Family fled Ottoman Empire Persecution of Christians in Turkey - prior to WWI
Lived in sthlm
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vistas
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Subject:Re: Hammarbäck family in Sweden
From:Ronnie Johansson
Date:Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:34:32 +0000 (GMT)
To:keith@hammerbeck.org
I can tell you about the Hammarbäck family, and how it look like now. The
side of Hammarbäck Im writing about are still residing were the Hammarbäck
family lived and worked.
I´m one of two siblings To Britt-Marie Hammarbäck (Born 1959) and she is
daughter to Karl Sten Ove Hammarbäck (72 years old) and married to Anna
Märtha Hammarbäck who beside Britt-Marie even have a son named Mikael
Hammarbäck who lives alone and have no children.
My grandfather Karl Sten Ove have been working as a engineer and travelled
around the world and even lived and worked around Minnesota and in other
states in America.
Im 24 years old and have a son that is three years old in April.. Im
educated as an art- director bur works within psychiatry, because it is very
difficult to get a job in art-directing here in Sweden.
The family here in Sweden has always worked in the industries and with
technique, and in the beginning as smith, but that develop to a workshop and
engineer. So all of us here in the Hammarbäck family like building things.
The picture of a ford Im sending was droved by Mas Harry Larsson, Hedemora
in Swedens winter grand prix in February 1932 in Rämen. The body of the car
was building in Gubbo Near schisshyttan in Smedjebacken. The fact is that this
cars was builds were me and my family lives to day, were a car shop laid may
years ago named Hammarbäcks car shop. They builded bodies to racing cars,
like Bennström´s Ford v8 1933 and C.G. and also Johanssons A-Ford.
Why I chose to tell you this is because Karl Vilhelm Hammarbäck and Emil
Hammarbäck own this factory. They also built buses and cycles there, but now
a days there family houses there.
I will later on send pictures of more cars, houses and factorys that the
Hammarbäck family had here in Sweden. I will also send pictures of us who
lives here now.
I have spoken to my grandfather and he will help me with the information about
the Hammarbäck family. He is really interested in genealogy and like that I
have an interest to I too. I will send you more informations when I find out
some more.
Best regards
Ronnie Johansson
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straff
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stöld
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1918 Caroline(Saxton)AugustJohnson
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1974 article
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1917leftCaroline&AugustJohnson othersUNK
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1930s August (back of pic)
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1974 article Johnson homestead
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1895 August Caroline 10 kids
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1930s August Caroline Johnson 11 kids
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Junglen, Donald E. Age 74, May 28, 1933 - August 13, 2007. Don passed away
surrounded by his family at the VA Medical Center in Spokane, WA. August 13th.
He was born in St. Cloud to Bernard and Helen (Stein) Junglen. Don graduated
from Cathedral High School, joined the merchant marines and worked on ore
ships on the great lakes before a stint in the army. He loved being a
bartender for 43 years at Murray's Restaurant, Mpls, until his retirement. He
is survived by his loving family: daughter & son, Cindy Harrison and Joel
Junglen; 3 grandchildren, Curtis, Christina, and James of Spokane, WA;
brothers and sisters, Jim Junglen, Colorado Springs, CO, Carol Iten, LeSueur,
Marlene Thielen, St. Cloud, and Roger Junglen, Emily. Services are 10 am
September 6 at St. Helena Catholic Church, 3204 E. 43rd St, Mpls. Interment
will be at Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. There will be a gathering at
Murray's Restaurant.
Published in the Star Tribune on 9/2/2007.
In late 1871 or the spring/summer of 1872 the family came to the United States.
The trip normally took about 6 weeks. More than likely their port of entry
would have been New York. They would probably have gone directly to Illinois
as the other Trossen families had earlier. Perhaps the Collmann's, John
Trossen's in-laws from his first marriage, were willing and able to shelter
this family and help them get settled in their new home.