Isak Ericsson (1796 - 1845)

Biography

Isak Ericsson was born on February 8, 1796 at Sigfridstorp in Ramundeboda, Örebro, Sweden. He was baptized on February 13th in Ramundeboda. Isak was a son of Eric Jansson and Brita Persdotter.^[1][2]

Isak married Maria Jansdotter eight months after his son Erik was born. Isak never married Erik’s mother, Brita Cajsa Olofsdotter. Isak and Maria married on August 15, 1819 in Finnerödja, Skaraborg.^[3] When they married, Isak lived in Grönelid and Maria lived in Klippan. After they married, the couple moved to Gullkullen in Finnerödja, Skaraborg and stayed there until Isak died. They were lodgers living free on another person’s property.^[4][5][6]

He died of typhoid fever on December 27, 1845 at Gullkullen in Finnerödja, Skaraborg, Sweden.^[7]

Sources

1. ↑ Birth Record Ramundeboda, C/1 (1736-1815), bildid: C0001222_00222, page 418
2. ↑ Household Examinations Ramundeboda, A I/4 (1794-1813), bildid: C0001211_00110, page 99
3. ↑ Marriage Record Finnerödja, E I/1 (1801-1866), bildid: C0050107_00019, page 23
4. ↑ Household Examinations Finnerödja (R, T), A I/3 (1810-1825), page 85 (AID: v50751.b36.s85)
5. ↑ Household Examinations Finnerödja (R, T), A I/4 (1825-1835), page 101 (AID: v50752.b59.s101)
6. ↑ Household Examinations: Finnerödja (R, T), A I/5 (1836-1845), page 123 (AID: v50753.b67.s123). (No image is viewable on the free RiksArkivet.se site. That page is missing.)
7. ↑ Death Record Finnerödja, F/2 (1801-1866), bildid: C0050109_00070, page 117