Gustava
Charlotta
Wattenstrom
formerly Jansson aka Larsdotter
Born in Bänntorp, By. Örebro län, Sweden
Ancestors 
Daughter of Lars Erik Jansson
and Anna Charlotta Pehrsdotter
Sister of
Axel Ludvig (Jansson) Larson, Johan Victor Larsson, Sofia (Jansson) Lundeen, Emilia Augusta Larsson, Elin Wilhelmina (Jansson) Fox, Adolfina Larsson, Carl Henning Larson and Alma Susanna Jansson
Wife of
Carl Johan (Wattenström) Wattenstrom
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Wife of
Erik Johan (Johansson) Söder
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Mother of
Johan Gunnar Söder
Died in Chelsea Township, Butler County Kansas, USA
Profile last modified
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Biography
Gustava (Jansson) Wattenstrom migrated from Örebro, Sweden to Kansas, USA.
1856 nov 27 Gustava Charlotta Larsdotter born in Bänntorp[1][2][3][4]
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| Picture from Arkiv Digital of Bo AI:20 (1871-1875) Household record Bänntorp[2] |
1876 oct 24 Gustava moves out to Svennevad[5]
1876 nov 9 moved to Haddebo bruk and lives next to "Finvalsaren" Erik Johan Jansson(the father of her first son)
1879 aug 17 son Johan Gunnar born in Haddebo bruk, Svennevad. Mother "Pigan" Gustava Charlotta Larsdotter. As father is told to be "Walsmästaren" Erik Johan Jansson Söder[6][7]
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| Picture from Arkiv Digital of Svennevad AI:23b (1876-1880) Household record at the bottom row son Johan Gunnar at the right the biological father of Johan Gunnar is leaving to North America |
1881 nov 3 moving to Nord Amerikas Förenta Staterna[8]
Wife of Charles John Wattenstrom (1846-1932)[4]
Children of Gustava Charlotta Jansdotter and Charles John Wattenstrom:
- John Gunnar Soder (17 Aug 1879 Svennevad, Örebro, Närke, Sweden - 1963 bur. Oaklawn Cem Amite Mississippi USA, adopted adopted by C J Wattenstrom)
- Ralph Emery Wattenstrom (26 Jun 1884 Loveland OK - 1963 bur Blankenship Cem.)
- Conrad M Wattenstrom (Jun 1888 - 1973 bur Blankenship Cem.)
- Jennie E Wattenstrom (Jun 1898- m.Herbert J Young)
1918 mar 11 passed away 61 years old buried Blankenship Cemetery, Butler Count, Kansas, USA[4]
Sources
- ↑
» ArkivDigital, 2005-2021; Bo C:4 Birth record 1830-1861, Image 113 / page 109 (AID: v52933.b113.s109 Info, Open v52933.b113.s109, NAD: SE/ULA/10125); Birth record
- Nov 27, 5/12, Gustava Charlotta, Dräng Lars Jansson och h(ans) h(ustru) Anna Charlotta Persdotter i Bränntorp 25(age of mother).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 » ArkivDigital, 2005-2021; Bo AI:20 Household record 1871-1875, Image 306 / page 299 (AID: v50970.b306.s299 Info, Open v50970.b306.s299, NAD: SE/ULA/10125); Household record Bänntorp.
- ↑ » ArkivDigital, 2005-2021; Svennevad AI:24b Household record 1881-1885, Image 61 / page 264 (AID: v50790.b61.s264 Info, Open v50790.b61.s264, NAD: SE/ULA/11496); Household record Haddebo Bruk.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Findagrave #26104849
- Birth: Nov. 27, 1856
- Death: Mar. 11, 1918
- Family links:
- Parents:
- Lars Erik Jansson Larson (1830 - 1907)
- Anna Charlotta Pehrsdotter Larson (1831 - 1920)
- Parents:
- Spouse:
- Charles John Wattenstrom (1846 - 1932)
- Spouse:
- Children:
- John Gunnar Soder (1879 - 1963)*
- Children:
- Sibling:
- Gustava C. Wattenstrom (1856 - 1918)
- Charles Henning Larson (1873 - 1949)*
- Calculated relationship
- Sibling:
- Burial:
- Blankenship Cemetery, Butler Count, Kansas, USA
- Burial:
- ↑ Bo AI:21a (1876-1880) Image 178 / page 170 (AID: v50971.b178.s170, NAD: SE/ULA/10125)
- ↑ Svennevad C:11 (1872-1894) Image 64 / page 60 (AID: v53859.b64.s60, NAD: SE/ULA/11496)
- ↑ Svennevad AI:23b (1876-1880) Image 25 / page 232 (AID: v50788.b25.s232, NAD: SE/ULA/11496)
- Hennes oä(oäkta(eng. illicitate)) son Johan Gunnar (18)79 17/8 Sv(ennevad)
- ↑ Svennevad AI:24b (1881-1885) Image 61 / page 264 (AID: v50790.b61.s264, NAD: SE/ULA/11496)
See also:
- Discussion
- Svennevads Hembygdsförening
- Haddebo bruk - Historiskt-geografiskt och statistiskt lexikon öfver Sverige / Tredje Bandet. G-H / 190 (1859-1870)
- Old map Haddebo bruk
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Categories: Chelsea Township, Butler County, Kansas | Örebro County, Emigrants | Kansas, Immigrants from Sweden | Svennevad (T) | Butler County, Kansas | Blankinship Cemetery, Butler County, Kansas
http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=109558334 Jennie E Young (1898-1988): http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=109558323
Young Jennie E. (Wattenstrom) d. 1/30/1988 Source: 1988 WICHITA EAGLE/BEACON OBITUARIES vol. I p.70 http://mhgswichita.org/wp/1988-wichita-eaglebeacon-obituaries/
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church in Rosalia http://genealogytrails.com/kan/butler/wpage.htm
So, this is the church: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosalia_KS_Christian_Church.jpg
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Arkiv Digital has now started to photograph books from Kansas....
I found the following any clues where to start
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I am not 100% sure that she used surname Jansson. I have seen most of the people using Larsdotter (daughter of Lars).... nota bene surnames is my feeling was not used so much in the old days. So if they "didnt" have one the priest/school teacher invented one. Is the story I have heard as late as in the 1900 century....