Carl Ludvig Ericzon
Carl Ericson was a civil engineer from Sweden. He sailed to America on the ship Colorado in July 1868. He also took a PEF loan that year. Upon his arrival at Salt Lake City in late 1868 Brigham Young sent him to Ogden to help lay out a route for the Central Utah Rail Road. Further research is needed to locate him in a specific company. In some sources his surname is spelled "Erickson". Later family history suggests he left to go on the trail on August 14th, 1868 from Benton, WY, and arrived in the Salt Lake Valley on September 2, 1868. If those dates are accurate, that would place him in the Daniel D. McArthur company. However, one other company arrived the same day, the Simpson M. Molen company.
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Clear AllBorn in Ure Neriki, Sweden
1826 July 28
Relationships
Father
Eric Jonsson
Mother
Sara Bretta Rapp
Baptized by Truls Asar Halgren
1863 April 7 (Age 36)
Called as Missionary
Scandinavian Mission
1864 February 25 – September 17 (Age 37)
1864 February 25 – September 17 (Age 37)
Start Date Details
Called
End Date Details
Released
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Married
Residence When Called
Stockholm, Sweden
Priesthood Office When Called
Elder
Location Served
Stockholm, Sweden
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Notes
Local missionary
Joined Company Unknown
1868 – 1868 September (Age 41)
Start Date Details
Started Circa 1868
Joined When Organization was Formed
End Date Details
Ended Circa 1868 September
Organization was Ended
Died
1881 July 9 (Age 54)
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Carl Ludvig Ericson (1826 - 1881) Profile

Carl Ludwig Ericson (1826 - 1881)