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Name Index to Books on Swedes in Texas Name index to books on Swedes in Texas Index compiled by Kathryn L. Saul, Augustana College, Class of 2004 and Swenson Center student workers Susanne Elf, Andreas Henninger, Kerstin O'Connor, and Christina Peterson Book Title Author Region Date Published Code # Swedish Texans, The Scott, Larry E. TX 1990 105 Svenskarne i Texas i Ord och Bild, 1838-1918 (The Swedes in Texas Severin, Ernest; Scott; TX 1919 106 in Words and Pictures) (Both Westerberg; öjerholm Volumes) How to Read the Index Below is an index of names that Swenson Center staff compiled from the above books. The Reference number begins with the book code, followed by the page number. Request the book or photocopies you need through your home library’s interlibrary loan department. Tips on Name and Place Spellings Spellings are shown as they are in the books, even if they have changed over the years. The spellings of Swedish place names in these books were sometimes old spellings, phonetic, or even erroneous. Remember to look for Carlson starting with both “C” and “K.” “V” & “W” are also interchangeable, as are sometimes “S” and “Z.” Some parish names beginning with “V” used to start with a silent “H,” so you might find Vetlanda under Hvetlanda or even Hwetlanda. Swedish vowels å, ä, and ö fall at the end of the alphabet, but our database does not sort them that way, so look for your Åbergs with “A” instead of after “Z.” How to Search Use CTRL+F to search for specific text (Mac users use Apple+F). Or, use your "Page Down" key to browse all of the names. County or län Abbreviations These abbreviations are shown in parentheses after the Swedish birthplaces. A = City of Stockholm, B = Stockholms län (excludes the city), C = Uppsala län, D = Södermanlands län, E = östergötlands län, F = Jönköpings län, G = Kronobergs län, H = Kalmar län , I = Gotlands län, K = Blekinge län, L = Kristianstads län, M = Malmöhus län , N = Hallands län, O = Göteborgs och Bohus län, P = älvsborgs län, R = Skaraborgs län, S = Värmlands län, T = örebro län, U = Västmanlands län, W = Kopparbergs län, X = Gävleborgs län, Y = Västernorrlands län, Z = Jämtlands län, AC = Västerbottens län, BD = Norrbottens län, OA = Göteborg City For more Information: www.augustana.edu/swenson Name index to books on Swedes in Texas Last Name First Name Birthdate Birthplace Residence City County State Ref. Abrahamson A. J. Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson August 1859 Almesåkkra (F) Elroy Travis TX 106:747 Abrahamson August 1859 Almesåkkra (F) Austin Travis TX 106:747 Abrahamson Carl Emery 1911 Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Carl Gustaf 1845 Ryssby (G) New Sweden Travis TX 106:382 Abrahamson Carl Gustaf 1845 Ryssby (G) NY 106:382 Abrahamson Carl Gustaf 1845 Ryssby (G) Kimbro Travis TX 106:382 Abrahamson Ellen Smith 1877 Littig, TX Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Ellen Smith 1877 Littig, TX Manor Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Emma Christina Carlson 1849 Hofmantorp (G) NY 106:382 Abrahamson Emma Christina Carlson 1849 Hofmantorp (G) New Sweden Travis TX 106:382 Abrahamson Emma Christina Carlson 1849 Hofmantorp (G) Kimbro Travis TX 106:382 Abrahamson Esther Amalia Westling 1865 Ljunghem (R) Bridgeport Fairfield CT 106:747 Abrahamson Esther Amalia Westling 1865 Ljunghem (R) Elroy Travis TX 106:747 Abrahamson George G. Kimbro Travis TX 106:1196 Abrahamson Hildegard Walborg 1903 Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson M. F. 1872 Agunnaryd (G) Manor Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson M. F. 1872 Agunnaryd (G) Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Maria 1877 Ryssby (G) TX 106:382 Abrahamson Maria 1846 öggestorp (F) Manor Travis TX 106:199 Abrahamson Maria 1846 öggestorp (F) Lund Travis TX 106:199 Abrahamson Maria 1846 öggestorp (F) Austin Travis TX 106:199 Abrahamson Monroe LeRoy 1904 Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Otto Lund Travis TX 106:1041 Abrahamson Per Otto 1849 öggestorp (F) TX 106:199 Abrahamson Phoebe Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Virginia 1900 Kimbro Travis TX 106:1044 Abrahamson Eklund Josefina 1861 Jersnäs (F) Manor Travis TX 106:808 Abrahamson Eklund Josefina 1861 Jersnäs (F) Coupland Williamson TX 106:808 Abrahamson Eklund Josefina 1861 Jersnäs (F) Austin Travis TX 106:808 Abrahamson Eklund Josefina 1861 Jersnäs (F) Brady McCulloch TX 106:808 Abrahamson Eklund Josefina 1861 Jersnäs (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:808 Abrahamson Kylberg Augusta Cecilia 1875 Jönköping (F) Lund Travis TX 106:1041 Abrahamson Norlander Hilda 1875 Ryssby (G) Boulder Boulder CO 106:382 Abrahamson Skog Martha Lund Travis TX 106:1041 Abrahamson Smith Amanda 1879 Ryssby (G) Kimbro Travis TX 106:382 Abrahamson Smith Amanda 1879 Rysby Kimbro Travis TX 106:1055 Abrahamson Swan Sophia 1842 Hakarp (F) Hornsby Bend Travis TX 106:629 Abrahamson Swan Sophia 1842 Hakarp (F) Austin Travis TX 106:629 Abrahamsson August 1859 Almesåkkra (F) Hutto Williamson TX 106:747 Adamson Agnes 1899 106:998 Adamson Anna 1894 106:998 Adamson Anton 1889 106:998 Adamson August 1861 Lilla Boda, Visttorps (R) Lund Travis TX 106:998 Adamson August 1861 Lilla Boda, Visttorps (R) Williamson TX 106:998 Adamson August 1861 Lilla Boda, Visttorps (R) Round Rock Williamson TX 106:998 Adamson Burdy 1896 106:998 Adamson Carl Lund Travis TX 106:1195 Adamson Carl 1892 106:998 Adamson Della 106:998 Adamson Edla Carlson 1871 Sandsjö (F) Round Rock Williamson TX 106:998 Adamson Edla Carlson 1871 Sandsjö (F) Williamson TX 106:998 Adamson Edla Carlson 1871 Sandsjö (F) Lund Travis TX 106:998 Adamson Edward 106:998 Adamson Elmer 1908 106:998 Adamson Ethel 1911 106:998 Adamson Sandquist Martha Källmo (E) Crosby Harris TX 106:1105 Adamson Sandquist Martha Källmo (E) Enterprice IA 106:1105 Adleta Swanson Idell 1889 Dallas Dallas TX 106:964 Adling E. J. 1881 Oakland, NE El Campo Wharton TX 106:918 Adling Molly Erikson 1883 Salina, KS El Campo Wharton TX 106:918 Adling Olof Vancouver Clark WA 106:936 Adling Ellwood Lissie 1867 (X) El Campo Wharton TX 106:933 Adling Ellwood Lissie 1867 (X) Galva Henry IL 106:933 Adling Söderman Julia 1858 Bollnäs (X) El Campo Wharton TX 106:936 Adling Söderman Julia 1858 Bollnäs (X) Callender Webster IA 106:936 Adling Söderman Julia 1858 Bollnäs (X) Dayton Webster IA 106:936 Adling Söderman Julia 1858 Bollnäs (X) Omaha Douglas NE 106:936 Adling Söderman Julia 1858 Bollnäs (X) Galva Henry IL 106:936 Adolfson Augusta Elis Swenson 1869 ödestugu (F) Denver Denver CO 106:309 Adolfson Cody 1903 106:309 Adolfson Jno F 1869 Solberga Round Rock Williamson TX 106:309 Adolfson Harris Clara 1875 Solberga Brushy Williamson TX 106:365-366 Adolfson Lindholm Elin 1877 Bredestad (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:555 Adolfson Lindholm Elin 1877 Bredestad (F) Georgetown Williamson TX 106:555 Adolfson Lindquist Anna C. 1883 Sweden Williamson TX 106:472 Adolfson Olson Edla 1865 Nässjö (F) Round Rock Williamson TX 106:368 Adolphson Annie Martinson 1884 Fort Worth, TX Fort Worth Tarrant TX 106:852 Adolphson Axel Edward 1874 Norra Solberga (F) Fort Worth Tarrant TX 106:852 Adolphson Axel Edward 1874 Norra Solberga (F) Round Rock Williamson TX 106:852 Adolphson Stark Hanna 1861 Solberga Round Rock Williamson TX 106:368 Adoue Bertrand Aurignac, France Galveston Galveston TX 105:148-149 Adoue Betrand 1841 Aurignac, France Galveston Galveston TX 106:1134 Adoue Betrand 1841 Aurignac, France New Orleans Orleans LA 106:1134 Adoue Louis Albert 1886 Galveston, TX Galveston Galveston TX 106:1135 Adoue Louis Albert 1886 Galveston, TX New Orleans Orleans LA 106:1135 Ahlberg C. G. 1862 Bälaryd (F) Circleville Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg C. G. 1862 Bälaryd (F) Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg C. G. 1862 Bälaryd (F) Georgetown Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Celess Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Dan Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Gustaf Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Hanna Gustafson 1863 Jersnäs (F) Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Hanna Gustafson 1863 Jersnäs (F) Circleville Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Hanna Gustafson 1863 Jersnäs (F) Georgetown Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Oscar Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Ruth Hutto Williamson TX 106:570 Ahlberg Anderson Anna 1887 Georgetown Georgetown Williamson TX 106:493 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Gardner Worcester MA 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Waco McLennan TX 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Manda Travis TX 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Hartford Hartford CT 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Highwood Lake IL 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Chicago Cook IL 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Evanston Cook IL 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Ansonia New Haven CT 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Taylor Williamson TX 106:532 Ahlberg Hamilton Hannah 1874 Bösarp (M) Lowell Middlesex MA 106:532 Ahlberg Martinson Anna 1884 Sweden Cleveland Cuyahoga OH 106:1070 Ahlberg Martinson Anna 1884 Sweden Manda Travis TX 106:1070 Ahlberg Martinson Anna 1884 Sweden Evanston Cook IL 106:1070 Ahlberg Martinson Anna 1884 Sweden Grand Rapids Kent MI 106:1070 Ahlgren Andrew 1878 ödestugu (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:521 Ahlgren Anna Sweden Sweden 106:520 Ahlgren Annie Swenson 1882 Rogberga (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:523 Ahlgren Annie Swenson 1882 Rogberga (F) Hutto Williamson TX 106:523 Ahlgren Arthur 1905 Taylor Williamson TX 106:524 Ahlgren August 1862 Snöstorp (N) Taylor Williamson TX 106:524 Ahlgren August 1862 Snöstorp (N) NY 106:524 Ahlgren August 1862 Snöstorp (N) Burnet TX 106:524 Ahlgren Axel 1866 ödestugu (F) Round Rock Williamson TX 106:517 Ahlgren Axel 1866 ödestugu (F) Hutto Williamson TX 106:517 Ahlgren Axel 1866 ödestugu (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:520 Ahlgren Axel 1866 ödestugu (F) Taylor Williamson TX 106:517 Ahlgren Bennie 1908 Taylor Williamson TX 106:524 Ahlgren Carl Hutto Williamson TX 106:575 Ahlgren Carl Sweden 106:523 Ahlgren Carl A.
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