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Edward W. Gapsch1,2,3

ID# 8286, (1842 - 1931)
Family Chart

Parents:

FatherAugust Gapsch
MotherJohanna Christiane Grundmann (15 Sep 1801 - )
AncestryThe Gapsch Family
Chart MembershipDescendants of Edward and Sophie Gapsch
Family IndexesThe Gapsch Family

Key Events:

Birth: 6 Feb 1842, Klosterbuch, Königreich Sachsen,4,5,6
Marriage: 5 Jun 1864, St. Äegidien-Kirche, Altenhof, Königreich Sachsen, Sophie Herfurt (b. 13 Jun 1840, d. 23 Aug 1910)7,8,9
Death: 23 Mar 1931, Affton, St. Louis Co., Missouri,10,11
Burial: 25 Mar 1931, St. Johns Old Cemetery, Mehlville, Missouri,12,13,14
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Narrative:

Edward Gapsch
photo courtesy Herb Spady
Edward W. Gapsch was born on 6 Feb 1842 Klosterbuch, Königreich SachsenG.4,5,6 He was baptized on 13 Feb 1842 in St. Äegidien-Kirche, Altenhof, Königreich SachsenG. His godparents were Johann Gottfried Kern, house owner, the maiden Wilhelmine, eldest daughter of Johann Christian Winkler, house owner, and Julius Friedrich Wilhelm Dresler, journeyman tailor, the eldest legitimate son of Johann Gottlieb Dresler, house owner, all of Klosterbuch.15
     Edward was christened as Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch, and apparently used Eduard as his given name. After his immigration to the U.S. he used the Americanized spelling Edward W.15,16,17

An "Early" Son --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Edward and Sophie's first son, Robert Edward, was born some nine months before they married, while he was still a soldier. Illegitimate births were not exactly rare at the time, and at least in this case it appears the families were supportive of the new parents, since Edward's father and Sophie's mother both acted as godparents of the child.18
     Edward married Sophie Herfurt, daughter of Johann Karl Gottlob Herfurt and Johanna Christiane Goldner, on 5 Jun 1864 in St. Äegidien-Kirche, Altenhof, Königreich SachsenG.7,8,9
     He acted as godfather in the baptism of Georg Albert Gapsch, his brother's son, on 14 Jul 1867 in St. Matthäi Kirche, LeisnigG.19

Immigration to America --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Edward and Sophie arrived in New YorkG on 23 Mar 1881, with their children Robert, Gustav, Emilie, and Moritz, on the steamship Weser, having departed from the port of Bremen. They were shown on the passenger list as from Saxony, with a stated destination of St. Louis, and having traveled in steerage class. Sophie's brother, Heinrich Wilhelm Herfurt, and his family traveled with them.20,21,22 According to family lore, they each had a hand made trunk 2½ by 2½ by 7 feet in size full of clothes and blankets with their initials on them.23 Sophie's brother, Heinrich Wilhelm Herfurt, and his family traveled with them.24 Edward and Sophie settled in Mehlville, St. Louis Co., MissouriG, with their family.25

The Mason Becomes a Farmer --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Edward was reported to be a Maurer (mason or bricklayer) when he married in 1864, and his occupation was recorded as bricklayer when he immigrated. Years later he told his granddaughter Alvina that he had been a stone mason. But in 1867, when he was godfather to his nephew Albert, his occupation was reported as Handarbeiter, or day laborer. It is unclear whether this means that he was unable to find work as a mason, or perhaps he was not considered a skilled craftsman.26,27,28
Edward and Sophie Gapsch tombstone
courtesy Ronald Sommers
After his arrival in Missouri it seems his principal occupation was as a truck farmer. He had his own farm by 1900.29,30,31
     Edward and Sophie appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Carondelet Twp., St. Louis Co., Missouri G, enumerated 1 Jun 1900, reporting that the family owned its farm, which was mortgaged. Their son Edward was listed as living with them.1
     Edward and Sophie appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Carondelet Twp., St. Louis Co., Missouri, at Lemay Ferry Rd. G, enumerated 4 May 1910, reporting they owned their farm, which was mortgaged.3
     His wife died on 23 Aug 1910 in Lemay Rd., Mehlville, St. Louis Co., MissouriG.32,11,33
     Edward appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Affton, St. Louis Co., Missouri G, in the household of his son Moritz G. Gapsch and daughter-in-law Johanna Pruetzel.34 He appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Carondelet Twp., St. Louis Co., Missouri G, in the household of his son, Moritz G. Gapsch and wife Johanna Pruetzel, reporting that he had not become a naturalized citizen.35
     Edward died on 23 Mar 1931 in Affton, St. Louis Co., MissouriG, at age 89.10,11 He was buried on 25 Mar 1931 in St. Johns Old Cemetery, Mehlville, MissouriG, next to his wife.12,13,14

Children:
      Children with Sophie Herfurt

According to family lore Edward and Sophie had two sons who died before they immigrated, one of blood poisoning and one fell out of his baby buggy. There may have been others unknown born in the U.S.23,36
  1. Robert Edward Gapsch+ (4 Sep 1863 - 25 Jun 1946)
  2. Gustav Frederick Gapsch+ (14 May 1865 - 15 Mar 1960)
  3. Emilie Gapsch+ (3 Dec 1866 - 28 Jan 1895)
  4. Moritz G. Gapsch+ (13 Oct 1875 - 14 Feb 1952)
  5. Minna Martha Gapsch (abt Feb 1882 - 7 Aug 1882)
  6. Edward Gapsch+ (16 Dec 1886 - 7 Nov 1979)

Citations

  1. [S1509] Edward W. Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  2. [S366] Edward Gapsch, Certificate of Death.
  3. [S1721] Edward Gapsch household, 1910 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  4. [S2072] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch", shows date and village.
  5. [S366] Edward Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date and country, as Germany.
  6. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 249, shows age 40 and "country to which belonging" as Saxony.
  7. [S2102] Langheinrich, "Trauung [marriage]: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch and Sophie Herfurt", shows date and church.
  8. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 249, shows them apparently as husband and wife with their children.
  9. [S1509] Edward W. Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows married, 36 years.
  10. [S366] Edward Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date, town, and county.
  11. [S5704] Edward Gapsch and Sophie Gapsch joint tombstone, Old St. John's Cemetery, shows date.
  12. [S366] Edward Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date, and cemetery.
  13. [S5704] Edward Gapsch and Sophie Gapsch joint tombstone, Old St. John's Cemetery.
  14. [S351] Edna Gapsch, notes, "Edward Gapsch Family 1st Generation," shows cemetery and town.
  15. [S2072] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch."
  16. [S2102] Langheinrich, "Trauung [marriage]: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch and Sophie Herfurt."
  17. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 249, shows name as Ed Gapsch.
  18. [S2121] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag [christening]: Eduard Robert Herfurth", shows date, and godparents.
  19. [S2108] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag [christening]: Georg Albert Gapsch."
  20. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passengers 249-254, shows ship, state of origin, departure city, arrival city and date, class of accommodations, and destination.
  21. [S151] Robert Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, Washington Co., Oregon, shows he immigrated in 1882.
  22. [S1890] Moritz Gapsch household, 1920 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows Moritz and Edward immigrated in 1881.
  23. [S4105] Alvina Myers letter to Howard Gapsch, unknown date.
  24. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passengers 255-261.
  25. [S2007] Interview, Edna Gapsch, 26 Feb 2001.
  26. [S2102] Langheinrich, "Trauung [marriage]: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch and Sophie Herfurt", shows occupation as Maurer.
  27. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 249, shows occupation as bricklayer.
  28. [S1457] Interview, Alvina Myers, 2 Jun 2008, recalled her grandfather told her he had been a stone mason, and had built the stonework for road culverts.
  29. [S1509] Edward W. Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows occupation as farmer, on his own farm.
  30. [S1721] Edward Gapsch household, 1910 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows occupation as famer, on a truck farm.
  31. [S366] Edward Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows occupation as farmer.
  32. [S367] Sophia Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date, place, town and county.
  33. [S351] Edna Gapsch, notes, "Edward Gapsch Family 1st Generation," shows date.
  34. [S1890] Moritz Gapsch household, 1920 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  35. [S1859] Moritz Gapsch household, 1930 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  36. [S1721] Edward Gapsch household, 1910 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows her as the mother of 12 children, with four living.

Sophie Herfurt1,2,3

ID# 8287, (1840 - 1910)
Family Chart

Parents:

FatherJohann Karl Gottlob Herfurt
MotherJohanna Christiane Goldner
Chart MembershipDescendants of Edward and Sophie Gapsch
Family IndexesThe Gapsch Family

Key Events:

Birth: 13 Jun 1840, Beiersdorf, Königreich Sachsen,4,5,6
Marriage: 5 Jun 1864, St. Äegidien-Kirche, Altenhof, Königreich Sachsen, Edward W. Gapsch (b. 6 Feb 1842, d. 23 Mar 1931)7,8,9
Death: 23 Aug 1910, Lemay Rd., Mehlville, St. Louis Co., Missouri,10,11,12
Burial: 25 Aug 1910, St. Johns Old Cemetery, Mehlville, Missouri,13,14,15
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Narrative:

Sophie Herfurt was born on 13 Jun 1840 Beiersdorf, Königreich SachsenG.4,5,6 Sophie was apparently christened as Johanne Sophie Herfurt, and apparently used Sophie as her given name.16,1,2

An "Early" Son --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Edward and Sophie's first son, Robert Edward, was born some nine months before they married, while he was still a soldier. Illegitimate births were not exactly rare at the time, and at least in this case it appears the families were supportive of the new parents, since Edward's father and Sophie's mother both acted as godparents of the child.17
     Sophie married Edward W. Gapsch, son of August Gapsch and Johanna Christiane Grundmann, on 5 Jun 1864 in St. Äegidien-Kirche, Altenhof, Königreich SachsenG.7,8,9

Immigration to America --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---

Edward and Sophie Gapsch tombstone
courtesy Ronald Sommers

     Sophie and Edward arrived in New YorkG on 23 Mar 1881, with their children Robert, Gustav, Emilie, and Moritz, on the steamship Weser, having departed from the port of Bremen. They were shown on the passenger list as from Saxony, with a stated destination of St. Louis, and having traveled in steerage class. Sophie's brother, Heinrich Wilhelm Herfurt, and his family traveled with them.18,19,20 According to family lore, they each had a hand made trunk 2½ by 2½ by 7 feet in size full of clothes and blankets with their initials on them.21 Her brother, Heinrich Wilhelm Herfurt, and his family traveled with them.22
     Sophie and Edward settled in Mehlville, St. Louis Co., MissouriG, with their family.23 They appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Carondelet Twp., St. Louis Co., Missouri G, enumerated 1 Jun 1900, reporting that the family owned its farm, which was mortgaged. Their son Edward was listed as living with them.24
     Sophie and Edward appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Carondelet Twp., St. Louis Co., Missouri, at Lemay Ferry Rd. G, enumerated 4 May 1910, reporting they owned their farm, which was mortgaged.25
     Sophie died on 23 Aug 1910 on Lemay Rd., Mehlville, St. Louis Co., MissouriG, at age 70.10,11,12 She was buried on 25 Aug 1910 in St. Johns Old Cemetery, Mehlville, MissouriG, next to her husband.13,14,15

Children:
      Children with Edward W. Gapsch

According to family lore Edward and Sophie had two sons who died before they immigrated, one of blood poisoning and one fell out of his baby buggy. There may have been others unknown born in the U.S.21,26
  1. Robert Edward Gapsch+ (4 Sep 1863 - 25 Jun 1946)
  2. Gustav Frederick Gapsch+ (14 May 1865 - 15 Mar 1960)
  3. Emilie Gapsch+ (3 Dec 1866 - 28 Jan 1895)
  4. Moritz G. Gapsch+ (13 Oct 1875 - 14 Feb 1952)
  5. Minna Martha Gapsch (abt Feb 1882 - 7 Aug 1882)
  6. Edward Gapsch+ (16 Dec 1886 - 7 Nov 1979)

Citations

  1. [S2102] Langheinrich, "Trauung [marriage]: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch and Sophie Herfurt."
  2. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 250, shows name as Sophie Gapsch.
  3. [S2863] Edward Gapsch, Application for Account, spells name as Sophie Herford.
  4. [S2121] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag [christening]: Eduard Robert Herfurth", shows date, but the place is not stated explictly, suggesting it was within the parish. The mother's homeland is stated as Gallschuetz, which is in Schrebitz parish, and her father is stated as living in Beiersdorf, which is in Altenhof parish. It seems reasonable to assume she was living with her father, and the child's birth took place there.
  5. [S367] Sophia Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date and country, as Germany.
  6. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 250, shows age 41 and "country to which belonging" as Saxony.
  7. [S2102] Langheinrich, "Trauung [marriage]: Friedrich, Wilhelm Eduard Gapsch and Sophie Herfurt", shows date and church.
  8. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passenger 249, shows them apparently as husband and wife with their children.
  9. [S1509] Edward W. Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows married, 36 years.
  10. [S367] Sophia Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date, place, town and county.
  11. [S5704] Edward Gapsch and Sophie Gapsch joint tombstone, Old St. John's Cemetery, shows date.
  12. [S351] Edna Gapsch, notes, "Edward Gapsch Family 1st Generation," shows date.
  13. [S367] Sophia Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows date, cemetery as St. Johns, and town.
  14. [S351] Edna Gapsch, notes, "Edward Gapsch Family 1st Generation," shows cemetery, as St. Johns Old Cemetery, and town.
  15. [S5704] Edward Gapsch and Sophie Gapsch joint tombstone, Old St. John's Cemetery.
  16. [S2121] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag [christening]: Eduard Robert Herfurth", shows name as Johanne Sophie Herfurt.
  17. [S2121] Langheinrich, "Taufeintrag [christening]: Eduard Robert Herfurth", shows date, and godparents.
  18. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passengers 249-254, shows ship, state of origin, departure city, arrival city and date, class of accommodations, and destination.
  19. [S151] Robert Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, Washington Co., Oregon, shows he immigrated in 1882.
  20. [S1890] Moritz Gapsch household, 1920 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows Moritz and Edward immigrated in 1881.
  21. [S4105] Alvina Myers letter to Howard Gapsch, unknown date.
  22. [S669] Weser arrival 23 Mar 1881, Passenger Lists, New York, 1820-1897, passengers 255-261.
  23. [S2007] Interview, Edna Gapsch, 26 Feb 2001.
  24. [S1509] Edward W. Gapsch household, 1900 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  25. [S1721] Edward Gapsch household, 1910 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri.
  26. [S1721] Edward Gapsch household, 1910 U.S. Census, St. Louis Co., Missouri, shows her as the mother of 12 children, with four living.

Henrik Jakobsson1,2,3

ID# 8288, (1824 - 1898)
Family Chart

Parents:

FatherJakob Henriksson (2 Jul 1797 - 10 Aug 1875)
MotherLisa Hansdotter (2 Apr 1799 - 14 May 1876)
Family IndexesThe Gapsch Family

Key Events:

Birth: 12 Jan 1824, Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, Finland,4,5
Marriage: 10 Dec 1848, Pedersöre, Finland, Beata Maria Johansdotter (b. 2 Nov 1825, d. 3 Aug 1912)6,7
Death: 8 Jan 1898, Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, Finland,8,9
Burial: 16 Jan 1898, Esse,10
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Narrative:

Henrik Jakobsson & Beata Maria Johansdotter
photo courtesy Dick Ericson
Henrik Jakobsson was born on 12 Jan 1824 in Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, FinlandG.4,5 He was christened on 12 Jan 1824 at EsseG.1 He is sometimes known by the "farm name" Henrik Jakobsson Påvals.11
     Henrik was a bonde, or farmer at Påvals, YtteresseG.12
     Henrik married Beata Maria Johansdotter, daughter of Johan Andersson and Beata Andersdotter, on 10 Dec 1848 in Pedersöre, FinlandG.6,7
     Henrik died on 8 Jan 1898 in Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, FinlandG, at age 73.8,9 He was buried on 16 Jan 1898 in EsseG.10

Children:
     Children with Beata Maria Johansdotter:

  1. Johan Henriksson+ (3 May 1849 - 18 Apr 1913)
  2. Anna Helena Henriksdotter+ (18 Jul 1850 - )
  3. Maria Lovisa Henriksdotter+ (25 Mar 1852 - 27 Jan 1935)
  4. Sofia Henriksdotter+ (9 Oct 1853 - 6 Jan 1936)
  5. Gustaf Henriksson+ (5 Jun 1855 - 30 Sep 1912)
  6. Jakob Henriksson+ (22 Sep 1856 - 12 Jun 1938)
  7. Alexander Henriksson+ (22 Mar 1858 - 11 Nov 1929)
  8. Anders Henriksson (23 Mar 1860 - 9 Aug 1860)
  9. Caisia Lisa Henriksdotter+ (15 Aug 1861 - 27 Sep 1904)
  10. Matilda Henriksdotter+ (24 Feb 1865 - 19 Mar 1926)
  11. Anders Henriksson+ (28 Apr 1867 - 25 Dec 1960)

Citations

  1. [S1386] "HisKi project," christening 9368100, Henric, son of bds. Jacob Henr:s. and Lisa Hansdr.
  2. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows name as Henrik Jakobsson.
  3. [S262] Matilda Gapsch, Certificate of Death, shows name as Jacob Hendrichson.
  4. [S1386] "HisKi project," christening 9368100, Henric, son of bds. Jacob Henr:s. and Lisa Hansdr, shows date and farm.
  5. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows date, living at the farm, and does not show coming from elsewhere.
  6. [S1386] "HisKi project," Henr. Jacobsson Påfvals - Beata Maria Joh.dr Blässar, Pedersöre, marriage 3950, shows date.
  7. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows year.
  8. [S1386] "HisKi project," burial 9766851, Sytningsmannen Henrik Jakobss:n Påvall, shows date, as 8th.
  9. [S349] Erickson, "Family History - Maria Lovisa Henriksdotter", pg 2, shows date, as 2nd, farm, village, and country.
  10. [S1386] "HisKi project," burial 9766851, Sytningsmannen Henrik Jakobss:n Påvall.
  11. [S1386] "HisKi project," Henr. Jacobsson Påfvals - Beata Maria Joh.dr Blässar, Pedersöre, marriage 3950.
  12. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8.

Beata Maria Johansdotter1,2,3

ID# 8289, (1825 - 1912)
Family Chart

Parents:

FatherJohan Andersson (abt 1786 - 2 Jan 1852)
MotherBeata Andersdotter (23 Dec 1791 - 26 Nov 1830)
Family IndexesThe Gapsch Family

Key Events:

Birth: 2 Nov 1825, Blässar, Edsevö, Pedersöre, Finland,2,4,5
Marriage: 10 Dec 1848, Pedersöre, Finland, Henrik Jakobsson (b. 12 Jan 1824, d. 8 Jan 1898)6,7
Death: 3 Aug 1912, Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, Finland,8
Burial: 8 Aug 1912, Esse,9
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Narrative:

Henrik Jakobsson & Beata Maria Johansdotter
photo courtesy Dick Ericson
Beata Maria Johansdotter was born on 2 Nov 1825 in Blässar, Edsevö, Pedersöre, FinlandG.2,4,5 She was christened on 2 Nov 1825 at PedersöreG.2 Beata and Gustaf were twins.10,11
     She is sometimes known by the "farm name" Beata Maria Johansdotter Blässar.3
     Beata married Henrik Jakobsson, son of Jakob Henriksson and Lisa Hansdotter, on 10 Dec 1848 in Pedersöre, FinlandG.6,7
     Beata died on 3 Aug 1912 in Påvals, Ytteresse, Esse, FinlandG, at age 86.8 She was buried on 8 Aug 1912 in EsseG.9

Children:
     Children with Henrik Jakobsson:

  1. Johan Henriksson+ (3 May 1849 - 18 Apr 1913)
  2. Anna Helena Henriksdotter+ (18 Jul 1850 - )
  3. Maria Lovisa Henriksdotter+ (25 Mar 1852 - 27 Jan 1935)
  4. Sofia Henriksdotter+ (9 Oct 1853 - 6 Jan 1936)
  5. Gustaf Henriksson+ (5 Jun 1855 - 30 Sep 1912)
  6. Jakob Henriksson+ (22 Sep 1856 - 12 Jun 1938)
  7. Alexander Henriksson+ (22 Mar 1858 - 11 Nov 1929)
  8. Anders Henriksson (23 Mar 1860 - 9 Aug 1860)
  9. Caisia Lisa Henriksdotter+ (15 Aug 1861 - 27 Sep 1904)
  10. Matilda Henriksdotter+ (24 Feb 1865 - 19 Mar 1926)
  11. Anders Henriksson+ (28 Apr 1867 - 25 Dec 1960)

Citations

  1. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows name as Beata Maria Johansdr.
  2. [S1386] "HisKi project," christening 6025411, Beata Maja Blässar, daughter of B. Johan And.s. Blässar and Beata And.dr.
  3. [S1386] "HisKi project," Henr. Jacobsson Påfvals - Beata Maria Joh.dr Blässar, Pedersöre, marriage 3950.
  4. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows date.
  5. [S945] Sarell, "JakobHenrikssonP", shows date, parish, and village, as Pedersöre Edsevö.
  6. [S1386] "HisKi project," Henr. Jacobsson Påfvals - Beata Maria Joh.dr Blässar, Pedersöre, marriage 3950, shows date.
  7. [S3238] Rippikirja, Ähtävä, Finland, 1858-1866, pg 8, shows year.
  8. [S1386] "HisKi project," burial 9767538, bdänka Beata Maria Johansd:r Påvall, shows date and village.
  9. [S1386] "HisKi project," burial 9767538, bdänka Beata Maria Johansd:r Påvall.
  10. [S1386] "HisKi project," Gustaf Johansson Blässar, Pedersöre, christening 19921, shows a twin.
  11. [S1386] "HisKi project," Beata Maja Blässar, Pedersöre, christening 19922, shows a twin.

 

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