Johan Oskar Eriksson 1872–

Johan Oskar Eriksson, 1872–

Name: Johan Oskar /Eriksson/
Given names: Johan Oskar
Surname: Eriksson

Events of close relatives
Birth	May 1, 1872 Hosjo, Södermanland, Sweden
Birth of a sister	Kristina Elisabeth Eriksdotter February 15, 1874 (aged 1 year) Kullarna, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden
Birth of a sister	Mathilda Katarina Eriksdotter June 23, 1875 (aged 3 years) Hosjö, Jämtland, Sweden
Birth of a brother	Karl Josef Ferdinand Eriksson March 19, 1877 (aged 4 years) Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige
Birth of a brother	Oskar Nils Petter Eriksson January 4, 1879 (aged 6 years) Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige
Birth of a sister	Wahlborg Josefina Eriksdotter January 24, 1881 (aged 8 years)
Birth of a sister	Anna Valborg Eriksdotter November 14, 1882 (aged 10 years) Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige
Birth of a sister	Amanda Eriksdotter July 20, 1884 (aged 12 years) Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sweden
Birth of a brother	Johan Adolf Eriksson June 23, 1886 (aged 14 years) Hojso, Sweden
Death of a brother	Karl Josef Ferdinand Eriksson August 7, 1889 (aged 17 years) St Kopparbergs, Kopparberg, Sverige
Death of a mother	Kajsa Persdotter April 9, 1911 (aged 38 years) Gefle, Gävleborg, Sverige
Death of a brother	Johan Adolf Eriksson April 17, 1919 (aged 46 years) Hog Island, Pennsylvania, USA
Death of a brother	Johan Adolf Eriksson April 17, 1919 (aged 46 years) Tinicum, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA
Death of a brother	Oskar Nils Petter Eriksson January 4, 1925 (aged 52 years) Klamath Falls, Klamath, Oregon, USA
John Taylor confesses to Role in Oskar Eriksson Murder. Judge d	John Taylor, confessed bandit gang leader, pleads guilty to role in Oskar Eriksson Murder. Judge dismisses First Degree murder charges agains him at District Attorney’s recommendation. January 27, 1925 (aged 52 years) Klamath Falls, Oregon John Taylor confesses to Role in Oskar Eriksson Murder. Judge dismisses first degree murder charges
Death of a sister	Maris Eriksdotter June 13, 1935 (aged 63 years) Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden
Death of a father	Erik Eriksson January 2, 1938 (aged 65 years) Gävle, Sverige
Death of a sister	Mathilda Katarina Eriksdotter December 2, 1950 (aged 78 years) Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden
Death of a sister	Kristina Elisabeth Eriksdotter February 14, 1954 (aged 81 years) Bjursås, Kopparberg, Sweden
Death of a brother	Edvard Eriksson November 18, 1957 (aged 85 years) Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
Death of a sister	Anna Valborg Eriksdotter April 29, 1964 (aged 91 years) Sweden

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father	Links Birth: December 6, 1846 — Kullarne, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Birth: December 6, 1846 — Kullarne, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Baptism: December 20, 1846 — Ostmark, Varmland, Sweden Death: January 2, 1938 — Gävle, Sverige Unique identifier: 676C72268E8447708C6D0FA7E22B18434B6C Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Kajsa Persdotter Edvard Eriksson Erik August Eriksson Maris Eriksdotter Johan Oskar Eriksson Kristina Elisabeth Eriksdotter Mathilda Katarina Eriksdotter Karl Josef Ferdinand Eriksson Oskar Nils Petter Eriksson Wahlborg Josefina Eriksdotter Anna Valborg Eriksdotter Amanda Eriksdotter Johan Adolf Eriksson Erik Eriksson 1846–1938 Birth: December 6, 1846 — Kullarne, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: January 2, 1938 — Gävle, Sverige
mother	Links Birth: January 13, 1845 — Östmark, Värmland, Sverige Birth: January 13, 1846 — Östmark, Värmland, Sverige Baptism: January 18, 1846 — Ostmark, Varmland, Sweden Death: April 9, 1911 — Gefle, Gävleborg, Sverige Unique identifier: 676C72268E8447708C6D0FA7E22B18434B6C Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Erik Eriksson Edvard Eriksson Erik August Eriksson Maris Eriksdotter Johan Oskar Eriksson Kristina Elisabeth Eriksdotter Mathilda Katarina Eriksdotter Karl Josef Ferdinand Eriksson Oskar Nils Petter Eriksson Wahlborg Josefina Eriksdotter Anna Valborg Eriksdotter Amanda Eriksdotter Johan Adolf Eriksson Kajsa Persdotter 1845–1911 Birth: January 13, 1845 — Östmark, Värmland, Sverige Death: April 9, 1911 — Gefle, Gävleborg, Sverige
elder brother	Links Birth: November 6, 1867 — Kullarne, Ostmark, Varmland, Sweden Death: November 18, 1957 — Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Edvard Eriksson 1867–1957 Birth: November 6, 1867 — Kullarne, Ostmark, Varmland, Sweden Death: November 18, 1957 — Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
11 months elder brother	Links Birth: October 10, 1868 — Millmark, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: October 31, 1869 — Millmark, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Erik August Eriksson 1868–1869 Birth: October 10, 1868 — Millmark, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: October 31, 1869 — Millmark, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden
2 years elder sister	Links Birth: January 6, 1871 — Kullarne, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: June 13, 1935 — Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Maris Eriksdotter 1871–1935 Birth: January 6, 1871 — Kullarne, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: June 13, 1935 — Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden
16 months himself	Links Birth: May 1, 1872 — Hosjo, Södermanland, Sweden John Taylor confesses to Role in Oskar Eriksson Murder. Judge d: John Taylor, confessed bandit gang leader, pleads guilty to role in Oskar Eriksson Murder. Judge dismisses First Degree murder charges agains him at District Attorney’s recommendation. — January 27, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Johan Oskar Eriksson 1872– Birth: May 1, 1872 — Hosjo, Södermanland, Sweden
22 months younger sister	Links Birth: February 15, 1874 — Kullarna, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: February 14, 1954 — Bjursås, Kopparberg, Sweden Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Kristina Elisabeth Eriksdotter 1874–1954 Birth: February 15, 1874 — Kullarna, Östmark, Värmland, Sweden Death: February 14, 1954 — Bjursås, Kopparberg, Sweden
16 months younger sister	Links Birth: June 23, 1875 — Hosjö, Jämtland, Sweden Death: December 2, 1950 — Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mathilda Katarina Eriksdotter 1875–1950 Birth: June 23, 1875 — Hosjö, Jämtland, Sweden Death: December 2, 1950 — Gävle, Gävleborg, Sweden
21 months younger brother	Links Birth: March 19, 1877 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Death: August 7, 1889 — St Kopparbergs, Kopparberg, Sverige Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Karl Josef Ferdinand Eriksson 1877–1889 Birth: March 19, 1877 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Death: August 7, 1889 — St Kopparbergs, Kopparberg, Sverige
22 months younger brother	Links Birth: January 4, 1879 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Departure: August 31, 1896 — Kopparberg 12 Jan 1925 Taylor Confesses to Robbery Plot resulting in Oskar: Part 2 of the Robbery Confession by Taylor — 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon 100 dollar reward offered for Charles Smith indicted for murder: La Grande Observer reports a $100 reward is being offered for the arrest of Charles Smith, indicted as the 5th man who participated in the robbery and murder of Oskar Eriksson in Klamath Falls, Oregon. — 1925 — La Grande, Oregon Arrival: Amerika Death: January 4, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Klamath, Oregon, USA Robbers and Murders of Oskar Eriksson planned incident around en: The Eugene Guard reports the murders and robbers probably knew the Sheriff and Police Forces terms were ending and would not aid in man hunt. — January 5, 1925 — Eugene, Oregon Robbes Kill Oskar Eriksson for $400 Loot: The Bend Bulletin reports Oskar Eriksson's robbers killed him while stealing $400. — January 5, 1925 — Bend, Oregon Hold-up Victim says he saw Slayer of Oskar Eriksson on Street Ye: The Evening Herald reports one of the hold-up victims says he saw Oskar Eriksson's slayer on the Street Yesterday. — January 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Murder Clew Found and Person Sought in Oskar Eriksson Murder - P: The Evening Herald says Murder Clew Found and Person sought in Oskar Eriksson's Murder. NOT PC! (And they don't spell Clue correctly.) Part 1 — January 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Murder Clew Found and Person Sought in Oskar Eriksson Murder - P: The Evening Herald says Murder Clew Found and Person sought in Oskar Eriksson's Murder. NOT PC! (And they don't spell Clue correctly.) Part 2 — January 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Three Men held for questioning in Oskar Eriksson Murder. No rel: The evening herald reports 3 men held for questioning in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. It also says uneral services were held for Oskar at the County Coroner Earl Witlock's mortuary because no relatives of the man could be located and the services were — January 7, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Three Men held for questioning in Oskar Eriksson Murder. No rel: The evening herald reports 3 men held for questioning in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. It also says uneral services were held for Oskar at the County Coroner Earl Witlock's mortuary because no relatives of the man could be located and the services were c — January 7, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Insufficient Evidence against men held in Oskar Eriksson Murder: The Medford Mail Tribune reports there is insufficient evidence against 3 of the men held for questioning in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. — January 9, 1925 — Medford, Oregon men arrested in Oskar Eriksson Murder but they are not the murde: The Evening Herald reports Tim Griffith, Tex Harmon, I.J. McClaughlin, and Bill Hartford were arrested at a rooming house for the murder of Oskar Eriksson. It will later be shown they are not the murderers. Part 2 — January 9, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon men arrested in Oskar Eriksson Murder but they are not the murde: The Evening Herald reports Tim Griffith, Tex Harmon, I.J. McClaughlin, and Bill Hartford were arrested at a rooming house for the murder of Oskar Eriksson. It will later be shown they are not the murderers. Part 1 — January 9, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon 12 Jan 1925 Oskar Eriksson Murder Confession - The Evening Heral: A confession for the murder of Oskar Eriksson at a card came in Klamath Falls, Oregon — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon 3 Men Held 2 Others Near Arrest in Oskar Eriksson Murder Part 1: Evening Herald Newspaper Article about 3 men held and 2 others near arrest in card room murder of Oskar Eriksson in Klamath Falls, Oregon — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon 3 Men Held 2 Others Near Arrest in Oskar Eriksson Murder Part 2: Part 2 of the story of 3 men held and 2 others near arrest in Oskar Eriksson murder in Klamath Falls, Oregon — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John OShea Nabbed in Oskar Eriksson Murder at Card Game Part 2: John Oshea arrested for Oskar Eriksson Murder Part 2 — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John OShea Napped for Oskar Eriksson Murder at Card Game Part 1: John O'Shea is arrested for Oskar Eriksson's Murder at a Card Game in Klamath Falls - The Evening Herald part 1 — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John Taylor Murderer of Oskar Eriksson Arrested by Scribes - par: The Medford Mail Tribune reports John Taylor, murderer of Oskar Eriksson, is arrested by newspaper men - part 1 — January 12, 1925 — Medford, Oregon John Taylor Murderer of Oskar Eriksson Arrested by Scribes - par: The Medford Mail Tribune reports John Taylor, murderer of Oskar Eriksson, is arrested by newspaper men - part 2 — January 12, 1925 — Medford, Oregon Taylor Confesses to Plot resulting in Murder: 12-Jan 1925 Taylor Confesses to Robbery Plot resulting in Oskar Eriksson Murder - The Evening Herald part 1 — January 12, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Klamath Authorities seeing fugitive Pete Sullivan for murder of: January 13, 1925 — Coos Bay, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Murder Grand Jury May Not Meet Due to Sickness of: The Evening Herald says the Grand Jury in the Oskar Eriksson murder may not meet because 2 members are sick. One member was injured when a horse kicked him, the other is ill. Rumors that O'Shea committed suicide are false. — January 13, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon First Degree Murder charges filed against Pete Sullivan for kill: The Bend Bulletin reports first degree murder charges have been placed agains Pete Sullivan for killing Oskar Eriksson in a card game in Klamath Falls. — January 14, 1925 — Bend, Oregon Pete Sullivan Maintains His Innocence in Oskar Eriksson Murder.: The Evening Herald reports Pete Sullivan says he is innocent in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. Claims he does not know John Taylor. The Grand Jury has been postponed. — January 14, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Sullivan Maintains he did not murder Oskar Eriksson. When arres: The Evening Herald reports Pete Sullivan is the reputed actual slayer of Oskar Eriksson and had Oskar's revolver when arrested. He maintains he is innocent. — January 14, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Klamath Falls Probe of Murder of Oskar Eriksson Started Today: The World Newspaper in Coos Bay, Oregon reports the Klamath Falls probe of Oskar Eriksson murder started on Jan 17, 1925 — January 17, 1925 — Coos Bay, Oregon Term for Ex-Sherriff who arrested John Oshea expired at midnight: January 17, 1925 — Eugene, Oregon True identify of Charles Smith involved in Oskar Eriksson Murder: January 21, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John Taylor Pleads guilty to Manslaughter for murder of Oskar Er: The Capital Journal reports John Taylor pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the murder of Oskar Eriksson at a card game in Klamath Falls, Oregon — January 28, 1925 — Salem, Oregon New Judge to Hear Trial of Oskar Eriksson Murderers: Some of the murderers of Oskar Eriksson have requested a new judge to hear their trial — January 29, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Evidence Favors Oskar Eriksson Murder Suspect Sim Pate: The News-Review reports that evidence favors Oskar Eriksson murder suspect Sim Pate. Bagby who was a victim said he could not swear positively Taylor was one of the men and did not attempt to identify Pate as one of the robbers. — January 31, 1925 — Roseburg, Oregon John Taylor finishes Testimony against Sim Pate for murder of Os: The Bend Bulletin reports John Taylor finishes his testimony against Sim Pate or Pete for the murder of Oskar Eriksson at a card game in Klamath Falls. — February 2, 1925 — Bend, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Murderer Pate Case to Close Tonight - part 1: The Evening Herald reports the case against Oskar Eriksson's murderer Pate to close. Part 1 — February 2, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Murderer Pate Case to Close Tonight - part 2: The Evening Herald reports the case against Oskar Eriksson's murderer Pate to close. Part 2 — February 2, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John OShea On Trial for Oskar Eriksson Murder at Card Game: The Evening Herald reports John O'Shea on Jury Trial for murder of Oskar Eriksson at a card game in Klamath Falls, Oregon — February 3, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John Taylor murderer of Oskar Eriksson has life threatened and g: The Evening Herald reports Murderer John Taylor has his life threatened by co-defendents. He also gets help from Legion Post because he served during the war. (Not a good reason to help a murderer.) — February 3, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Pate Convicted of First Degree Murder of Oskar Eriksson at card: The News-Review reports Sim Pate was convicted of first degree murder of Oskar Eriksson. The jury recommended life inprisonment. — February 3, 1925 — Roseburg, Oregon WS Sim Pate convicted of Oskar Eriksson Murder at Card Game: The Evening Herald reports Sim Pate gets first degree murder conviction of Oskar Eriksson at the card game. Part 1 of the story — February 3, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon WS Sim Pate convicted of Oskar Eriksson Murder at Card Game part: Part 2 of the story in the Evening Herald about Sim Pate getting first degree murder conviction for Oskar Eriksson murder at card game. — February 3, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon States Case Against Oskar Eriksson Murderer John Oshea May Close: The Evening Herald reports the State's case against John O'Shea may close late in the afternoon - part 1 — February 4, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon States Case Against Oskar Eriksson Murderer John Oshea May Close: The Evening Herald reports the State's case against John O'Shea may close late in the afternoon - part 2 — February 4, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon 100 dollar reward offered for Charles Smith indicted for murder: La Grande Observer reports a $100 reward is being offered for the arrest of Charles Smith, indicted as the 5th man who participated in the robbery and murder of Oskar Eriksson in Klamath Falls, Oregon. — February 5, 1925 — La Grande, Oregon John OShea Alleged Oskar Eriksson Murder Gets Alibis from Friend: The News-Review reports that John O'Shea's friends gave alibis for him for the night Oskar Eriksson was murdered. — February 6, 1925 — Roseburg, Oregon John OShea Defense offering Alibi for Oskar Eriksson Murder - Pa: The Evening Herald reports John O'Shea's defense is offering an alibi for his role in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. Part 1 — February 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon John OShea Defense offering Alibi for Oskar Eriksson Murder - Pa: The Evening Herald reports John O'Shea's defense is offering an alibi for his role in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. Part 2 — February 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon O'Shea who was involved in Oskar Eriksson murder gets alibis fro: This article makes it sound like John Taylor now says O'Shea wasn't involved until after the crime was committed and the loot divided. — February 6, 1925 — Eugene, Oregon Pate Sentence for killing Oskar Eriksson is postponed: The Evening Herald reports that Sim Pate's sentence for killing Oskar Eriksson has been posponed until the following Wednesday. — February 6, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Wealthy John OShea accused murderer of Oskar Eriksson may get of: The Eugene Guard reports weathy Klamath sheepman John O'Shea built his case on friends' alibis against being involved in Oskar Eriksson murder. — February 7, 1925 — Eugene, Oregon Pete Sullivan actual slayer of Oskar Eriksson faces Jurors: The Evening Herald reports Pete Sullivan, the person who actually killed and shot Oskar Eriksson, faces the jurors. He was not nervous and has refused to talk since arrested. He was previously tried and acquitted of setting fire to Charles McCarty's barn — February 9, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Trial starts for Pete Sullivan murderer of Oskar Eriksson in car: The Medford Mail Tribune reports that the trial of Pete Sullivan, murderer of Oskar Eriksson, started on Feb 9, 1925. John O'Shea was acquited Saturday Night. — February 9, 1925 — Medford, Oregon Wealthy John OShea Acquitted of Oskar Eriksson Murder based on f: The Evening Herald reports that Shortly before 9 pm on the 7th, the jury acquitted wealthy John O'Shea of the murder of Oskar Eriksson. No one following the trial was surprised. Robbery indictment stands. Makes no sense. — February 9, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Murderer Pete Sullivan Case Hinges on Numerous Al: The Evening Herald reports Oskar Eriksson's murderer Pete Sullivan has numerous alibis for evening of murder. Part 1 — February 11, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Murderer Pete Sullivan Case Hinges on Numerous Al: The Evening Herald reports Oskar Eriksson's murderer Pete Sullivan has numerous alibis for evening of murder. Part 2 — February 11, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Pete Sullivan Convicted of Oskar Eriksson Murder and Sentenced t: The Bend Bulletin reports Pete Sullivan was convicted of slaying Oskar Eriksson. Judge C.M. Thomas sentenced him and Sim Tate to life. John Shea was acquitted of a murder charge. — February 14, 1925 — Bend, Oregon John Taylor Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison and $1,000 fine for: The Evening Herald reports John Taylor was sentenced to 15 years in the Penitentiary and fined $1,000 by Judge A.L. Leavitt for his role in the murder of Oskar Eriksson. — February 17, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Oskar Eriksson Accused Murderer John OShea acquitted - being tri: The Evening Herald reports John O'Shea who was acquited of murdering Oskar Eriksson is being tried on robbery in the incident. — May 26, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Oregon Burial: Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, United States of America Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Oskar Nils Petter Eriksson 1879–1925 Birth: January 4, 1879 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Death: January 4, 1925 — Klamath Falls, Klamath, Oregon, USA
2 years younger sister	Links Birth: January 24, 1881 Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Wahlborg Josefina Eriksdotter 1881– Birth: January 24, 1881
22 months younger sister	Links Birth: November 14, 1882 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Death: April 29, 1964 — Sweden Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Anna Valborg Eriksdotter 1882–1964 Birth: November 14, 1882 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sverige Death: April 29, 1964 — Sweden
20 months younger sister	Links Birth: July 20, 1884 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sweden Departure: September 25, 1901 — Gävleborg Arrival: New York, USA Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Amanda Eriksdotter 1884– Birth: July 20, 1884 — Stora Kopparberg, Kopparberg, Sweden
23 months younger brother	Links Birth: June 23, 1886 — Hojso, Sweden Arrival: May 3, 1902 — New York, New York NaturalizationDeclaration: September 4, 1912 — Silver Bow, Montana, USA Death: April 17, 1919 — Hog Island, Pennsylvania, USA Death: April 17, 1919 — Tinicum, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA Links ⚶ Relationships Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Johan Adolf Eriksson 1886–1919 Birth: June 23, 1886 — Hojso, Sweden Death: April 17, 1919 — Hog Island, Pennsylvania, USA

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