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Of Personal Names Swedish American Genealogist Volume 2 | Number 4 Article 11 12-1-1982 Index of Personal Names Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/swensonsag Part of the Genealogy Commons, and the Scandinavian Studies Commons Recommended Citation (1982) "Index of Personal Names," Swedish American Genealogist: Vol. 2 : No. 4 , Article 11. Available at: https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/swensonsag/vol2/iss4/11 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Augustana Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Swedish American Genealogist by an authorized editor of Augustana Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Index of Personal Names Note: A name may appear more than once on a page. Two individuals with identical names appearing on the same page are indexed with either a reference to their parishes of birth, or if this is not known, by the addition of a Roman numeral II to the second name appearing. The Swedish letters a, ii and o are indexed as aa, ae and oe. Authors of books are not listed. ALLEN, Wheaton, 103 ANDERS[S]ON , - , 93 ' Anna, 182 ALLISON, Catharine, 81 Adolf, 74 Herbert, 46 ALM, Mary, 120 Albin, 119 Julie, 46 ALMFELDT, Alfred, 154 Alfred, 46 Karen, 46 ALMQUIST, John A. , 122 Alfred, 90 Maria, 130 ALMQVIST, A. W., 150 Alma, 46 A.BERG , Alfred, 85 Knut Wilhelm, 69 Alma Ida, 119 Carl August, 85 Sten, 50 Anders, 37 Catharina Christina, 108 AMAN, Alfred Edgar, 75 Anders, 66, 67 Emma Charlotta, 85 Gustaf Walentin, 73 Anders, 114 Maria Charlotta, 85 Wilhelmina, 120 Anders, I 15 Olof, 85 AMUN[DJSEN , Martin, 21, Anders , 116 A.GREN , see OGREN 24, 27 Anders, 132 AKERBERG, see Simon, 35 Anders , 133, 136 OKERBERG ANDER, 0. Fritiof, 62 Anders, 134 AKERHIELM af ANDERBERG, August, 119 Anders, 138 MARGRETELUND, ANDERSDOTTER, Anna, Anders Bernhard, 72 Anna Catharina, 28 132 Anders Peter, 88 Johan Fredrik Georg Anna, 134 Andreas, 89 Rickard, 105, 108 Botel, 67 Anna, 41 Samuel Georg Conrad, Brask Karin (Carin), 131 Anna, 86 108 Brita, 132, 134 Anna Carolina AKERMAN, - , 141 Brita, 135 , 136 Wilhelmina, 72 AKERSTROM, Anders, 185 Brita, II , 136 Anna Lotta, 88 AKESDOTTER, Bengta, Brita Maria, 39 Assar Magnus , 181 139 Cajsa (Carin), 129 August, 74 A.KESSON, Herman Karin (Carin), 131 Bengt, 131 Sigurd, 186 Karin (Carin), 134 Bernhard, 121 Oskar, 186 Kerstin (Christina), 135 Bo Nikolaus, 174 Sven Gustaf, 186 Kjarsti (Christina), 128 Brita, 138 ABRAHAMSEN, Hans Stina (Christina), 141 Carl, 20 Jacob, 23 Stina (Christina) Greta, 37 Carl, 21 ABRAHAMSON, John, 21 Clara Lovisa, 40 Carl, 114 Laurentius G., 155 Lisa (Elisabet), 130 Carl, 114, 116 ACHANDER, Bror Albert, Hilda Maria, 93 Carl, 138 106 Ida Carolina, 92 Carl Hilmer, 75 ADAMSSON , Johannes, Ingrid, 120 Carrie, 121 105 Johanna, 36 Charles, 75 ADOLFSSON, Sven, 59 Jonases Kerstin, 132 Charles, 118 ADOLPHSSON, Cecilia Larses Kerstin, 13 I Charles, 120 Charlotta Augusta, 139 Margta (Margareta), 136 Charles A., 119 AGRELL, C. F. , 105 Maria, 35 Charles G., 22, 26 Carl Christian, Sr., 106 Maria, 131 Charles P., 21 Carl Christian, Jr., 103 , Maja (Maria) , 182 Stina (Christina), 46 107 Maria Kajsa, 90 Christina Charlotta, 79 Sarah Ann, 106 Maja Stina, 93 Clara, 41 AHLGREN, Maria Helena, Marie Christina, 34 Daniel, 134 108 Sara, 132 Daniel, 138 ALBERG, Frank, 121 Sigrid, 130 Elias, 66 ALBERTS, Martin, 119 Sophia Albertina, 92 Elias, 133 ALIN, Ivar Wilhelm, 42 ANDERSEN, Daniel 46 Elof, 138 187 Swedish American Genealogist Emma Mathilda, 88 Nels , 87 BAARNHIELM, Gustaf, 70 Erik, 46 Nels , 114 BACK, Cajsa Greta, 24 Erik, 138 Nils, 70 Jonas, 19 , 24 Errick, 23 Noak Edvin, 119 Jonas Peter, 24 F.A., 119 Olaf, 90 BACKMAN, Johan Fred, 87 Olaf, 133 Pett[er], 22 Fred, 120 Olaf, 138 BACK, Anders, 42 Fred, 176 Olof Henrik, 73 BAKKEN, Knud Larsen, Frida, 176 Oscar, 120 38 G., 114 Pehr (Per), 114, 116 BA UDE, Jan, 76 George William, 74 Per, 132 BEIJBOM, Ulf, 49 Goran, 116 Per, 133 BENDEZ, Peter Nelson, 75 Gust, 120 Per, 138 BENEDICTSEN, Benedict, Gust AA 123 Per, 139 23 H ., 75 Peter, 23 BENGTSDOTTER. Hanna Sofia, 72 Peter, 35 Lisbeth, 107 Hannah, 120 Rambo Matts, 131 Maria Helena, 79 Harry Willard, 75 Samuel, 67 BENGTS[S)ON, - , 14 Ida Christina Mathilda, 44 Selma, 119 Anna, 186 Ida M. , 122 Selma, II, 119 August, 128 Israel, Sr. 88 Selma C. , 120 Bengt, 126 Israel, R. , -- Selma Hildur Christina, Elise, 186 J., 114 123 Erik Johan, 87 Jacob, 24, 27 Selma M., 121 Ernst, 186 Jacob Timothy, 44, 45 Sven, 69 Ernst Valdemar, see Jens, 87 Sven, 114 JOHANSSON, Ernst Jons , 38 Svens Anders, 138 Valdemar Jons, 114 , 117 Swante L., 121 Goran, 67 Joh[an], 21 Therese, 120 Henrie, 130 Johan, 138 William, 23 Hilma, 119 Johan Albert, 88 ANDREASSON, see Hjalmar Theodore, see Johan Ulrik, 93 WIKSTROM, August JOHANSSON, Hjalmar John, 20 Gustave Theodore John, 22 Lorentz, 89 Hulda, 186 John, 24 Mathilda, 89 Johan, 186 John,86 ANDREEN , Gustaf Albert, Maria Christina, 87 John, 120 178 Nils , 186 John, 123 ANGUS, Christina, 80 Olaus, 21 , 26 John, 174 APELBERG, Sam[uel], 66 Tufve, 91 John ("Crazy Jack"), 175 APELGREN, Pehr BENSON, Borje, 21 John ("Lafferty"), 175 Wilhelm. 23, 27 Ernest, 87 John A., 23 , 24 ARFWEDSON, Abraham, Fred, 119 John L., 156 31, 33 Girtie, 75 Jonas, 130 Anders. 31 Olof, see BENGTSON, J onases Matts, I 3 I Carl David, 33 Olaus Jully, 46 ARONSON, Ulrika, 123 Oscar F. , 123 Lars, 68 ARRISON, John, 23 Peter, 2 I, 26 Lois, 46 ARVIDSDOTTER, Jon, 38 Samuel, 123 Lottie, 123 ASLUND, Eda C., 122 Will ard, 87 Mans , 130 ASSARSSON , Anders, 182 BERG, Gordon, 84 Marten, 80 ASTROM, John, 122 John Berti!, 83 Margareta, 114: I 16 ATKINSON, Christopher, Thomas, 84 Martin, 73 24 Virginia, 84 Mary, 122 AUGUSTSDOTTER, BERGER, Johan (Jonas) 23, Mathilda, 72 Alma, 173 27 Matts, 135 Selma, 173 BERGERSDATTER, Inger, Nels, 72 AUGUSTSSON, Henning, 37 Nels, 86 173 BERGERSEN, Ole, 37 188 Personal Name Index BERGGREN, Christina Gunnar, 89 CALLERSTROM, John F., Wilhelmina, 69 Kurt, 89 123 BERGLUND, Andrew F., BODELSSON, Pehr, 21 , CAPPELIN, Anna, 50, 62 121 24, 26 CARBONAGE, Lillian , see Jacob Petter, 106 Sissa, 24 ROSIN, Lillian Jenny, 124 BOCKMAN, Peter CARLAND, Oscar,(?) , 92 BERGMAN, Amanda S. , Wilhelm, 116 CARLIN, John S., 124 122 BORJESDOTTER, Brita, CARLOM, Mirea Francis, Anna Erika, 91 182 74 Karl (Carl) August, 183 Christina, I I 2 CARLSDOTTER, Maria, 27 Carrie, 92 BOGLE,-, 80 Maria, 114 Erik Olof, 91 Christina Johnson, 79 CARLS[S]ON, Alfred, 121 Hanna, 92 James, 79 Anders, 104 JohnP. , 118 John, 81 Andrew, 118 Lars, 184 Matthew, 79 Anna Catharina, 123 Mary, 92 BOHLIN, Edgar Frithioff, Anna Lisa, see Olof Olsson, 91 , 92 73 SVENSSON, Anna BERGQUIST, Floyd Harry Ellen Linnea Sofia, 73 Lisa Robin, 73 BOHMANSSON, Carl, 151 , Anna H. , 44 BERGSTROM, Erik 152, 156, 159 Anna Leona, 129 Olof, 180 BOLMGREN , Fritz L., 123 Arthur, 175 Per Gustaf, 180 Otto R. , 121 August Wilhelm, 120 BERGSTROM, Albert BOMAN, J. 0 ., 106 Carl A. , 121 Conrad, 180 Johan Jonasson, 105 Carl Alfred, 104 Norman Gustaf, 180 Ole, 122 Carl Anton Girdie, 72 BERG STORM BOOM, Emma Sofia, 121 Carl Johan, see (BERGSTROM), Mary, BOOTIN, Claus Albert, 121 BROVINGS, Carl 122 BORG, August, 119 Johan BERN[T]SDOTTER, Anna, BORGEN, Carrie E., 122 Carl Johan, 20 , 25 181 BORGH, Herman, 119 Carl Johan, 36 BERSELL, Petrus Olof, 69 BORRE, Claes Gustaf, 68 Carl Johan, 114, I 16 BIELKHOLM, - , 141 BRANDBERG, Peter, 84 Ellen C., 118 BJORKANDER, (Salomon) BRASK, Rambo Anders Erland, 153 Carl Johan, 105 Mattsson, 131 Esther, 120 BJORKEGREN, Charlotta BRA TINE, Berit, 56 Estrid Wilhelmina, 74 Wilhelmina, 97 BREIGS, John, 20 Eva Charlotta, 153 BJORK, Selma Maria, 93 BRENNEBERG, - , 84 Frans Wilhelm, see BJORKLUND, Anders BROBECK, Christina, 107 BJORKLUND, Frans Johan, 83 BRODIN, Anna Maria, 35 Wilhelm Carl, 83 Carl Carlsson, 36 Gustaf, 74 Frans Wilhelm, 83 BROSTROM, Erick Peter, Hilda Ruth , 36 Gottfried, 83 22 Hilma, 121 Gottfried Carlsson, 83 BROVINGS, Carl Johan Hulda Sofia, 121 Gustaf, 83 Carlsson, 105 Ida, 175 Juliana, 83 Johanna Christina Ida N. , 122 Sara Stina, 83 Carolina, 105 Jennie, 119 BJORK, Agnes, 123 BROWN, Charles 0. E., Johannes, 35 BJORKMAN, Helene, 73 123 John, 119 BLADE, Oscar, 123 BUHLER, John, 29 John Gottfrid, 154 BLIXEN, Anders, 43 BULER, Johan Werner, 39 John 0., 175 Anders Samuel, 43 Nils, 39 Jonas, 181 Johannes,43 Olof Nilsson, 39 Julia, 123 BLOMKVIST, Frank, 73 PehrJohan, 39 Maria Albertina, 124 BLOOM, John, 22, 26 Wilhelm, 39 Minna, 120 Margaret W., 122 Wilhelm Victor, 39 Olof, 181 Olga Regina, 72 Wilhelmina, 39 Oscar, 176 Peter August, I 19 BUUER, John William, 74 Oscar Bror Amandus, 87 BOCK, - , 89 CALIN, June Peterson, 179 Per Gothfred, 119 189 Swedish American Genealogist Peter, 35 CLASSELL, Olof de BESCHE, Wellem, 1, 3, Pontus, 129 Anderson, 156, 157 , 159 6, 7, 17 Selma, 120 CLEMENTSON, Johan A. , de la GARDIE, Jacob, 2 Selma A. , 121 122 de GEER, Louis, I, 2, 3, 6, Sten, 148 CLICK, Arfa, 89 7, 8, 10 , 17 , 76, 78 Tillie, 118 Willie , 89 DEHLIN, Carl Johan. 68 Ulrika, 121 COLE, Leonard, 78 DEPKEN, (Simon), 3 CASSEL, Borje, 182 COLLIN, Nils, 28, 29. 30 het DEPROZ, Nils Borje (Tidersrum), 182 COLLIN, P., 158 Gilliusson, 17 Carl Fredrik Bo1jesson , COLSON, Carl Johan, see de VILLE, Winston , 30 181 CARLSON , Carl Johan DEVOE, Juliette, 186 Carl John, 180 COMBS , Nancy, 90 de WITTE. Hans, I , 2 John, 180 CONET, Joseph , 24 DICK, Janet, 81 Jonas, 182 CRAMER, Hedvig DOCTIER, Jan. 76 Lillie Elvira, 180 Hermanna. 109 DONELSON , Charles, 120 Marten, 182 DAHL, Carrie, 120 DONNER, Emilie Nils, 182 Charlotte Marie, 89 Dorothea, 108 Peter, 182 John , 22 Georg Niclas , 108 Peter Carlsson, 110, 182 Ottilia, 89 Herman (Wilhelm), 105, CASTLE, Peter, 182 DAHLBERG, Adolf 108 CASTMAN , Carl , 74 Fredrik, 73 Mia Hermanna, 108 CAUCHORT, Nicolaes.
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