various cities. Clyde resumed his practice as a pharmacist after leaving the army, and in 1955 he and Joy moved the family, now including four children, to Ukiah where their fifth and last child was born.
During her first years in Ukiah, Joy was busy taking care of her family, participating in PTA and teaching Sunday School at the Presbyterian Church. Eventually she found time to become very involved with the League of Women Voters. She held many offices over the years including the office of president, and especially derived satisfaction from setting up Candidates’ Nights. Her participation in league continued for decades. To Joy it was a sin not to vote.
In the 1970’s Joy began working at the Ukiah Library that later became the Mendocino County Library. She loved working at the front desk where she had the opportunity to meet and talk with people. Even after she retired, she continued to work part-time and volunteer. She served on the Board of the Mendocino County Library and was very active with The Friends of the Library, particularly enjoying helping with used book sales to raise funds. During this time, she also pursued her personal interest in oil painting and took several painting classes. In addition, Joy cared for her husband, Clyde, who had had a stroke in 1976 that left him partially paralyzed and unable to speak clearly. After Clyde’s death in March of 1989, Joy continued her activities with the league and the library and volunteered to collate and mail a quarterly newsletter to Mendocino County retirees. However, by her mid-eighties, Joy was unable to continue her volunteer work for health reasons. In October of 2007, after spending fifty-two years in Ukiah, Joy moved to Eureka, CA and lived at Timber Ridge until her death.
Joy was dearly loved by her family and friends, and she gave her love unconditionally. She is survived by her son Robert Oswell of Arcata and his wife Mary; her daughter Celia Oswell of San Francisco; her daughter Ruth Coleman of Bandon Oregon, her husband Peter and grandchildren, Clifton, Galen, and Summer; her son David Oswell of Bozeman, Montana, his wife Laura and grandchildren, Matthew, Stephanie, Nathaniel, Susannah, Elisabeth, Joel and Josiah; her son Mark Oswell of Ukiah and granddaughter, Lesa. She is also survived by her special friend, Lil, at Timber Ridge.
The family would like to express their gratitude to Hospice of Humboldt and Timber Ridge for making it possible for Joy to come home to Timber Ridge after her stroke. A Celebration of Life will be held for Joy at Timber Ridge on Friday afternoon, October 2, 2009, at 2:00 p.m.
Please sign the guestbook online at www.times-standard.com, click on obituaries.
Joy Oswell, born November 23,1920, passed away peacefully on the evening of September 16, 2009 with her family at her bedside.
Joy was born in the Los Angeles area and grew up in Pasadena where she enjoyed attending plays, movies, live musical performances and watching the Rose Parade in person every New Year’s Day. In addition, she was always an avid reader and loved drawing and painting. Joy attended UCLA and later business school. During World II she worked as a secretary in the Valley Hunt Club and had fun attending dances with her girlfriends to dance with American servicemen.
In late 1945 Joy met Clyde Oswell, a Captain in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and married him in 1946. They first moved to Florida where he was stationed, and after the birth of their first child, returned to California to be stationed in various cities. Clyde resumed his practice as a pharmacist after leaving the army, and in 1955 he and Joy moved the family, now including four children, to Ukiah where their fifth and last child was born.
During her first years in Ukiah, Joy was busy taking care of her family, participating in PTA and teaching Sunday School at the Presbyterian Church. Eventually she found time to become very involved with the League of Women Voters. She held many offices over the years including the office of president, and especially derived satisfaction from setting up Candidates’ Nights. Her participation in league continued for decades. To Joy it was a sin not to vote.
In the 1970’s Joy began working at the Ukiah Library that later became the Mendocino County Library. She loved working at the front desk where she had the opportunity to meet and talk with people. Even after she retired, she continued to work part-time and volunteer. She served on the Board of the Mendocino County Library and was very active with The Friends of the Library, particularly enjoying helping with used book sales to raise funds. During this time, she also pursued her personal interest in oil painting and took several painting classes. In addition, Joy cared for her husband, Clyde, who had had a stroke in 1976 that left him partially paralyzed and unable to speak clearly. After Clyde’s death in March of 1989, Joy continued her activities with the league and the library and volunteered to collate and mail a quarterly newsletter to Mendocino County retirees. However, by her mid-eighties, Joy was unable to continue her volunteer work for health reasons. In October of 2007, after spending fifty-two years in Ukiah, Joy moved to Eureka, CA and lived at Timber Ridge until her death.
Joy was dearly loved by her family and friends, and she gave her love unconditionally. She is survived by her son Robert Oswell of Arcata and his wife Mary; her daughter Celia Oswell of San Francisco; her daughter Ruth Coleman of Bandon Oregon, her husband Peter and grandchildren, Clifton, Galen, and Summer; her son David Oswell of Bozeman, Montana, his wife Laura and grandchildren, Matthew, Stephanie, Nathaniel, Susannah, Elisabeth, Joel and Josiah; her son Mark Oswell of Ukiah and granddaughter, Lesa. She is also survived by her special friend, Lil, at Timber Ridge.
The family would like to express their gratitude to Hospice of Humboldt and Timber Ridge for making it possible for Joy to come home to Timber Ridge after her stroke. A Celebration of Life will be held for Joy at Timber Ridge on Friday afternoon, October 2, 2009, at 2:00 p.m.
Please sign the guestbook online at www.times-standard.com, click on obituaries.
8565. “Obituaries,” Joy Oswell, Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, CA, September 25, 2009.
Joy Oswell passed away peacefully at her home in Timber Ridge, in Eureka, CA, on September 16, 2009, due to complications from a recent stroke. She was nearly 2 months shy of 89. She was born on November 23, 1920.
Joy was adopted at birth. Her mother and father were from Belgium or Luxembourg, and her adoptive parents raised her in the Pasadena and Altadena areas. She lived there when there were still orange groves and dairy farms between the various cities and Los Angeles. Her adoptive father died when she was young, and her mother and stepfather, Ruth and William "Van" Van Arsdal, owned and operated board and care homes in the area.
Joy was raised around much older people, and had lots of affection and empathy toward elderly people at a young age. She attended business college in Pasadena, and had to attend classes in tents after the Long Beach earthquake nearly destroyed the college. Joy was a very adept secretary, and could type nearly 100 words per minute on an old Royal manual typewriter. She had her own version of shorthand that was only legible to her.
She met her future husband, Clyde, when she was a grade-school student, and he worked for her dad in his pharmacy as an apprentice. Clyde was 13 years older, went back to work in his parents oil fields in New Mexico, and married his first wife there. He divorced during the war while serving in the South Pacific, and dated Joy while on leave in California. They were married after the war ended, and Joy and Clyde lived across the US while he served in the Army Air Force, and then the Army Corps of Engineers. Clyde dusted off his pharmacy license, and he and Joy lived in various towns in California, finally settling in Ukiah in the early 50's. She raised 5 children in Ukiah while Clyde owned and operated Ukiah Rexall.
Joy was very active in the League of Women Voters, and worked at the City Library in the old Carnegie Library, then later in what is now the County Library, at the circulation desk. She was also very active in the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah, teaching Sunday school for many years, with Alice Oakley. She was an accomplished artist, and designed the program covers for the Colonial Tea for many years. She trained under Robert Comings at Mendocino College, and loved to do oil painting landscapes and portraits. Her granddaughter, Lesa, inherited her artistic talents.
Joy was predeceased by her husband, Clyde, in 1989. She is survived by her 5 children: Robert Oswell, Arcata, CA, Celia Oswell, San Francisco, CA, David Oswell, Bozeman, Montana, Ruth Coleman, Willits, CA, and Mark Oswell, Ukiah, CA. She is also survived by many beloved grandchildren, and step-granchildren.
Joy was a kind spirit who was very giving, and she will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace, Mom... we love you!
A celebration of her life will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah on West Perkins and Dora Street on Sunday, September 27th at 1:00 P.M.
Donations in her memory can be made to Hospice of Humboldt County or the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah in lieu of flowers.
Joy Oswell passed away peacefully at her home in Timber Ridge, in Eureka, CA, on September 16, 2009, due to complications from a recent stroke. She was nearly 2 months shy of 89. She was born on November 23, 1920.
Joy was adopted at birth. Her mother and father were from Belgium or Luxembourg, and her adoptive parents raised her in the Pasadena and Altadena areas. She lived there when there were still orange groves and dairy farms between the various cities and Los Angeles. Her adoptive father died when she was young, and her mother and stepfather, Ruth and William "Van" Van Arsdal, owned and operated board and care homes in the area.
Joy was raised around much older people, and had lots of affection and empathy toward elderly people at a young age. She attended business college in Pasadena, and had to attend classes in tents after the Long Beach earthquake nearly destroyed the college. Joy was a very adept secretary, and could type nearly 100 words per minute on an old Royal manual typewriter. She had her own version of shorthand that was only legible to her.
She met her future husband, Clyde, when she was a grade-school student, and he worked for her dad in his pharmacy as an apprentice. Clyde was 13 years older, went back to work in his parents oil fields in New Mexico, and married his first wife there. He divorced during the war while serving in the South Pacific, and dated Joy while on leave in California. They were married after the war ended, and Joy and Clyde lived across the US while he served in the Army Air Force, and then the Army Corps of Engineers. Clyde dusted off his pharmacy license, and he and Joy lived in various towns in California, finally settling in Ukiah in the early 50's. She raised 5 children in Ukiah while Clyde owned and operated Ukiah Rexall.
Joy was very active in the League of Women Voters, and worked at the City Library in the old Carnegie Library, then later in what is now the County Library, at the circulation desk. She was also very active in the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah, teaching Sunday school for many years, with Alice Oakley. She was an accomplished artist, and designed the program covers for the Colonial Tea for many years. She trained under Robert Comings at Mendocino College, and loved to do oil painting landscapes and portraits. Her granddaughter, Lesa, inherited her artistic talents.
Joy was predeceased by her husband, Clyde, in 1989. She is survived by her 5 children: Robert Oswell, Arcata, CA, Celia Oswell, San Francisco, CA, David Oswell, Bozeman, Montana, Ruth Coleman, Willits, CA, and Mark Oswell, Ukiah, CA. She is also survived by many beloved grandchildren, and step-granchildren.
Joy was a kind spirit who was very giving, and she will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace, Mom... we love you!
A celebration of her life will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah on West Perkins and Dora Street on Sunday, September 27th at 1:00 P.M.
Donations in her memory can be made to Hospice of Humboldt County or the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah in lieu of flowers.
8566. “United States Census,” 1930, CA, Los Angeles, Pasadena, 9B, 15, 19-1220, T626, 168, 661, Bureau of the Census, US Dept. of Commerce, United States of America, April 8, 1930, Amelia A Dodson.
File: 1930 CA Los Angeles County Pasadena p9B
File: 1930 CA Los Angeles County Pasadena p9B
8567. Clyde W Oswell and Joy Allen, “California, County Marriages, 1850-1952,” March 20, 1946, Pasadena, Los Angeles County, CA, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8K7-LD6.
File: ClydeWOswell_JoyAllen_MarriageCert
File: ClydeWOswell_JoyAllen_MarriageCert
8568. “United States Census,” 1940, CA, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Assembly District 47, 8B, 11, 19-476, T627, 242, 18, Bureau of the Census, US Dept. of Commerce, United States of America, April 11, 1940, Helene Julia Munroe.
File: 1940 CA Los Angeles County Pasadena AD47 p8B
File: 1940 CA Los Angeles County Pasadena AD47 p8B
8569. Mathilda Louisa Johansdotter, “Swedish Birth Records: Hylletofta BI 3,” January 4, 1847, Hylletofta, Sweden, 49, 30.
Files (2): Hylletofta-F-BI-3-1835-1839-Image-30-Page-49, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:3 1835-1839 Image 30 : Page 49
Files (2): Hylletofta-F-BI-3-1835-1839-Image-30-Page-49, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:3 1835-1839 Image 30 : Page 49
8570. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1840-1844, Hylletofta AI 9, 1840-1850, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 276, 155.
Files (2): 1840s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-9-1840-1850-Image-155-Page-276, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:9 1840-1850 Image 155 : Page 276
Files (2): 1840s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-9-1840-1850-Image-155-Page-276, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:9 1840-1850 Image 155 : Page 276
8571. Jonas Magnus Olofsson, “Swedish Birth Records: Bringetofta 1751-1839,” August 22, 1820, Gåsgegöl, Bringetofta Parish, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Scandinavia, 439, 223.
File: JonasMagnusOlofsson_ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) BI:2 1751-1839 Image 223 : Page 439
File: JonasMagnusOlofsson_ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) BI:2 1751-1839 Image 223 : Page 439
8572. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1881-1885, Hylletofta AI 16 1881-1885, Hylletofta Parish, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Wakås Stora, 227, 234.
File: 1880s Sweden Hylletofta Wakås Stora
File: 1880s Sweden Hylletofta Wakås Stora
8573. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1818-1828, Bringetofta AI 5 1818-1828, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 128, 73.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:5 1818-1828 Image 73 : Page 128
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:5 1818-1828 Image 73 : Page 128
8574. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1828-1835, Bringetofta AI 6 1828-1834, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 115, 130.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:6 1828-1834 Image 130 : Page 115
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:6 1828-1834 Image 130 : Page 115
8575. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1833-1839, Bringetofta AI 7 1834-1839, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 125, 133.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:7 1834-1839 Image 133 : Page 125
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:7 1834-1839 Image 133 : Page 125
8576. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1846-1848, Hylletofta AI 9, 1840-1850, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 534, 284.
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:9 1840-1850 Image 284 : Page 534, 1845s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-9-1840-1850-Image-284-Page-534
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:9 1840-1850 Image 284 : Page 534, 1845s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-9-1840-1850-Image-284-Page-534
8577. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1866-1870, Bringetofta AI 13 1866-1870, Bringetofta Parish, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Strustorp, 201, 209.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:13 1866-1870 Image 209 : Page 201
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:13 1866-1870 Image 209 : Page 201
8578. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1876-1880, Bringetofta AI 15 1876-1880, Bringetofta Parish, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Strustorp, 372, 381.
File: 1875s Sweden Bringetofta Strustorp
File: 1875s Sweden Bringetofta Strustorp
8579. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1823-1828, Hylletofta AI 6, 1816-1828, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 369, 192.
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 192 : Page 369, 1820s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-6-1816-1828-Image-192-Page-369
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 192 : Page 369, 1820s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-6-1816-1828-Image-192-Page-369
8580. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1829-1834, Hylletofta AI 7, 1829-1834, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 113, 124.
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:7 1829-1834 Image 124 : Page 113, 1830s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-7-1829-1834-Image-124-Page-113
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:7 1829-1834 Image 124 : Page 113, 1830s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-7-1829-1834-Image-124-Page-113
8581. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1835-1839, Hylletofta AI 8, 1835-1839, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 138, 147.
Files (2): 1835s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-8-1835-1839-Image-147-Page-138, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:8 1835-1839 Image 147 : Page 138
Files (2): 1835s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-8-1835-1839-Image-147-Page-138, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:8 1835-1839 Image 147 : Page 138
8582. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1871-1875, Hylletofta AI 14 1871-1875, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 140, 150.
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:14 1871-1875 Image 150 : Page 140_bottom, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:14 1871-1875 Image 150 : Page 140_top
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:14 1871-1875 Image 150 : Page 140_bottom, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:14 1871-1875 Image 150 : Page 140_top
8583. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1876-1880, Hylletofta AI 15 1876-1880, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 236, 244.
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:15 1876-1880 Image 244 : Page 236_bottom, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:15 1876-1880 Image 244 : Page 236_top
Files (2): ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:15 1876-1880 Image 244 : Page 236_bottom, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:15 1876-1880 Image 244 : Page 236_top
8584. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1791-1795, Hylletofta AI 4, 1791-1899, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 160, 87.
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:4 1791-1800 Image 87 : Page 160
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:4 1791-1800 Image 87 : Page 160
8585. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1796-1800, Hylletofta AI 4, 1791-1899, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 368, 191.
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:4 1791-1800 Image 191 : Page 368
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:4 1791-1800 Image 191 : Page 368
8586. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1801-1805, Hylletofta AI 5, 1801-1815, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 90, 99.
Files (2): 1800s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-99-Page-90, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 99 : Page 90
Files (2): 1800s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-99-Page-90, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 99 : Page 90
8587. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1805-1809, Hylletofta AI 5, 1801-1815, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 199, 209.
Files (2): 1805s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-209-Page-199, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 209 : Page 199
Files (2): 1805s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-209-Page-199, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 209 : Page 199
8588. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1810-1815, Hylletofta AI 5, 1801-1815, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 293, 305.
Files (2): 1810s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-305-Page-293, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 305 : Page 293
Files (2): 1810s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-5-1801-1815-Image-305-Page-293, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:5 1801-1815 Image 305 : Page 293
8589. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1816-1822, Hylletofta AI 6, 1816-1828, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 141, 78.
Files (3): 1816s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-6-1816-1828-Image-78-Page-141, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 78 : Page 141, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 78 : Page 141_bottom
Files (3): 1816s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-6-1816-1828-Image-78-Page-141, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 78 : Page 141, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:6 1816-1828 Image 78 : Page 141_bottom
8590. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1835-1839, Hylletofta AI 8, 1835-1839, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 138, 147, This and all census records FROM 1818 UNTIL 1851 say she was born 12/12/1799. But census records after 1851 say she was born 12/29/1799 in agreement with birth record.
Files (2): 1835s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-8-1835-1839-Image-147-Page-138, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:8 1835-1839 Image 147 : Page 138
Files (2): 1835s Sweden Hylletofta-F-AI-8-1835-1839-Image-147-Page-138, ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:8 1835-1839 Image 147 : Page 138
8591. Stina Andersdotter, “Swedish Birth Records: Bringetofta 1751-1839,” December 29, 1799, Drageryd Norrege, Bringetofta Parish, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Scandinavia, 329, 168, Says she was born December 29, 1799.
File: StinaAndersdotter_ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) BI:2 1751-1839 Image 168 : Page 329
File: StinaAndersdotter_ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) BI:2 1751-1839 Image 168 : Page 329
8592. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1881-1885, Hylletofta AI 16 1881-1885, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 223, 230.
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:16 1881-1885 Image 230 : Page 223
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:16 1881-1885 Image 230 : Page 223
8593. Sven Olofsson and Stina Andersdotter, “Marriage Records BI 2 1792-1834,” February 1, 1818, Stora Vakås, Hylletofta Parish, Sävsjö, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Scandinavia, 79, 44, I’m pretty sure this is their marriage record. But I can’t read it!
I cannot read it. In the middle column it has the names Anders Jacobsson and Anna Stina Olofsdotter—assumedly parents of Stina Andersdotter. In the right column it has the names Isaac Adamsson, Sven Olofsson (groom), Ingela Andersdotter, and I think Anna Lena Isaacsdotter.
File: SvenOlofsson_StinaAndersdotter_ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:2 1792-1834 Image 44 : Page 79
I cannot read it. In the middle column it has the names Anders Jacobsson and Anna Stina Olofsdotter—assumedly parents of Stina Andersdotter. In the right column it has the names Isaac Adamsson, Sven Olofsson (groom), Ingela Andersdotter, and I think Anna Lena Isaacsdotter.
File: SvenOlofsson_StinaAndersdotter_ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:2 1792-1834 Image 44 : Page 79
8594. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1796-1800, Bringetofta AI 2 1796-1800, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 422, 215.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:2 1796-1800 Image 215 : Page 422
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:2 1796-1800 Image 215 : Page 422
8595. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1801-1805, Bringetofta AI 3 1801-1810, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 362, 194.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:3 1801-1810 Image 194 : Page 362
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:3 1801-1810 Image 194 : Page 362
8596. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1806-1810, Bringetofta AI 3 1801-1810, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 377, 421.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:3 1801-1810 Image 421 : Page 377
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:3 1801-1810 Image 421 : Page 377
8597. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1811-1817, Bringetofta AI 4 1811-1817, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 358, 182.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:4 1811-1817 Image 182 : Page 358
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:4 1811-1817 Image 182 : Page 358
8598. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1818-1828, Bringetofta AI 5 1818-1828, Bringetofta, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 352, 185.
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:5 1818-1828 Image 185 : Page 352
File: ArkivDigital: Bringetofta (F) AI:5 1818-1828 Image 185 : Page 352
8599. Olof Adamsson and Lena Johansdotter, “Marriage Records BI 2 1792-1834,” 1793, Stora Vakås, Hylletofta Parish, Sävsjö, Jönköping County, Småland Province, Sweden, Scandinavia, 3, 6.
File: OlofAdamsson_LenaJohansdotter_ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:2 1792-1834 Image 6 : Page 3
File: OlofAdamsson_LenaJohansdotter_ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) BI:2 1792-1834 Image 6 : Page 3
8600. “Sweden Household Examination Books,” 1851-1855, Hylletofta AI 10, 1851-1855, Hylletofta, Sävsjö, Jönköping, Småland, Sweden, Scandinavia, 20, 30.
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:10 1851-1855 Image 30 : Page 20
File: ArkivDigital: Hylletofta (F) AI:10 1851-1855 Image 30 : Page 20
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