Moving Out Record
I'm having trouble with the first word in the column for where Nils Jansson moved [line 6 on AD Älvsbacka (S) B:1 (1811-1820) image 2/page 1]. The next word is Gräsås. I'm hoping this will lead me to the next - and final - step in identifying this particular "Nils" as the man who shortly thereafter became Nils Gran in the military. See Aktnumer FL-01-012--1813; 1:a Livgrenadjärregementet (i Linköping); Rystad soken; Karlstorp rote i Östergötland
Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Nils Jansson moved to Sunnemo Grönäs.
Sunnemo kyrkoarkiv, Husförhörslängder, SE/VA/13513/A I/1 (1817-1824), bildid: C0039028_00055, sida 28
https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0039028_00055
This man is not same as Nils Gran in Livgrenadjärregementet (i Linköping); Rystad soken; Karlstorp rote i Östergötland
These men lived about 200 km (as bird flies). Usually men were recruited from the regiment's area.
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Thank you, Heidi. I am aware or the distance and the abnormal recruitment/move. The problem is, I have traced two separate individuals, one born in Rystad parish (#1) and the other born in Älvsbacka in Värmland. My "Nils Andersson" from Östergötland is not born on the month/day "Nils Gran's" records show. Also, I can trace the Östergötland from birth to death. My second- cousin in Norrköping is a strong proponent for for that "Nils". I was hoping to prove her correct, but everything else seems to point to the Värmland "Nils Jansson" (#2). Both his birth date and occasional mention of birth place (Edsbacka Kapell) occur in a household exams as well as the death entry.
Thank you, again, for your help. I am scheduled for a military records research virtual workshop on by ArkivDigital on 12 December, and hope I can learn enough to search muster rolls, etc., to find a patronymic name for Nils Gran upon entry into the military.
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