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Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter 1822–1912 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 11 Sep 1822

Birth Location: Kristdala (H)

Death Date: 2 May 1912

Death Location: Mörlunda (H)

Father: Olof Olofsson

Mother: Kristina DNA8

Spouse(s): Sven Tallström

Children(s): Kristina Tällström, Ida Tellström, Erik Tällström, Emma Tällström, Maria Tällström, Amanda Tällström, Linda Tallström, Erik Tällström

Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter was born in 1822 in Kristdala (H), the child of Olof Olofsson And Kristina Hjort Eriksson Dna8. Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter married Sven Peter Eriksson Tallstrom, and had children including Amanda Karolina Tallstrom, Emma Karolina Tallstrom, Erik August Tallstrom, Erik Gustaf Tallstrom, Ida Eugenia Tellstrom, Kristina Lovisa Tallstrom, Linda Viktoria Tallstrom, Maria Sofia Tallstrom. Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter passed away in 1912 in Mörlunda (H).

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Biography

  • Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter was born in 1822 in Kristdala (H), the child of Olof Olofsson And Kristina Hjort Eriksson Dna8.
  • Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter married Sven Peter Eriksson Tallstrom, and had children including Amanda Karolina Tallstrom, Emma Karolina Tallstrom, Erik August Tallstrom, Erik Gustaf Tallstrom, Ida Eugenia Tellstrom, Kristina Lovisa Tallstrom, Linda Viktoria Tallstrom, Maria Sofia Tallstrom.
  • Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter passed away in 1912 in Mörlunda (H).

Immediate Family

Parents

Olof Olofsson
1795–
Birth Location: Lönhult, Kristdala (H)
OO
Kristina DNA8
1795–1853
Birth Location: Kristdala, Kalmar, Sweden
KD

Spouses(s)

Sven Tallström
1821–1905
Birth Location: Kristdala, Kalmar, Sweden
ST

Children(s)

Kristina Tällström
1846–1937
Birth Location: Grönäng, Östrahult, Vena (H)
KT
Ida Tellström
1860–1909
Birth Location: Törnerum, Mörlunda, Kalmar, Sweden
IT
Erik Tällström
1844–1853
Birth Location: Grönäng, Östrahult, Vena (H)
ET
Emma Tällström
1849–1851
Birth Location: Vena (H)
ET
Maria Tällström
1851–1939
Birth Location: Grönäng, Östrahult, Vena (H)
MT
Amanda Tällström
1854–
Birth Location: Strömsnäs u.Tigerstad, Kalmar län
AT
Linda Tallström
1857–1929
Birth Location: Mörlunda (H)
LT
Erik Tällström
1841–1841
Birth Location: Grönäng u. Östrahult, Vena, Kalmar län
ET

Maja Olofsdotter's Ancestors

Self
Maja Olofsdotter
1822–1912
Birth Place: Kristdala (H)
Parents
Olof Olofsson
1795–
Lönhult, Kristdala (H)
Kristina (Hjort Eriksson) DNA8
1795–1853
Kristdala, Kalmar, Sweden
Grandparents
Olof ((DNA6)) Olofsson
1753–1830
Övraholm, Höckhult, Kristdala (H)
Margareta (Greta (DNA6)) Samuelsdotter
1763–1805
Kloster, Kristdala, Kalmar, Sweden
Great-Grandparents
Samuel Munk
1731–1786
Maria Lagesdotter
1734–1813
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Lage Kallerbom
1700–1738
Kerstin Svensdotter
1712–1786

Maja Olofsdotter's Descendants

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Maja ((Stina) Lena Tällström f.) Olofsdotter (11 Sep 1822–2 May 1912) m. Sven (Peter Eriksson) Tallström (17 FEB 1821–2 Jun 1905)
  1. 1. Kristina (Lovisa) Tällström 1846–1937
  2. 2. Ida (Eugenia) Tellström 1860–1909
  3. 3. Erik (August) Tällström 1844–1853
  4. 4. Emma (Karolina) Tällström 1849–1851
  5. 5. Maria (Sofia) Tällström 1851–1939
  6. 6. Amanda (Karolina) Tällström 1854–
  7. 7. Linda (Viktoria) Tallström 1857–1929
  8. 8. Erik (Gustaf) Tällström 1841–1841

Maja Olofsdotter's Timeline

2 Records

1822
11 Sep 1822
Birth of Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter in Kristdala (H)
Kristdala (H)
1912
2 May 1912
Age 90
Death of Maja (Stina) Lena Tällström f. Olofsdotter in Mörlunda (H)
Mörlunda (H)

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 11 Sep 1822
    Event Place: Kristdala (H)

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 2 May 1912
    Event Place: Mörlunda (H)
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