First Generation
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1 Bengterik Ronne, I:1.  Born on 16 Sep 1928 in Näset, Ström. Occupation: PhD, associate professor and earlier head of division. Residence: Uppsala.Sources: (Father 2; Mother 3) Go to the descendant chart Bengterik, Ph.D. in Physics in 1962. I have · Done research in Physics 14 years at the universities in Uppsala, Stockholm and Umeå besides at CERN in Geneva and published about 25 scientific articles with results from the field elementary particle physics. · As acting professor in Physics at the university in Umeå during the two years 1964-66 built up the fundamental training in physics and also some research at the new department of Physics. · As deputy head of the training at University of Stockholm in the years 1969-74 been responsible of the planning of training and research at the Faculty of Natural Science. · As deputy head of division at the Swedish Board of Universities and Colleges (UKÄ/UHÄ) 1974-82 been main responsible of the central planning of training and research at all Faculties of Natural Science and Faculties of Technology in Sweden. · As deputy head of division at The Swedish University of Agricultural Science (SLU) 1982-93 been main responsible for the planning of the activities within the Faculty of Forestry. I have after that I retired done or contributed as secretary in more than 30 investigations in many different fields. I have also worked nine years with administrative work at the Uppsala University of third age (homepage: www.usu.se). On 19 Jun 1954 when Bengterik was 25, he married Barbro Regestad, in Alunda. They had the following children:
Second Generation Born on 19 Jan 1891 in Näset, Ström. Anders died in Näset, Ström on 15 Nov 1972; he was 81. Occupation: Elementary school teacher. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken Näset 22 (Father 4; Mother 5) Go to the descendant chart
Oral information from Anders Ronne on the 31st of December in 1967. "o Junior school 1898-1900, 2 years in the house of the Good Templar. o Schoolmaster Öbom 1900-1903, 3 years (in the parish hall, in the house of baker Lundkvist in the church house of Lars-Erik and in some other places) o Elementary school 1903-04, 1 year, the sixth class (Mrs Nordfors as teacher. She was stepmother to Daniel Nordfors). o Next spring; private lessons for schoolmaster Öbom in Latin. o Autumn term 1906; examination to the second year at the Fjellstedska skolan (training institute for those who intend to be clergymen) in Uppsala. o 1906-1907. One year at the Fjellstedska skolan. The travel to Uppsala: - High-speed travel to Östersund. Vehicle driven in a carriage and pair. The horses had to be changed twice. The travel was going on between 08.00 and 22.00. The distance was 60 miles. - Railway from Östersund to Uppsala. A porter showed where the school was situated. I lived together with two other students in one room. I got good certificates from the second year. However, I did not want to continue although my parents wanted this. I wanted to start at the upper secondary school in Östersund and then continue the training to be forest officer. o 1907-09, 2 years. I was "pinnboy" (a simple work) at the building of the new railway, which passed Ström. I should then get a better employment in Lövberga, but I did not want to move to Lövberga and finished then to work with the new railway. I visited Östersund in 1905 together with my parents, uncle Zackris and the sister Britta to see the big exhibition. It was not enough with seats for all of us. But I had got a bicycle when I was confirmed; bought on an auction. I packed a small baggage and wanted to follow. I then was allowed to cycle behind the horse-drawn vehicle. I saw "Crime and crime" written by August Strindberg at the exhibition and I the fell asleep. Erik and Karin visited the confectioner Jonsson in Sundsvall. In the meantime I stayed in Östersund. On the journey home my bicycle was broken at Lit. I was offered to go by Erik Olsson (brother to "Bank-Olle") to Tullingsås and then with my father to Strömsund. Erik and Karin had together with Eriks brother Zakris and his wife Ingrid already in 1898 been in Stockholm." Obituary notice about Anders Ronne: "The earlier elementary school teacher Anders Ronne, has died. He was 81 years old. Mr. Ronne was born and he had grown up at Näset, Strömsund. As young he took part in the agricultural and forestry work. He passed through a forester training school and was also for some time parish constable. In the year 1922 he started at the elementary school teachers' training college. After he had passed the examination he returned to Strömsund as teacher. Mr. Ronne has within the community and club activities had a prominent position. He has belonged to a number of boards and committees. He has for instance been member of the council of the municipality, vice-chairman of the committee of civil defence, during many years the representative of all teachers in the committee of elementary schools, several years' secretary in the association Church brothers and treasure within the Order of Knights Templar, the auditor of the county administrative board for the activity of the committee for unemployment, auditor within the church local authority and so on. Mr. Ronne was as teacher a very clever pedagogue and both pupils and colleagues warmly appreciated him for his tactful way and his kindness. The deceased leaves as the chief mourners the wife Jenny and children with families." And later "The burial-service of Mr Anders Ronne took place on Saturday in the church of Ström. Members of the Order of Knights Templar paraded at the bier with staff-bearer and the act was framed by choir-singing of the grandchildren of the deceased. Vicar Bertil Eriksson was officiating clergyman, who in the funeral oration emanated from Joh 7:9-10" Anders and Jenny Ronne have the following children: o 1. Bengterik PhD, associate professor and earlier head of division married to Barbro Regestad from Alunda, MA and earlier upper secondary school teacher. They have 3 children and 3 grandchildren. o 2. Karin, MA and earlier teacher married to Sven Lundkvist, Gagnef, PhD, earlier professor and director-general of the National Archives. They have 6 children and 15 grandchildren. o 3. Margareta, MA and earlier health officer married to Hans Sverredal Dals-Långed, BA and earlier head of data processing at the Swedish National Food Administration. They have 5 children and 9 grandchildren. o 4. Ingrid earlier specialist in children's diseases and member of the Swedish Riksdag, married to Bo Björkquist Bollsta Bruk, earlier company doctor. They have 5 children and 10 grandchildren. Anders and Jenny have then totally 4 children, 19 grandchildren and (up to now) 37 grandgrandchildren. Anders was first married to Maria Regina Krånglin, born on the 7th of September 1893 in Fjällsjö, death on the 1st of May in 1921. They were married on the 20th of July in the church in Ström. Regina died in TBC. She was then pregnant. Her parents are Anders August and Sara Krånglin. The brothers Anders, Erik and Sven Eriksson got the permission according to a decision by the Foreman of the King on the 22nd of February in 1916 to use the family name Ronne. On 26 Dec 1927 when Anders was 36, he married Jenny Johansson, II:2, in Östersund. They had the following children:
3 Jenny Johansson, II:2. Born on 1 Feb 1895 in Näs, Helgum. Jenny died in Näset, Ström on 19 Sep 1984; she was 89. Occupation: Midwife. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Jenny Ronne: Några minnesanteckningar - tillägnade mina fyra barn och deras familjer. Axel Johansson: Mitt livs novell. (Father 6; Mother 7) Go to the descendant chart
o That ever since she was a little girl she wanted to be a midwife. She was the oldest one among 9 brothers and sisters. o That she in 1917 served as a maid in Långsele. o That she then went through a course in medical treatment at the hospital in Sollefteå. At the same time she followed courses in Swedish and mathematics. o That she 1920/21 was trained to be a midwife in Stockholm. o That she directly after the training got an employment in Strömsund. o That she during her duty there, until she got retired, got done about 2000 childbirth. o That she felt happy with her choice of a profession and she used to say that she should be a midwife again if she had to live her life once more. Jenny writes in her document much about the experiences that she has got as a midwife. Axel, the brother of Jenny, has in his document "Mitt livs novell (1995)" thoroughly described the situation in the home of their childhood. In the obituary notice after Jenny is written: "The earlier midwife Jenny Ronne, Strömsund, has after a longer time of illness died. She was then 89 years old. Jenny Ronne was a well-known and popular person in Strömsund. She had during 32 years worked as a midwife within the large parish and she retired from her duty in 1953 after having helped more than 2000 children to be born. She met with many adventurous journeys in the waste. The roads were that time very bad why she often had to come walking or skiing when it was not possible to use a horse-drawn vehicle. She had a good experience of life and got herself mother to four children after her marriage in 1927 with the late elementary school teacher Anders Ronne. Jenny was born in a godfearing home in Helgum. She had many brothers and sisters. As Jenny was the oldest one she stayed at home to help her parents with the work at the farm. She knew already as young that she wanted to get a midwife. After a preparatory course at the hospital in Sollefteå she followed one year long training as midwife in Stockholm. After the examination she returned to her parents' home and started in 1921 a three days journey with her father on a horse-drawn vehicle to her first employment as midwife in Strömsund, where she then stayed and did her life work. She took part in the parish work and also in the work at the municipality and a number of associations. She was some years member of the municipal council and for many years member of the child welfare committee. She was for a long time active in the women's association of the church in Ström. She was an active member of the housewives' league in Ström and for some years also the chairman of this association. With her calm manner and her kindness Jenny got many friends and she always carried out her tasks and commissions with great dutifulness. Third Generation Born on 6 Feb 1856 in Näset, Ström. Erik died in Näset, Ström on 21 Jan 1925; he was 68. Occupation: Farmer and manager. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Näset 12 and 10 (Father 8; Mother 9) Go to the descendant chart
On 15 Jun 1884 when Erik was 28, he married Karin Andersdotter, III:2, in Strömsund. They had the following children:
5 Karin Andersdotter, III:2. Born on 3 May 1863 in Bredgård, Ström. Karin died in Näset, Ström on 11 Mar 1924; she was 60. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Näset 12 and Bredgård 54 (Father 10; Mother 11) Go to the descendant chart
6 Jonas Erik Johansson, III:3. Born on 16 Sep 1870 in Utanede, Edsele. Jonas Erik died in Rådom on 16 Jul 1956; he was 85. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Näs, Rådom.Sources: Axel Johanson; Mitt livs novell Mohlund, Helgum 2, page 507 (Father 12; Mother 13) Go to the descendant chart
Axel writes the following about his father "Father was the oldest son in a family of 6 brothers and sisters. It was normal that the oldest son should take over the farm. Grandfather thought that this should happen also now. Jonas Erik, however, wanted to study to be a clergyman. Of some mysterious reason his father changed opinion and one day he started to walk against the parish registrar's office to get the papers needed. But on the way he changed opinion again and returned home without the papers. Jonas Erik responded very hard on this. Probably this was the reason why he left Edsele and moved to Helgum, which happened on the 28th of October in 1893. He married his cousin Brita Margareta Jonsdotter from Meåfors in Ramsele. This happened in the church of Ramsele on the 23rd of March in 1894. One year earlier he had bought a farm in Näs, Helgum, of one sel (= about 3500 square metres) from Magnus Norlander, who earlier had bought the farm on an auction of an estate of a deceased person. Magnus now stayed from 1893 in 20 years as a "Födorådstagare", which means that he during the remaining part of his life should get from the new owners of the farm what he needed as firewood, corn, milk and so on. The family got economical problems when Jonas Erik had to pay for a great personal guarantee. There were two other fellow-creditors that, however, left this commitment at an early time. Jonas Erik therefore had to pay the whole debt himself. The debt was on 10 000 kr (according to Axel this is about 600 000 kr (= about 60 000 USD) in the value of money in 1995). This happened in the beginning of the1920 decade. Jonas Erik had to sell the greater part of the forest, which belonged to the farm, to be able to pay the debt." In the short story by Axel are reported interesting and detailed accounts of the consequences for his home of the anxiety, which characterised the years 1900-1920 as o consequence of the First World War, massive unemployment and antagonisms on the places of work. Further Axel describes o Medical service. The Spanish flue affected the district very hard with many deaths. He also reports on how one used "wise old women" and different forms of drugs during this time. o Insufficient social welfare o Entertainment o Religious activities and many other things of interest. On 26 Mar 1894 when Jonas Erik was 23, he married Brita Margareta Jonsdotter, III:4. They had the following children:
7 Brita Margareta Jonsdotter, III:4. Born on 30 Oct 1867 in Meåfors, Ramsele. Brita Margareta died in Rådom on 12 Jan 1954; she was 86. Residence: Näs, Rådom.Sources: Axel Johansson; Mitt livs novell Mohlund, Helgum 2, page 507 (Father 14; Mother 15) Go to the descendant chart
Axel writes the following about his mother "My mother came from a farmer family in Meåfors, Ramsele. She was the oldest one among 14 brothers and sisters. She therefore had to learn to take care of a home during the years of famine in the 1870-decade, when failure of crops and bad time were quite regular things. The schooling of my mother was restricted to a little training at home under the guidance of a self-taught shoemaker. She learnt the old types of letters. She read aloud following the lines with her forefinger. She had not learnt to solve arithmetical problems with paper and a pencil. All problems were solved by mental arithmetic calculation. Every day I waked up by hearing mother sitting on the "iron sheet" (kitchen sink) and reading the daily chapter in her "Biblical treasury ". According to a notice on the inner side of the cover she got this book from father as a birthday present on the 30th of October in 1898. This reading was repeated every day. From this she drew the strength she needed to be able to get done the daily obligations of a farmer wife. Both my parents - and above all my mother - were religious. But this side of my parents was never presented in a fanatical way. My mother had always much to do with so many children. She had one maid who could help her. All we needed of linen and wool was that time manufactured at home. In summertime they grew flax on great areas. But before they could produce sheets, cloths and towels much work was needed. Mother took part in competitions arranged by the agricultural society. She was awarded a prize for her quilt yarn." Fourth Generation Born on 29 Jan 1813 in Näset, Ström. Mårten died in Näset, Ström on 27 Sep 1882; he was 69. Occupation: Farmer and lay assessor. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Näset 10 and 9 (Father 16; Mother 17) Go to the descendant chart
The brothers Erik, Zakris and Mårten divided the farm after their father Mårten Zakrisson. Zakris Mårtensson took over the family farm after drawing of lots. Erik and Mårten built new farms. Anders Ronne (ID 2) has told the following about the children of Mårten and Anna. o 1. Anna Andersson was married in Hillsand and had no children. Her husband Olof Andersson was a wealthy farmer. o 2. Karin Lundqvist married the master tailor Per Lundqvist from Trångåsen. The brothers of Karin gave them a building site and helped them to build the house where we lived (and which house Hans and Margareta Sverredal later moved to Södra Öhn). They had no children. But Karin had a daughter before she got married. That was Kristina Ollander, who was brought up at Erik and Karin Mårtensson. Kristina Ollander later on lived in a small red house southwest of the junior school. Per Lundqvist bought a knitting-machine. He knitted stockings and sweaters. Per was ill tempered and he was called "trångaschelper" (aschel = bottom). o 3. Kerstin Berglund married Olaus Berglund, who later got managing director of the sawmill in Näsviken. They got 25 revar (1 rev = about 880 square metres) building site northeast of the farm of Rosenberg. They built the house in which later on Magnus Lögdberg lived. Then they moved to the house in the corner of Risselåsvägen and Storgatan opposite to the house of the Salvation Army. Olaus started a company, which built the hotel Svea. They had the following four children: - Olga married Albin Nilsson from Örnsköldsvik - Hilda was map-drawer - Ada married the assistant vicar Sven Elgmark in Aspås - Martin got land-surveyor and married Dagmar Nordling from Sundsvall. o 4. Märit Roos married Jens Roos from Brattberget in Lövberget. They got a building site south of the farm of Rosenberg and got help to build a house, (where later on Brolin and the policeman Jönsson lived). Jens and Märit sold the house to the company of Björknäs and moved to Stugun. Later on they returned to Ström. The first years they then lived in the big hall at Henning Mårtensson. Later on the brothers helped the family to build the house where Maria Hallström lived. Jens was poor in health (heart disease). They had the following children: - Alice married Olof Andersson from Bonäset - Märta junior school teacher who married Anders Eijde, Ström - Anna married the businessman Karl Larsson in Ström - John married Anna Lundgren from Fjällsjö - Valdemar, married Charlott Herman from Sundsvall - Maria, telephone operator who married 1) Wilhelm Hallström and 2) Sven Hallström from Öhn. o 5 Erik Mårtensson married Karin Andersdotter. They built the farm, which Rosenberg later used. The house should be a summer cottage. The main building should be built later on. The house was smaller in the beginning. The big hall was built in 1918. What Erik did is reported under ID 4. Erik and Karin had the following children: - Kristina married the lay assessor Anders Rosenberg from Öhn - Anna not married. She was a trained home help. - Anders (see ID 2) - Erik married the needlework teacher Inis Berlin from Kvikkjokk. Erik got postmaster on Stockholm number 1. - Brita married the businessman Hans Håkansson from Östersund - Sven married the nurse Nanna Lindholm from Ed in Västernorrland. Sven was head clerk. o 6. Zakris Mårtensdotter married Ingrid Håkansdotter from Järilsvattnet. They took over the family farm. But Ingrid did not feel happy on Näset. One reason was the appearance of ghosts. They therefore moved to Östersund and Zakris was employed to transport prisoners. Later they moved to Hallviken, Ström where they had a coffee. Then they moved to Järilvattnet and took over the farm of Ingrid's father. Later on they moved to Lövberga and to Strömsund where they lived at the second floor of the house of the Salvation Army. Finally they moved to Sjövik, where Ingrid died. After the death of Ingrid Zakris moved to his son Haldo. When Zakris died he was so long so he had to be laid with crooked legs in the coffin. Hans and Ingrid had the following children: - Ingrid married Magnus Helgesson from Åflo in Offerdal. - Haldo married Elin Eliasson from Utanede, Edsele. Haldo was a railway clerk. o 7. Mårten Mårtensson married Kristina Andersdotter (sister to Erik Mårtenssons wife Karin Andersdotter (ID 5). He built the house where later on Henning Mårtensson lived. Mårten and Kristina lived there until they died. Mårten was farmer. He was retiring. They had one son - Henning married Svea Hansson from Häggnäset, Frostviken. o 8. Maria Persson married the businessman Nils Persson. He built the manor house and the business house which he later sold to his brother-in-law Hans Mårtén. Later he built a new house north of the house of the Evangelical Country Foundation. At that time he bought and sold horses and he travelled around with a prize stallion. Next he sold the house and built a new one north of the other (where the churchwarden Hans Erik Jonsson later lived). At that time Persson had a paint shop between the houses of Tant Elise and Mårtén. He also sold the new house and rented a flat in the house where Körner and Regina Persson later lived. He got reporter for Östersunds Posten and he sold curtains and so on. The following children have taken the second name Trangius. - Mauritz, crown forest keeper who married Mia Olofsson from Jonsgård, Ström - Agaton, shop assistant - Hugo, Master of Engineering who married Frida Nilsson from Vasa in Stockholm - Helge, district forester who married Sigrid Andersson from Gärde, Ström - Erik, head clerk on an institution for treatment of offenders, who married Emma Jonson, Ström - Astrid, clerk, not married - Olof, examined from an upper secondary engineering course. He worked at ASEA and married Märta Keijser from Västerås. o. 9 Hans Mårtén married Anna Johansdotter. He was first shop assistant at the business house owned by Nils Persson. Later on he bought this business shop and he managed it very successfully. Hans and Anna had the following children: - Uno was businessman and married the dentist Ingeborg Fischer from Jönköping - John was district police superintendent and married Iwa Engström from Ström - Agda was teacher and unmarried. On 21 Mar 1847 when Mårten was 34, he married Kerstin Ersdotter, IV:2. They had the following children:
9 Kerstin Ersdotter, IV:2. Born on 31 Mar 1829 in Gärdnäset, Ström. Kerstin died in Näset, Ström on 20 Oct 1890; she was 61. Residence: Näset, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Näset 10 and Gärdnäsbyn 21 (Father 18; Mother 19) Go to the descendant chart
10 Anders Svensson, IV:3. Born on 27 Jul 1824 in Gärde, Ström. Anders died in Bredgård, Ström on 4 Aug 1897; he was 73. Occupation: Business man. Residence: Bredgård, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Bredgård 54 (Father 20; Mother 21) Go to the descendant chart
In the year 1854 Sven Svensson in Bredgård sells a crofter's holding of 6 tunnland (1 tunnland = about 5000 square metres) to the painter Jöns Lövenberg. He sells it in 1860 to Anders Svensson. The son Sven takes it over after his father. Later on several building sites have been sold from this crofter's holding. Anders Ronne (ID 2) tells the following of the children of Anders and Anna: o 1. Anna Roos married the businessman Per Roos from Lorås (not related to Jens Roos). They built the house were Sunding later lived. They had the following six children: - Valdemar, not married. He was shop assistant at the ironmonger's shop of Lundholm. Later on he bought a sport shop which was then owned by Berglund. - Alfild married the businessman Gottfrid Sundelin. The stayed in the house earlier owned by Anders Svensson. - Svante married Anna Rosén from Piteå. He first was clerk and later businessman. He had a paint shop. - Axel was artist and moved to Skåne. He was designer of lamps and he has made the drawing of the lamp we have in the hall. - Lillan was telephone operator and not married - Torsten married Brita Eriksdotter from Alanäs. He was businessman and took over Continental from Sundelin. o 2. Brita Lisa Andersdotter lived in the home settlement together with her brother Sven. Brita took over the house when Sven died in 1913. o 3. Karin Benedikta (ID 5) married to Erik Mårtensson (ID 4) o 4. Sven Andersson, not married was parish constable. His sister Brita did not allow that he got married; though a number of girls wanted to marry him. He was afraid of bacteria. o 5. Kristina married to Mårten Mårtensson (see ID 8). On the 8th of November in 1895 Anders Svensson (71 years old) wrote the following verses (in Swedish) to his daughter Karin (32 years old). "Ska uti blodet mitt hjerta snöhvit o Frälsare kär Själ utaf synden betungad, bada o bada dig där. Himmelska salighetsbrunnen, tömmes ej, sinar ej ut, Bada då där och du finner Himmel och sällhet till slut. Blodet det Frälsande blodet, tack för dess Himmelska saft. Tack att jag där funnit livet, tack för dess renande kraft. Såren de blödande såren, tack o min Jesu för dem. De skola mig visa vägen, upp till mitt eviga hem. Tack för din kärlek o Jesus, tack att du älskar mig än. Tack att du evigt skall älska, mig som din huldaste vän. Ack om så mycket jag ville, verkligt jag älskade dig. Så skulle jag älska dig lika mycket, som du älskar mig." On 24 Jun 1856 when Anders was 31, he married Anna Olofsdotter, IV:4. They had the following children:
11 Anna Olofsdotter, IV:4. Born on 3 May 1831 in Öhn, Ström. Anna died in Bredgård, Ström on 16 Nov 1902; she was 71. Residence: Bredgård, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Bredgård 54 and Öhn 199 (Father 22; MotheR 23) Go to the descendant chart
12 Johan Jo(ha)nsson, IV:5. Born on 18 Mar 1837 in Tynnerås, Edsele. Johan died in Utanede, Edsele on 4 Apr 1919; he was 82. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Utanede, Edsele.Sources: Skogsjö; Släkt och hävd 1982-83, page 38 (Father 24; Mother 25) Go to the descendant chart
Jenny Ronne (ID 3) tells the following about the brothers and sisters of her father. o 1. Jonas Erik (ID 6) married Brita Margareta Jonsdotter. They bought the farm in Näs, Rådom. He was farmer and woodsman. He transported loaded carts from Helgum to Strömsund. o 2. Elias married Karin Viik from Edselebacke. They took over the family farm in Utanede. This had earlier been sold to the Salsåker-company. Elias purchased back part of the farm. He was farmer and had the following children. - Rudolf, who took over the family farm - Nanna married Modig. They had no children. - Elin married Haldo Hansson (see ID 8) - David married painter in Stockholm - Vendla, married with a painter in Stockholm - Albert, married o 3. Tilda married Ulrik Eriksson in Edselebacke. Great farmer. They had the child. - Anna married Rudold Olsson from Nässjö. o 4. Johan Anton (Janne) married Elsa from Västervik. He passed the higher school certificate at the private secondary grammar school in Lund and got head of the head office of Haak in Västervik. They had two children. - Ingalisa married -; Marianne, elementary school teacher and married to the handicraft teacher Ola Askenberg. On 28 Nov 1869 when Johan was 32, he married Sara Lisa Eliedotter, IV:6. They had the following children:
13 Sara Lisa Eliedotter, IV:6. Born on 11 Dec 1843. Sara Lisa died in Utanede, Edsele on 9 Jan 1927; she was 83. Residence: Utanede, Edsele.Sources: Jenny Ronne: Några minnesanteckningar (Father 26; Mother 27) Go to the descendant chart
Jenny Ronne (ID 3) writes the following about her father's mother Sara Lisa Eliedotter: "In the autumn 1920 I travelled to Stockholm and started the training to be a midwife. My grandmother was blind. She followed me to Stockholm where the aunt Elsa met us and took her to Västervik. The uncle Janne (the son of Sara Lisa) knew a doctor who had promised to operate her cataract. The operation was successful and Sara Lisa was very happy that she could see again. But some days after the return home she got a severe inflammation in her eyes, which made her blind again. They thought the reason was that she had walked out to early in the cold wind. When I was ready with my examination I travelled to Västervik and fetched her. She was then away from home as long as I was." 14 Jonas Jonsson, IV:7. Born on 18 Aug 1841 in Tynnerås, Edsele. Jonas died in Rådom, Helgum on 26 Oct 1934; he was 93. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Meåfors, Ramsele.Sources: Skogsjö; Släkt och hävd,1 1982-83, page 38; Menker: Meåfors 26 (Father 24; Mother 25) Go to the descendant chart
Jenny Ronne tells the following about the brothers and sisters of her mother o 1. Tilda Svensson married Lars Olov Svensson in Fjällsjösil. He was crofter and woodman. They had many children. o 2. Sara Hellberg married the tailor Karl Jonas Hellberg in Meåfors, Ramsele. They had the following children - Artur, married and divorced. - Frida Hellberg married Albin Hellberg - Hedvig, unmarried. - Erik, married - Walfrid, married A number of the children have been in North America. o 3. Brita Margareta (ID 7) o 4. Isak Jonsson married Märta Rosander. He was farmer and they moved to Grums in Värmland. They had two children, Jonas and Elias. o 5. Elias Jonsson married Hulda Kilberg. They moved to Grums in Värmland and they got several children. o 6. Märta Rosander married August Rosander. He was farmer in Rådom, Helgum. They had the children Per, Jonas, Gustav and a girl. The whole family died in tuberculosis. o 7. Alfred Jonsson married Ester Rudin in Rådom. He was farmer and they had the children - Erik, who took over the farm. - Johannes who was the owner of a joiner's workshop in Rådom o 8. Sven Jonsson married Anna. He was farmer on the family farm in Rådom. He was also responsible for the delivery of post. They had the children Edvin and Albert. o 9. Kristina Hansson, married Hans Fredrik Hansson, who died when he was 39 years old. He was an unskilled worker and poor in health. They had the children - Hilding who married Hilda and moved to Luleå where they had a flower-shop. - Rudolf On 29 Oct 1865 when Jonas was 24, he married Brita Lisa Svensdotter, IV:8. They had the following children:
15 Brita Lisa Svensdotter, IV:8. Born on 8 Jul 1841 in Meåfors, Ramsele. Brita Lisa died in Meåfors, Ramsele on 19 Mar 1914; she was 72. Residence: Meåfors, Ramsele.Sources: Menker: Meåfors 26 and 9 (Father 30; Mother 31) Go to the descendant chart
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