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7881

He and his brother George lived together in New Plymouth, Idaho.

BYE, Howard Elwin (I19665)

7882

He and his brother George share a grave marker

BYE, Howard Elwin (I19665)

7883

He and his brother Gösta had the privilege of driving Rose Thompson Ellingboe around Brunflo and Östersund when Rose visited Sweden during her European trip in the summer of 1958.

Lived in Vamsta, Brunflo.

Olle had a stroke on Sunday morning, August 7th, and died that evening.

JÖNSSON, Olov Sigvard (I669)

7884

He and his brother Howard lived together in New Plymouth, Idaho.

His Social Security number was issued in Oregon.

FS’s Public Records Index incorrectly shows George’s birth date as 1 Sep 1938.

BYE, George Elliot (I19664)

7885

He and his brother Howard share a grave marker

BYE, George Elliot (I19664)

7886

He and his brother John flew to the U.S. in 1952 and visited Märta Greta in Minneapolis in June of 1952. Märta, in a letter to her brother and sister-in-law, noted: “They live in Östersund and work in the bank. Nils’s address is Lottgatan 32, Östersund 3. It will be behind Brunflo road I think he says, and John’s address was in Frösön but no closer. They are sons to Anna and Nils Håkansson from Hallmarby, both married. It was very fun to see someone who has come directly from Sweden.

“Nils is married into the family of Krister Andersson in Imnäs in Orrviken Sunne. Kristina to John Andersson in Imnäs if you remember her Carl. She was sister to Agnes and Iwarsson the vicar.”

HÅKANSSON, Nils (I12312)

7887

He and his brother Nils flew to the U.S. in 1952 and visited Märta Greta in Minneapolis in June of 1952. Märta, in a letter to her brother and sister-in-law, noted: “They live in Östersund and work in the bank. Nils’s address is Lottgatan 32, Östersund 3. It will be behind Brunflo road I think he says, and John’s address was in Frösön but no closer. They are sons to Anna and Nils Håkansson from Hallmarby, both married. It was very fun to see someone who has come directly from Sweden.

“Nils is married into the family of Krister Andersson in Imnäs in Orrviken Sunne. Kristina to John Andersson in Imnäs if you remember her Carl. She was sister to Agnes and Iwarsson the vicar.”

HÅKANSSON, John (I12313)

7888

He and his brother Olle had the privilege of driving Rose Thompson Ellingboe around Brunflo and Östersund when Rose visited Sweden during her European trip in the summer of 1958.

Pronounced "Yesta."

Gösta and Gunvor visited Ann and Corinne.

Lars reported that Gösta had a light stroke in July of 2006 that affected his speech and his ability to read.

JÖNSSON, Gösta Emanuel (I674)

7889

He and his brother Paul were members of the Norden Band of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in La Crosse in a 1910 photograph published again in the La Crosse Tribune on 27 Jan 1969. Olaf poses in the photograph with a snare drum, Paul with an English horn.

His obit noted that he was general supt. at Trane before he retired. He served in Europe in World War I.

SMEVOG, Olaf Christian (I28027)

7890

He and his family (indexed as Rerander, written as Revander) lived in Cuyuna in Crow Wing County in the 1930 census. Ellis was a laborer in an iron mine.

The family had come to Minnesota from Michigan sometime between 1910 and 1915.

RAVANDER, Ellis (I17227)