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Solomon Lundberg (1815 - 1888) Profile

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Salomon Lundberg

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Solomon Lundberg

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Solomon Lundberg

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Born in Skållerud, Älvsborg, Sweden

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Occurred On 1815 November 15

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Married Christina Andersdotter

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Joined Company Unknown

Start Date Details

Occurred Circa 1862

Sources

European Mission emigration records, Scandinavian Mission, 1852-1920

Lundberg, Frederick, Autobiography [ca. 1900], 1

End Date Details

Circa 1862

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Died in Logan, Cache, Utah Teritory, United States

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Occurred On 1888 August 4