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Jansson-Berlin-Johansson Family History
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Jansson-Berlin-Johansson Family History
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August Wilhelm Johansson (1858 - 1926)
August WilhelmJohansson
Son of Jonas Peter Johansson and Anna Sofia (Lönberg) Johansson
Brother of Johan Gustaf Johansson, Sophia Catharina Augusta Johansson, Peter Adolf Johansson, Anna Ida Christina (Johansson) Sandberg, Emma Charlotta (Johansson) Lönnberg, Hilda Maria (Johansson) Håkansson, August Wilhelm Johansson, Knut Hjalmar Johansson and Hulda Elisabeth Johansson
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Biography
August Wilhelm was born in Växjö 30 September 1858 to Jonas Peter Johansson and his wife Anna Sofia Lönnberg. He was named after a brother who had died two months earlier, at one year old.[1]
August Wilhelm Johansson died 17 February 1926.[2]
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- ↑ Växjö (G) AI:24 (1858-1861) Bild 219 / Sida 638
- Arkiv Digitalpage info v21347.b219.s638 | To page (paywall) | Riksarkivet
- ↑ Öja (G) AIIa:4 (1919-1930) Bild 370 / Sida 27
- Arkiv Digitalpage info v168484.b370.s27 | To page (paywall) | Riksarkivet
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