Carl A. Nilsson and Ida V. Andersson

[jamcat95]

Hi Paul

To your questions: yes to all.

The writing says: "mod.(modern) piga Anna Sofia Andersson"


Ian

[paul5534]

Ok!  Thanks for confirming that.

Paul

[paul5534]

Hi Ian:

Quick question:  Were Maja Lisa's parents Eric Parsson and Stina Jonsdotter...and if so were they married at the time?

https://app.arkivdigital.se/production/index.html?aid=v38706.b38.s105&page=main/index

Thanks,  Paul

[jamcat95]

Eric Pärsson and Stina Jönsdotter were her parents and yes they were married. Eric at this time was "undantagsman" = "person receiving support after giving his estate to another".

Their marriage 12 Dec 1789: Ledberg EI:1 (1746-1818) Bild 144 / sid 321 (AID: v38710.b144.s321, NAD: SE/VALA/00214)

Household 1811: Ledberg AI:4 (1807-1828) Bild 45 / sid 76 (AID: v25115.b45.s76, NAD: SE/VALA/00214)


Ian

[paul5534]

Perfect as always!  Thanks!

Paul

[paul5534]

Hi Ian:

I am researching Eric Pärsson (born 10 Sep 1765) and his wife Stina Jönsdotter (born 28 Aug 1768 in Ledberg).  I found Eric's death date of 9 Apr 1827 in Ledberg.  Stina then became a widow.  Can you locate her death date?  I have gone page by page in the death book and can't find it.  If she moved, I didn't catch that.

Here is the household record from the 1820s:

https://app.arkivdigital.se/production/index.html?aid=v25115.b316.s618&page=main/index

Thanks for your help.

Paul

[jamcat95]

Hi
In these types of cases when you can't find someone there is a possibility that she perhaps moved out. (as you perhaps thought). It does happen that the minister forgot to record her. In this case the minister did so:

Here is her moving out record - nr 5: Ledberg CI:4 (1800-1860) Bild 132 / sid 473 (AID: v38706.b132.s473, NAD: SE/VALA/00214)
Here is her moving in record - May 1831: Kärna BI:1 (1812-1860) Bild 40 / sid 73 (AID: v38612.b40.s73, NAD: SE/VALA/00208)

and
Household with her son Jonas: Kärna BI:1 (1812-1860) Bild 40 / sid 73 (AID: v38612.b40.s73, NAD: SE/VALA/00208)



Ian

[jamcat95]

Eric at this time was "undantagsman" = "person receiving support after giving his estate to another".

Hi Paul
I'm sorry but I have misled you somewhat. I thought the word before his name was "undantagsman" but actually is "nämndemannen", which means he was a lay-judge.


Ian

[jamcat95]

Eric Pehrsson from Södra Lårebo is in the court records as seen halfway down this page for example:
Valkebo häradsrätt AIa:31 (1804-1805) Bild 40 / sid 3 (AID: v535980a.b40.s3, NAD: SE/VALA/01599)

Ian