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Christina (Kerstin) Carlsdotter was born about 1638 in Finland or Letstigen (or Lijtestegen), Värmland, Sweden.
Marriage:,She married Johan "Stalcop" Andersson, aka Stålkofta “The Steel Coat” in 1656 in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware and they had seven children together (who all took the surname Stalcop):
Their children include:
Christina Carlsdotter was born about 1638 in Letstigen, Visnum Par, Värmland, Sweden. Her mother, Lena Pehrsdotter, was the second wife of Carl Jönsson. Christina immigrated to America with her parents and two sisters in 1656 from Sweden. They eventually settled in Marcus Hook, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. (She has been listed as Christina Carlsdotter Jönsson, dau of Carl Jönsson. Her last name would be Carlsdotter following the patronymic naming system of Sweden at that time).
She passed away in 1693 in New Castle, Deleware and was buried in the Old Swedish Burying Ground, Fort Christina, Delaware
Notations on Biography of Christina Carlsdotter Stalcop:
“ Christina Carlsdotter was born circa 1638 at Letstigen, Värmland, Sweden.2 She was the daughter of Carl Jönsson.1 Christina Carlsdotter married Gunner Johan Andersson Stalcop circa 1656 at Fort Christina, New Sweden Colony. Christina Carlsdotter accompanied the immigration of Carl Jönsson in 1656 at New Sweden Colony, Fort Christina, Delaware; Arrived on the ship "Mercurius," the last expedition to the colony, which reached the Delaware River after New Sweden had fallen to the Dutch, travelling with his wife, a maid-servant, and three children.2,1 Christina Carlsdotter witnessed the will of Gunner Johan Andersson Stalcop on 29 August 1679; His will made bequests to his wife, Christina Carlsdotter, and seven children.3
In 1693, Christina Carlsdotter was Head of Household on the census at Christina, Christina hundred, Delaware, Details provided: Member of Crane Hook Congregation. Property valued at £240.. Enumerated with her were Jonas Johansson Stalcop.1
Christina Carlsdotter was a witness where John Johansson Stalcop reaquired the one-fourth of the original Christina plantation (500 acres) which had been sold to Lars Corneliusson on 10 May 1693 at Christina, New Castle County, Delaware.1 Christina Carlsdotter died before 1694 at New Castle County, Delaware. Apparently dead by this date as others paid the quitrents due.1 Christina Carlsdotter was buried in the Old Swedish Burying Ground, Fort Christina, Delaware.2”…….. excerpted
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edited by Monika (Eriksson) Palmgren
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P.S. Some of the state sticker examples have "an early settler of ..." which might be appropriate for her. Or you can use a variation of the previous default text (was "part of Delaware") - "part of Delaware's history"