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Swedish translation of death record

HokansonCheryl
HokansonCheryl ✭
April 21, 2020 edited April 22, 2020 in Social Groups
Swedish translation of death record

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0073793_00144#?c=&m=&s=&cv=143&xywh=1069%2C1975%2C2627%2C1685

Left page just below the 1687 line.

I can only read part of the record but need to be able to know what all of it says to confirm the family connection.

 

Thanks for assisting may limited translation skills.

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  • Norm Baker
    Norm Baker ✭✭✭✭
    April 22, 2020

    This is what I am reading:

     

    d. 23 Januarii Dominica Septuagesima

    benambd begrefs Aarads Pehrsons

    hustru Elina Nielsdåter

    ætatis 36 åhr och ________ månades

     

    the 23 January Dominica Septuagesima

    named buried Aarads Pehrson's

    wife Elina Nielsdotter

    aged (Latin word) 36 years and _____ Months

     

    In trying to figure this out, I noticed that the last 2 lines of this page may have something to do with another death in this family-at least an Aarad Pehrsson's daughter Bengta is mentioned to have died.

    It appears to read:

    Dito, begrefs Aarad Pehr[sons] Doter Bengta ætat: 1 half ____ (day, week, month, year?)

    (the last line I can't really make out-perhaps someone who knows more Swedish can help with this).

     

    Ditto, buried Aarad Pehr[son's] daughter

    Bengta aged one half (year-probably).

     

    So, looking in the birth records for Bärseback, there is a Bengta born to Aarad (no last name given) who was christened on Pingnsdag (Pingstdagen-Pentecost) 23 May 1686.

    That record is here (right page, top entry): https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0073793_00087#?c=&m=&s=&cv=86&xywh=2390%2C-46%2C3850%2C2408 . It might be something you would be interested in.

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  • HokansonCheryl
    HokansonCheryl ✭
    April 22, 2020

    Thanks for your through work Norm.

    The details don't fit the family that I'm researching.

     

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  • Norm Baker
    Norm Baker ✭✭✭✭
    April 22, 2020

    You are welcome.

    It is all good practice!

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