Sweden - Daniel Nyberg and Anna Josephina ?

[jamcat95]

In 1888 in Gothenburg Karl Johan Parish the minister had written them in the missing people's book. He had written that they were in England. Daniel was a seaman also in Sweden.

An explantion to these books:
http://www.arkivdigital.net/swedish-genealogy/non-existing-persons-book


Ian

[suziq]

Many thanks

Suziq

[jamcat95]

Hi
Daniel's father was soldier Daniel Andersson Soling:
http://www.ep.liu.se/databases/soldatregister/dbrecord.sv.aspx?id=1648230

An explanation on Swedish soldier names:
https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Sweden_Soldier_Names


Ian

[jamcat95]

Daniel Nyberg's Family:
Daniel Andersson Soling - Soldier  b.29 March 1820  m. 4 Apr 1841  d.9 Sept 1851
Brita Olsdotter b.12 Oct 1808 d.

Anders Danielsson - Soldier (name Rask)  b.30 Nov 1841
Brita Danielsdotter  b.16 Dec 1843
Olof Danielsson  b.27 Apr 1849

All born in Rättvik Parish in Dalarna County.

Anders from the soldier database: http://www.ep.liu.se/databases/soldatregister/dbrecord.sv.aspx?id=1701611


Ian

[suziq]

Hi Ian
Thank you for the info.  You'll be fed up of me but where does the name Nyberg fit in? Also Daniel Andersson Soling is Daniel Nyberg's father and his mother is Brita Olsdotter? So who is Anders Danielsson?

Suziq

[jamcat95]

No not at all!

Daniel and Brita are his parents.
Anders, Brita and Olof are his siblings.


Ian

[suziq]

Thank you

Suziq

[jamcat95]

The name Nyberg first appeared when Daniel left Rättvik Parish and ended up in Gothenburg. I have no idea yet where it came from. The place the family lived at was called Nygård in the village of Backa - if that has anything to do with it. I'll keep digging.

"Ny" means new
"Berg" means mountain

Nyberg is roughly pronounced new-bay.


Ian

[suziq]

Ian, you are a star, thank you so much!