Find Ancestors

when you use the family search site - just put in

Alfred Amos Johnson

birth - 1885 - 1887

no need for any other info - that's all you need - then at the bottom of the page you will find the whole tree as I have printed off for you

e.g.

Search Results from User Submitted Genealogies

Alfred Amos JOHNSON
Albert Amos JOHNSON Beda Elfreda LARSSON

A word of caution -

When looking at 'User Submitted Genealogies' always try to find the original sources.
With the best will in the world, we ALL make mistakes at some point in our research.

The trees on FS used to have a terrible reputation for errors.

very impressive ; thanks detective + ann
I think one of the Beda's was some kind of music hall dancer ; I'll find out more information + get back to you .

A Witness looks like Augusta Olson...John Lawson occ. Cooper.


Yorkshire Marriages Transcription (Find My Past)
First name(s) Albert Amos
Last name Johnson
Age 21
Birth year 1863
Marriage year 1884
Marriage date 16 Dec 1884
Marriage place Easingwold
Residence Appleton Street
Spouse's first name(s) Beda Elfrida
Spouse's last name Lawson
Spouse's age 21
Spouse's residence Long Street
Father's first name(s) Amos
Father's last name Johnson
Spouse's father's first name(s) John
Spouse's father's last name Lawson
County Yorkshire (North Riding)
Country England
Archive Borthwick Institute for Archives
Archive reference PR EAS/11
Page 37

Chris :)

https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Sweden_Archives_and_Libraries

(above from google search, could be more)

quite a few Swedes in Yorkshire

Name: Charles Lindstron
Event Type: Marriage
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration Year: 1912
Registration District: Hull
County: Yorkshire
Event Place: Hull, Yorkshire, England
Spouse Name (available after 1911): Olson
Volume: 9D
Page: 565
Line Number: 65

Olson probably married one of the following people
Name: Caroline C Olson

Name: August Nillson Olson
Event Type: Death
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration Year: 1908
Registration District: Sculcoates
County: Yorkshire
Event Place: Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England
Age (available after 1866): 49
Birth Year (Estimated): 1859
Volume: 9D
Page: 101
Line Number: 69

wonder why there are so many Swedes in Yorkshire?

I haven't had time to look up these links myself as been taken up with work + with a consumer research project ..
I did notice one strange thing ; Ann's 1st post had little Albert N Johnson as christened in Easingwold on 10/01/1886
later Albert Napoleon Johnson's birth is listed as 10/01/1885
this would only be a month after his parents marriage 16th dec1884(bede Elfrida Larrson + Albert Amos Johnson

is it a typo ? He could have been christened in GB a year after his birth , but his brother Alfred Amos was definitely born in Gothenburg the same year 1886

Baptism 10/1/1886 Born 25/9/1885 (Find My Past)

Chris :)


Births Dec 1885 (>99%)
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Johnson Albert Napoleon Malton 9d 398

Thanks Chris ...that makes more sense ..he could have been conceived on their honeymoon then .

Message from

"Thank you so much for helping me with my search. It all makes sense with the info I already have and it's great to have more names and dates added. Many thanks to Ann Cardiff for her help and if she knows how I can trace the Swedish line further back that would be wonderful. Best Wishes Jean "

she may mean how to obtain proof,documents + certificates

ps my membership runs out tomorro so i won't be able to actively participate in future discussion But will continue to read ..Brigid

AnnCardiff.
Swedes in Yorkshire?

Maybe due to the mining industry? There used to be many mines in Sweden.

And over the years there have been a number of sea routes between Scandinavia (Esbjerg, Gothenburg & Oslo) and the UK east coast. Of those routes I think the only one left is Immingham-Gothenburg.