Nord>Alfta, Helsingland (Gavleborg), Sweden>Clay Co.,Kansas>Colorado
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Nord>Alfta, Helsingland (Gavleborg), Sweden>Clay Co.,Kansas>Colorado
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Posted: 25 May 2007 8:43PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: NORD NORLING SJOLIN PRINTZ ANDERSDOTTER JONSSON
Looking for the chilren of Pehr Jonsson NORD (Peter NORD) and his wife, Brita (Betsy) ANDERSDOTTER. They included the following:
Brita Pehrsdoter NORD, b. 1851
Jonas Persson NORD, b. 1854
Christine NORD, b. 1857
Per Persson NORD, b. 1859
Anders Persson NORD, b. 1862
Margta NORD, b. 1866
The first 5 children were born in Alfta parish, Helsingland (Gavleborg), Sweden, and I think the last one was born in Bollnas, Sweden. The family emigrated in 1868. The parents, at least, lived in Sherman Township, Clay County, Kansas.
I believe Christine married Frederick NORLING. They had at least four children, three of whom were born in Kansas and one of whom was born in Colorado.
I have extensive genealogy on this family going back many generations in Sweden. Peter NORD was a brother of my great-grandfather, Johan Jonsson SJOLIN. Another brother who came to Kansas was Anders Jonsson PRINTZ (Andrew PRINTZ).
I would really love to find out what happened to each of the children.
Brita Pehrsdoter NORD, b. 1851
Jonas Persson NORD, b. 1854
Christine NORD, b. 1857
Per Persson NORD, b. 1859
Anders Persson NORD, b. 1862
Margta NORD, b. 1866
The first 5 children were born in Alfta parish, Helsingland (Gavleborg), Sweden, and I think the last one was born in Bollnas, Sweden. The family emigrated in 1868. The parents, at least, lived in Sherman Township, Clay County, Kansas.
I believe Christine married Frederick NORLING. They had at least four children, three of whom were born in Kansas and one of whom was born in Colorado.
I have extensive genealogy on this family going back many generations in Sweden. Peter NORD was a brother of my great-grandfather, Johan Jonsson SJOLIN. Another brother who came to Kansas was Anders Jonsson PRINTZ (Andrew PRINTZ).
I would really love to find out what happened to each of the children.