Lindgren Family - Carl Peter Jonasson Lindgren - page 3

     This is the second census that Carl Peter was present for. The family has moved to a different Soldier's Farm. What is a soldier farm? Read below.

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     This article was copied on 23 May 2020, from:  http://swedishgenealogyguide.com/archives/tag/soldier-farm

The Soldier Farm

Maybe you have heard of soldier farms? This was another form of torp. You might see the title Soldattorp, Ryttartorp, Båtmanstorp, or even Knekttorp in the records. These were small farms used for the soldiers of the Allotment System starting in the 1680’s. Primarily these farms provided residence for the soldier / or sailor (in the navy) and their family. The farm was too small to be self-sustaining so the local farmers with large farms were obligated to provide agricultural products and use of draft animals. In some parts of Sweden the soldier farm was given to the soldier at the end of military service. More commonly, the soldier and his family had to move after the discharge (or death) of the soldier.

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     This is the 1836 - 1841 census that now shows the family has moved, and has added 2 more children.

     This household census documents the Plato family in Norratorp [North Farm].

They live in the BackStuga - or the house in the rear.

Jonas, Katarina and Carl Peter are all listed.

     The one change to Carl Peter is that he has been vaccinated for Small Pox.

     A daughter Johanna Helena, was born on the 28 of September 1837. Johanna was also vaccinated for Small Pox.

     Another daughter, Christina has been born on the 17th of October 1839.

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Lindgren Family - Carl Peter Jonasson Lindgren - page 2

This screen shot was found and copied from Riksarkivet.com, which is the Swedish Archives on line. I pulled this on 23 May 2020. [If you wish to see how to access the archives see the blog

"PathwaysintheSwedishArchives.blogspot.com".

This is the first Swedish census that the Plato family is shown as a family.

The first line of the screenshot shows the address where this image resides in the Swedish Archives. Dadesjo kykroarkiv, Husforhorslangder, SE/VALA/00063/A 1/9 (1831 - 1836). This states that we are looking at the Dadesjo church archive, Household Records which reside in volume A 1/9. This record book covers the time period of 1831 - 1836.

This is page 302.

The name of the parish is Haadtsorhare Skiadl

areu:

The name of the household is Jonas Petersson Plato. Jonas was born in Dadesjo. He was born on 15 October, 1807. 

He was last listed on Pag. [page] 300; He moved from that page during the year 1834. 

He has been innoculated for Small Pox. 

The year he married was 1834.

The rest of the line is documenting how well Jonas performed the catachism.

The next line lists Jonas' wife, whose name is Catharine Casrlsdotter. 

Catharine was born in Dadesjo. The date of her birth was the 21st of March in 1805.

She was last listed on Page. 204;  She moved to this page in the year of 1834.

She was innoculated for Small Pox.

The next line list Jonas' son as Carl Peter.

He was born on the 22nd of November 1835.

He has not been innoculated for Small Pox as of yet.

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Lindgren Family - Carl Peter Jonasson Lindgren - page 1

     This is a copy of the birth record for Carl Peter Jonasson. It was pulled at an unknow date from Ancestry.com. This record is from the parish birth records which is found in Dädesjö [Dadesjo] C:4 (1811-1854) Image 166/page 315. 
     The record starts with the number 53, which means Carl Peter Jonasson's birth was the fifty-third during 1835. The document continues saying: Carl Peter Jonasson, born in Norratorp under Dädesjö [Dadesjo] and Christened  on the 24 [?holy day]. His parents were {30 is the mother's age} Jonas Petersson Plato and his wife Katarina Carlsdotter. Witness were Torp Nils Svensson from Norratorp and single man Hakan Mansson in Dadesjo village. Frau Pattersson D.W Alprelia with single woman Stina Samuelsdotter.

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Levy Family - Jonas Levy - page 1

   This record was found and retrieved from FamilySearch.org at an unknown date. They were filed under California, County Birth Death Records. 1800-1994, Los Angeles, Long Beach Death Certificate 1915-1919, Image 2379 of 2705, no 221-403.

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Levy Family - Marshall Spence Levy - page 2

From the Los Angeles Times (1921 - Current File); Feb 28 1933; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angeles Times pg 16. Abstracted at an unknown date at Natrona County Library.

ABDUCTED MAN'S CAR RECOVERED 

Theater Manager Leve's Auto, Used in Robbery, Found by Police.

   Police late yesterday recovered the car of Marshall S. Leve, manager of the Ritz Theater, 5213 Wilshire Boulevard, in which he was abducted Saturday night from his home by two bandits, driven to the theater and there compelled to open the safe, from which the robbers tood $1800. A similar attempt several weeks ago netted the bandits nothing.

   The bandits entered Leve's home at 902 Shenandoah street Sunday night by prying open a window, bound and gagged his wife and lay in wait for his return. When he was covered with pistols and compelled to accompany the pair to the theater.

   After looting the safe the robbers took Leve back to his home, bound him with strips of adhesive tape and drove away in his machine.

   The car was recovered at Ocean View and Westlake avenues. It is being checked for fingerprints by police experts.

   

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