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Born April 5, 1869
in Järna, Sweden.
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Born April 5, 1869
in Järna, Sweden.
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Clas Johan Högberg. Born Apr 5, 1869 in Järna,
Sweden.
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f Carl Eric Högberg.
Born Sep 26, 1830 in Lilla Mellösa, Sweden.
Died 1917. Dyer. |
ff Pehr Gustaf Högberg.
Born Jun 15, 1783 in Torshälla, Sweden.
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fff Pehr Håkansson. Born in Sweden.
Tailor. |
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ffm Brita Andersdotter.
Born 1751, Sweden.
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fm Anna Maria Jönsdotter.
Born Nov 26, 1792 in Lilla Malma. |
fmf Jöns Ersson, born in Sweden.
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fmm Catharina Andersdotter, Born in Sweden.
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Sophia Leontina Eriksson.
Born Jun 27, 1837 in Norberg, Sweden.
Died Dec 17, 1874. |
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Lars Gustaf Eriksson. Born in Norberg, Sweden.
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mm Anna Brita-Åsa .
Born 1810 in Sweden.
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Biography
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Born April 5, 1869 in Järna, Sweden
Moved in February 17 1885 to Örebro, Sweden Moved in June 10, 1892 USA, New York Came to Ellis Island with the ship Umbria from Liverpool in England, UK, June 27, 1892 |
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Married
and children
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Married
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Built
by John Elder & Company, Glasgow, Scotland, 1884. 8,127 gross tons;
520 (bp) feet long; 57 feet wide. Compound engine, single screw. Service
speed 19.5 knots. 1,350 passengers (550 first class, 800 third class).
Built for Cunard Line, British flag, in 1884 and named Umbria. Liverpool-New
York service. Won Trans-Atlantic Blue Ribbon in 1887. Scrapped in 1910
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The
ship comes from the site of Björn
Larsson The
Shipsite
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According
to the 1910 Federal Census, for District 40,
Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, Claus was listed as born in April 1870
which could be a mistake, it also listed that he emigrated in 1882 and
he was working as a bartender. The family was listed as living at 327
Glison, Portland, Oregon.
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