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The girl between Olof and Maj Lotta is their grandchild Ellen who was born out of wedlock with an unknown father. Her mother Anna, was probably mentally retarded and was unwilling to emigrate. She remained at Skeppsta. There she later gave birth to one more daughter, her third, also born out of wedlock. As a child, Ellen had shown a healthy personality and her grandparents wanted to bring her with to the U.S. Here she married Georg Nelson and had many children and, later, grandchildren. This photo is taken around 1895 when Ellen was seven years of age. 156
Erick Olson married Ella Nelson in 1904. They had three daughters and a son. They settled down in Red Wing in Minnesota Hjalmar married Alma Lundgren in 1904. They had four daughters, but 2 had died young. They settled down in Plum City. Unknown man. Could be Albert Ingli married to sister Maria 157
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Roots in Narke A cultural and famil
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The Swedish edition of the book Nä
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Roots in Narke takes us six generat
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Roots in Narke takes us six generat
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Emigrant Innkeeper Mountain man 9
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This story takes place in the ”Pe
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Mountain range was created 2,000 mi
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2 Million years ago was the start o
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1,000 years ago the Viking Frej may
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Part 1 - The Mountain man Lars Jons
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Lars Jonsson * 1742-11-23 † 1819-
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Mullhyttan Ingvaldstorp Wekhyttan K
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The blast furnace in Wekhyttan manu
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Routes for Swedish iron to overseas
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Map from the the great redistributi
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Shapes of villages in Närke 34
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Home for a mountain man family 36
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The Ingvaldstorp village and the
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Ingvaldstorp From 19th century in K
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”The Iron Road” 42
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Most of the ore used at Mullhyttan
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A very old mine 46
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Transporting ore from a mine to the
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One charcoal stack was needed for e
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Strong Norwegian horse pulled the c
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Limestone cart in the Lekeberg moun
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At every blast furnace and period o
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The design of a blast furnace 58
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The design of a blast furnace 60
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The Mullhyttan blast furnace at the
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The Mullhyttan grounds as seen from
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The blast furnace flue 66
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Pig iron from the Mullhyttan blast
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The Hindersmässo trade fair has be
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Adjacent to the water fall in Troll
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Jonas Larsson * 1769-06-17 † 1850
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In 1808, when Jan Larsson was 19 ye
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Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte from
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Olof Larsson, an older brother of J
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The congress member Olof Larsson to
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Acts from Congress regarding inns a
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Jan Larsson came to Stora Storbjör
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Owner of Svartå at this period of
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Letstigen was a mainroad in connect
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Meal with 3 good dishes 5 skilling
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19th century vehicles on the road 9
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Anna Cajsa Jansdotter * 1811-10-07
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He had built up a fortune by doing
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Jan´s elder brother Erik had alrea
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From the innkeeper family three boy
Page 105 and 106: Norrängen family farm (6) The wipe
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Page 109 and 110: The Mullhyttan blast furnace Vid Mu
Page 111 and 112: Olof Jansson was born in Stora Stor
Page 113 and 114: Wägen Härfvesta Sörby The old fa
Page 115 and 116: From november 1852, Olof Jansson ha
Page 117 and 118: Here lived the tenant Olof Jansson
Page 119 and 120: During 1856 to 1859 it was time for
Page 121 and 122: The old village of Skeppsta Maj Lot
Page 123 and 124: The former village of Skeppsta was
Page 125 and 126: Olof Jansson´s cottage at Skeppsta
Page 127 and 128: What was left was saved during the
Page 129 and 130: In the fall of 1866 something drama
Page 131 and 132: When Lars Erik, Christina, Erik (9)
Page 133 and 134: Between 1820 and 1892, 11 million i
Page 135 and 136: The families of both Lars Erik and
Page 137 and 138: Lund Nerike Hill Here at Bogus Cree
Page 139 and 140: When Peter Halling (Pehrsson) and h
Page 141 and 142: Peter and Sofia had many children
Page 143 and 144: When her brothers had left, Maj Lot
Page 145 and 146: The old register in the store In 18
Page 147 and 148: It was not an easy decision to make
Page 149 and 150: Skagershult church Daughter Clara m
Page 151 and 152: Per Adolf left for Kumla in 1885 to
Page 153 and 154: Even steamers crossing the Atlantic
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Page 159 and 160: Maria Olson was married in 1904 to
Page 161 and 162: As a ruin to the right is the cabin
Page 163 and 164: Autumn on the shore of the Mississi
Page 165 and 166: But human life continues….. My in
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