Axel Theodore Danielsson - B. Nagu 1895 [Arkisto]

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Brentwood

17.05.20, 22:42

Hello,

I am looking for Axel Theodore Danielsson born in Nauvo in 1895 who emigrated to New York in 1910.

I am trying to connect him to my family from Nagu as he is the Grandfather of a person with a close DNA match. My family is from Kirjais.

The on-line Hiski records I can find do not go to 1895 for Nauvo.

Thank you for any help. Kiitos. Tack.

Rob Walker
Canada

Tuula Cu

18.05.20, 07:02

There is no Axel Theodor Danielsson born in Nauvo in 1895. These can be checked in the member area of FFHA.

But according to Migration Institute of Finland, there is an Axel Theodor Danielsson born in 1889, a farmer's son from Nauvo, taking a passport in May 1911. This Axel Theodor was born in Nötö, Kallvik on Nov 68, 1889 to crofter Gustaf Danielsson and his wife Maria Erika Agnetasdotter (supposedly 25 years old when she gave birth). https://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?bid=20564&pnum=10

In the "main books" the parents are more precisely Erik Gustaf Danielsson, born April 18, 1854 in Kökar (another island) and Maria Erika Agneta's daughter born August 25, 1864 in Nauvo (Nagu in Swedish). https://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?bid=19525&pnum=50 Axel has siblings Karl Gustaf 1885, Maria Josefina 1887, Erik Hjalmar 1891 and Edith Erika 1893 by end of 1893.

You can go on and find the birth of Maria Erika on the free side of FFHA, https://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/index_eng.htm - choose first Nauvo, then Syntyneet (Births). Everything is written in Swedish as the islands were and are a Swedish speaking area.

Kökar you have to look for here (not in FFHA) https://digihakemisto.appspot.com/index_am?atun=324155.KA&amnimeke=K%C3%B6kar+f%C3%B6rsamlings+arkiv
- choose then Syntyneiden ja kastettujen luettelot

When you find the births, you can go next to Rippikirjat (the "main books") to look at the whole family. It is always wise to check all details in the original books. Hope you find the connection!

Tuula K