Folke
"Greve af Wisborg"
Bernadotte af Wisborg
aka Bernadotte
[uncertain]
Born in Stockholm, Sweden
Ancestors 
Brother of
Maria Sophie Henrietta (Bernadotte) Bernadotte af Wisborg, Carl Oscar Bernadotte af Wisborg, Sofia Ebba (Bernadotte af Wisborg) Fleetwood and Elsa Victoria (Bernadotte af Wisborg) Cedergren
Husband of
Estelle Romaine (Manville) Ekstrand
— married
1 Dec 1928 in St. John's Episcopal Church, Pleasantville, New York, USA
Father of
Jeanne Birgitta Sofia Kristina (Ericsson) Granström, Gustaf Edvard Bernadotte and Fredrik Oscar Bernadotte af Wisborg
Died
at age 53
in Ben Zion Guini Square, Hapalmah Street, Jerusalem
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Biography
1895 jan 2 born as son to prince Oscar and mother Ebba Munch av Fulkila[1][2].His father had lost his prince title as he had married Ebba who was not from a Royal family. His childhood was very religious.
Folke Bernadotte was Swedish count and ambassador. He is most famous for that he in 1945 was part of that 20 000 prisoners from german
1948 sep 17 was murded in Ben Zion Guini Square, Hapalmah Street, Jerusalem assassinated by members of the armed Jewish Zionist group Lehi (commonly known as the Stern Gang or Stern Group)[1][3] See Also: Space:Prince_Oscar_Bernadottes_Familjegrav
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Populär Historia 9/2008 Mordet på Folke Bernadotte
- ↑ SVAR Census 1910
- Name Folke
- Home parish Engelbrekt
- Place of residence Tallen N:o 12 N:o 3060
- Deanery Stockholms stad
- County Stockholms stad
- Birth year 1895
- Birth parish Stockholm
- Occupation Studerande
- Marital status Ogift
- Gender Man
- Family status s.
- Family status code Barn
- Family no 1
- Other Skeppsh.
- Page 146
- Row 39
- Created by Riksarkivet SVAR-Svensk arkivinformation
- About the household
- Persons in the household
- Fam. no 1 Bernadotte af Visborg, Oscar Carl August, b. 1859 in Stockholm, Vice amiral
- Ebba, b. 1858 in Jönköping Jönköpings län
- Carl Oscar, b. 1890 in Karlskrona Blekinge län, Kadett
- Folke, b. 1895 in Stockholm, Studerande
- Maria, b. 1889 in Karlskrona Blekinge län, Sjuksköterska
- Ebba, b. 1892 in Karlskrona Blekinge län
- Elsa, b. 1893 in Skeppsholm Stockholms stad
- Name Folke
- ↑ SDB1901-2013
- 18950102 Bernadotte af Wisborg, Folke
- Dragongården
- Död 17/9 1948.
- Kyrkobokförd i Oscar (Stockholms stad, Uppland).
- Född 2/1 1895 (ingen uppgift om födelseort)
- Gift man.
- --------------
- Motsvarande folkbokföringsförsamling(ar) 1/1 2014: Oscar, Stockholms stad (Stockholms län, Uppland)
- Källor: DB
- 18950102 Bernadotte af Wisborg, Folke
See also:
- Stockholms rådhusrätt, Bouppteckningsenheten 1948-1960 (A, AB) E1:22 (1949) Bild 410 / sid 612 (AID: v837579.b410.s612)
- Wikipedia Folke Bernadotte
- Wikidata: Item Q212163
- Find A Grave: Memorial #8408
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