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G Haux
G Haux ✭✭
January 24, 2022 in Social Groups

Lerbo, Södermanland, Sweden 28 November 1852 record #10

Jonas Andersson and Brita Catharina Andersdotter

There is a note on their marriage record that seems to say something about him using another name. Will you please help me to understand the note_


Sweden, Södermanland Church Records, 1604-1900; index 1640-1860; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GPP9-QQBM?cc=1647693&wc=Q6Z7-CWW%3A128004101%2C128088701%2C128648101

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  • lindastowemiller
    lindastowemiller ✭✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Here is an extraction of the record from ArkivDigital. I think the words you thought were a different name were his domicile. Do you have more info on Jonas and Brita Catharina? I found someone that looks like them in Lerbo later on, with children, including a son from Brita Catharina's first marriage.

    Date of marriage

    1852-11-28

    Groom

    First name

    Jonas

    Last name

    Andersson

    Occupation

    Drängen

    Domicile

    Silinge, Flen sn

    Age

    28

    Bride

    First name

    Brita Catharina

    Last name

    Andersdotter

    Occupation

    Änkan

    Domicile

    Kesebro

    Age

    36

    SourcesSource: Lerbo C:4 (1779-1856) Image 262

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  • G Haux
    G Haux ✭✭
    January 24, 2022 edited January 24, 2022

    I do have more information on them. They are in Lerbo. Thanks for helping!

    The question I have is for what is listed below the information about where they lived when they got married and their names.

    Something happened on 23 June 1852 in regard to a J. Engstrom.

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  • Heidi Kuosmanen
    Heidi Kuosmanen ✭✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Starting 4th line:

    Bride presented the legal settlement of an estate certificate done at 23 June 1852, undersigned by J. Engström from v. Vegred

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  • G Haux
    G Haux ✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Thanks Heidi! That is completely different then I thought. What does that mean? Does it have to do with the death of her husband, Eric Ericsson, who was killed?

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  • Heidi Kuosmanen
    Heidi Kuosmanen ✭✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Yes, after her husband's death they had to do the estate inventory (bouppteckning), meaning they had to list possible heirs and make a list of all possessions and money and also if they owned money to someone.

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  • G Haux
    G Haux ✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Is there a reason why she would need to present this legal settlement at the time of her marriage?

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  • Heidi Kuosmanen
    Heidi Kuosmanen ✭✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    It might not have been mandatory in every area to present it, but especially with people with more possession, it was important to do. It told that everything was ok after first marriage and the widow, especially widowed wife) was ready to marry again and what was her possessions.

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  • G Haux
    G Haux ✭✭
    January 24, 2022

    Fascinating. Thank you for helping!

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