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| 1 |  | 1790 - Will Inventory - Kinds-häradsrätt.jpg Gustav Dittlof's will, 1790. Page 1. TRANSLATIONS WELCOME | |
| 2 |  | 1790 - Will Inventory - Kinds-häradsrätt_2.jpg Gustav Dittlof's will, 1790. Page 2. TRANSLATIONS WELCOME | |
| 3 |  | 1790 - Will Inventory - Kinds-häradsrätt_3.jpg Gustav Dittlof's will, 1790. Page 3. TRANSLATIONS WELCOME | |
| 4 |  | 1790 - Will Inventory - Kinds-häradsrätt_4.jpg Gustav Dittlof's will, 1790. Page 4. TRANSLATIONS WELCOME | |
| 5 |  | 1795 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Tranemo | |
| 6 | | 1795 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Tranemo.jpg Entry in 1795 census in Tranemo for parents Jacob Gustavsson and Kathrina Johansdotter; children: Johannes, Johanna, Agnetha, Maria, Annicka, and Britta. | |
| 7 |  | 1808 - Census - Maria Olofsdotter - Tranemo.jpg Entry in 1795 census in Tranemo for parents Jacob Gustavsson and Kathrina Johansdotter; children: Johannes, and Britta. | |
| 8 |  | 1819 - Census - Maria Olofsdotter - Tranemo.jpg 7th entry (second crossed out name) | |
| 9 |  | 1820 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Tranemo.jpg Entry in 1820 census in Tranemo for both Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter | |
| 10 |  | 1824 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Tranemo.jpg Entry in 1824 census in Tranemo for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Joseph and Anders; and Johnnes' sister, Annicka Jacobsdotter. | |
| 11 |  | 1825 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1825 census in Tranemo for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Joseph and Anders; and Johnnes' sister, Annicka Jacobsdotter. Also a farmer. | |
| 12 |  | 1828 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1828 census in Örsås for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Joseph, Anders, and Salomon; and Johnnes' sister, Agnetha Jacobsdotter. Also a farmer. | |
| 13 |  | 1839 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1839 census in Örsås for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Joseph, Anders, Salomon, Johan, and Carl Magnus; daughter, Johanna Christina. | |
| 14 |  | 1843 - Joseph Johansson Death - Håcksvik | |
| 15 |  | 1845 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1845 census in Örsås for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Joseph, Anders, Salomon, Johan, and Carl Magnus; daughter, Johanna Christina; some farmer named Carl Jakob; and Johannes Jacobsson's sister, Annicka Jacobsdotter. | |
| 16 |  | 1847 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1847 census in Risa Qvarn (farm) in Örsås for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Anders, Salomon, Johan, and Carl Magnus; daughter, Johanna Christina. | |
| 17 |  | 1853 - Census - Johannes Jacobsson - Örsås.jpg Entry in 1853 census in Risa Qvarn in Örsås for parents Johannes Jacobsson and Maria Olofsdotter; sons: Johan and Carl Magnus; and daughter, Johanna Christina. | |
| 18 |  | Birth Cert Jakob Gustavsson.jpg Birth record entry for Jacob Gustavsson. (Opposite page in birth/death book contains death entry for older brother, also named Jacob Gustavsson.) | |
| 19 |  | Birth Record J. Jakobsson.jpg Birth entry for Johannes Jacobsson. | |
| 20 |  | Birth Record J. Johannesson | |
| 21 |  | Birth Record Johannes Josefsson Thorin Birth record for Johannes Josefsson Thorin (page 1, line 1). | |
| 22 | | Birth Record Joseph Johannesson | |
| 23 |  | Census Widowed Margaretha and son Johannes (page 1, lines 5-6) | |
| 24 |  | Census 2 Widowed Margaretha and son Johannes (page 2, lines 3-4) | |
| 25 |  | Death Cert Son Jacob.jpg Death entry for Jacob Gustavsson. (Opposite page contains birth entry for Jacob's younger brother of the same name, Jacob Gustavsson.) | |
| 26 |  | Letter from Johannes Thorin to Mathilde Anderson 1905 - Envelope The envelope reads "Mrs. Mathilda Thorin, Elgin [Illinois]" | |
| 27 |  | Letter from Johannes Thorin to Mathilde Anderson 1905 - Page 1 A letter from Johannes Josefsson Thorin to his dauther-in-law, Mathilda Anderson, upon hearing of the news of the death of their son, Erik Thorin, who was her husband. | |
| 28 |  | Letter from Johannes Thorin to Mathilde Anderson 1905 - Page 2 A letter from Johannes Josefsson Thorin to his dauther-in-law, Mathilda Anderson, upon hearing of the news of the death of their son, Erik Thorin, who was her husband. | |
| 29 |  | Marriage Cert G. Pellesson.jpg Marriage entry for the "inspector" Gustav Dettlof and Brigitta Arvidsdotter. | |
| 30 |  | Marriage Certificate J. Gustavsson.jpg Marriage record for Johannes Gustavsson and wife, Kathrina Johansdotter. | |
| 31 |  | New Course J Thorin.jpg Newspaper ad for a new school course to be taught in Johannes Thorin's school. | |
| 32 |  | Thorin family census 1885 Johannes Josefsson Thorin family documented in Örby in its entirety around 1885. | |
| 33 |  | Wenersborg Newspaper Ad An ad placed in the Wenersborg newspaper by Johannes Josefsson Thorin promoting the opening of his new school in Örby, Sweden. “With the assistance of good teachers, the undersigned is opening a school, where will be taught language, mathematics, penmanship, trade geography, bookkeeping, and the basics of drafting/construction… “The teaching begins next August and continues for 20 weeks with approximately 36 teaching hours in a week. Every term will have an exit interview/test [confirm this]. Tuition is 60 crowns [confirm] for every course. Cheap and [reliable] housing. [There may be the option] to make a cheaper price for those who want it. [Reservation] for entrance in school needs to happen before the 10th of next July. Written questions/inquiries will be answered as they come. Through aligning myself in contract with “hadlande och industriidkare” I will seek to hold places for those whom from the school “afgå” with grades. The school’s [inspector] are: “Kontraktsprosten” Mr. A. H. Block and [secretary] Mr. Albert Evers, Örby. “Örby, adress Kinna, in May 1887. “Observe! Örby is approximately 3/8th of a mile (10 km = mile) from the Kinna station. (Thanks to Tanner Dean and Dave Moyar for the translation) |