Johana Ulrika Lundgren, 1807–1883 (aged 76 years)
- Name
- Johana Ulrika Lundgren
- Given names
- Johana Ulrika
- Surname
- Lundgren
Birth | March 13, 1807 |
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Marriage | Pahl Jonsson — View this family May 12, 1845 (aged 38 years) Note: Cook: Ella Heckscher's Sheets in Swedish. A genealogist hired by Carl Cook or family members.. Tab I. Notes and research by Carl Cook and Gordon Whiting
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Divorce | Pahl Jonsson — View this family |
Birth of a daughter | Johanna Christina Palsson or Pahlson August 8, 1845 (aged 38 years) |
Death of a husband | Pahl Jonsson November 24, 1865 (aged 58 years) |
Marriage of a child | Phineas Wolcott Cook — Johanna Christina Palsson or Pahlson — View this family September 13, 1878 (aged 71 years) |
LDS baptism | November 1879 (aged 72 years) Note: Carl Cook records: Date typed on family group sheet is Nov 1845. This is crossed out and Oct 1879 hand written in. Another sheet has Oct 1879 crossed out and Nov 1879 written in. Another sheet has Aug. 1878 typed and May 1871 hand written above it. Date stamped on family group record. 13 Jan 1948. Sheet labeled Ella Heckscher Uppsala, Sweden Tab. 6:1
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LDS endowment | July 8, 1880 (aged 73 years) LDS temple: Endowment House |
LDS spouse sealing | Pahl Jonsson — View this family July 8, 1880 (aged 73 years) |
Marriage | Phineas Wolcott Cook — View this family July 8, 1880 (aged 73 years) |
LDS spouse sealing | Phineas Wolcott Cook — View this family July 8, 1880 (aged 73 years) LDS temple: Endowment House |
Death | November 9, 1883 (aged 76 years) |
Unique identifier | B36C86F62364495684C85E90B9D922D5844A |
Last change | July 14, 2019 |
ex-husband |
1820–1865
Birth: July 19, 1820 — Vittenberghus, Hyby, Malmöhus, Sweden Death: November 24, 1865 |
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herself |
1807–1883
Birth: March 13, 1807 — Vor Frue Sogn, København, København, Denmark Death: November 9, 1883 — Logan, Cache, Utah, United States |
Marriage |
Marriage: May 12, 1845 — Malmö Sankt Petri, Malmöhus, Sweden |
Divorce |
Divorce: — |
3 months
daughter |
1845–1929
Birth: August 8, 1845
25
38 — Malmo, Malmohus, Sweden Death: February 13, 1929 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
husband |
1819–1900
Birth: August 28, 1819
32
33 — Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA Death: July 24, 1900 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
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herself |
1807–1883
Birth: March 13, 1807 — Vor Frue Sogn, København, København, Denmark Death: November 9, 1883 — Logan, Cache, Utah, United States |
Marriage |
Marriage: July 8, 1880 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory, United States |
husband |
1819–1900
Birth: August 28, 1819
32
33 — Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA Death: July 24, 1900 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
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partner’s partner |
1823–1896
Birth: June 18, 1823
29
32 — Stillwater, Saratoga, New York, USA Death: May 17, 1896 — Garden City, Rich, Utah, USA |
Marriage |
Marriage: January 1, 1840 — Ross, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA |
12 months
step-daughter |
1841–1847
Birth: January 7, 1841
21
17 — Richland, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Death: November 23, 1847 — Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska, USA |
21 months
step-son |
1842–1844
Birth: October 5, 1842
23
19 — Ross, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Death: September 14, 1844 — Ross, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA |
2 years
step-daughter |
1844–1933
Birth: October 28, 1844
25
21 — Richland, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Death: October 31, 1933 — Sun River, Cascade, Montana, USA |
2 years
step-daughter |
1846–1847
Birth: October 9, 1846
27
23 — Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska, USA Death: May 12, 1847 — Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska, USA |
17 months
step-daughter |
1848–1867
Birth: March 9, 1848
28
24 — Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska, USA Death: September 26, 1867 — Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA |
23 months
step-son |
1850–1876
Birth: January 28, 1850
30
26 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Death: October 5, 1876 — St. Charles, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA |
2 years
step-daughter |
1852–1914
Birth: January 19, 1852
32
28 — Manti, Sanpete, Utah, USA Death: April 18, 1914 |
2 years
step-son |
1854–1854
Birth: January 23, 1854
34
30 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Death: October 27, 1854 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
20 months
step-daughter |
1855–1857
Birth: September 29, 1855
36
32 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Death: February 3, 1857 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
0 months
step-son |
1855–1933
Birth: September 29, 1855
36
32 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Death: June 7, 1933 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
2 years
step-daughter |
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14 months
step-son |
1859–1933
Birth: February 28, 1859
39
35 — Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA Death: March 29, 1933 — Woodruff, Rich, Utah, USA |
2 years
step-daughter |
1861–1861
Birth: April 24, 1861
41
37 — Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA Death: April 24, 1861 — Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA |
13 months
step-son |
1862–1933
Birth: May 19, 1862
42
38 — Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA Death: October 31, 1933 — Provo, Utah, Utah, USA |
22 months
step-daughter |
1864–1864
Birth: March 10, 1864
44
40 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Death: March 10, 1864 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA |
2 years
step-son |
1866–1918
Birth: May 6, 1866
46
42 — Swan Creek, Rich, Utah, USA Death: December 26, 1918 |
husband |
1819–1900
Birth: August 28, 1819
32
33 — Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA Death: July 24, 1900 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
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partner’s partner |
1836–1915
Birth: August 23, 1836
24
21 — Leeds, Ontario, Canada Death: July 15, 1915 — Garden City, Rich, Utah, USA |
Marriage |
Marriage: December 18, 1853 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
4 years
step-son |
1858–1924
Birth: January 13, 1858
38
21 — Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA Death: February 27, 1924 — Garden City, Rich, Utah, USA |
6 years
step-daughter |
1863–1863
Birth: November 12, 1863
44
27 — Cedar Fort, Utah, Utah, USA Death: December 13, 1863 |
0 months
step-daughter |
1863–1945
Birth: November 12, 1863
44
27 — Cedar Fort, Utah, Utah, USA Death: May 29, 1945 — Logan, Cache, Utah, United States |
3 years
step-son |
1866–1866
Birth: May 4, 1866
46
29 — Swan Creek, Rich, Utah, USA Death: August 31, 1866 |
husband |
1819–1900
Birth: August 28, 1819
32
33 — Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA Death: July 24, 1900 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
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partner’s partner |
1836–1869
Birth: September 17, 1836
29
21 — Belfast, Down, Ireland Death: December 19, 1869 — Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah, USA |
Marriage |
Marriage: December 18, 1853 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
Divorce |
Divorce: — |
16 months
step-son |
1855–1931
Birth: April 21, 1855
35
18 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Death: February 25, 1931 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA |
husband |
1819–1900
Birth: August 28, 1819
32
33 — Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA Death: July 24, 1900 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
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daughter |
1845–1929
Birth: August 8, 1845
25
38 — Malmo, Malmohus, Sweden Death: February 13, 1929 — Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA |
Marriage |
Marriage: September 13, 1878 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA |
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1870–1873
Birth: March 2, 1870 — Malmö Caroli, Malmöhus, Sweden Death: February 26, 1873 — Malmö Caroli, Malmöhus, Sweden |
14 months
granddaughter |
1871–1894
Birth: April 15, 1871 — Malmö Caroli, Malmöhus, Sweden Death: March 25, 1894 — Weiser, Washington, Idaho, United States |
20 months
granddaughter |
1872–1918
Birth: November 25, 1872 — Malmö Caroli, Malmöhus, Sweden Death: April 10, 1918 |
7 years
grandson |
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14 months
grandson |
1880–1970
Birth: November 20, 1880
61
35 — Swan Creek, Rich, Utah, USA Death: February 17, 1970 |
20 months
grandson |
1882–1934
Birth: July 4, 1882
62
36 — Swan Creek, Rich, Utah, USA Death: October 12, 1934 |
2 years
grandson |
1884–1949
Birth: August 18, 1884
64
39 — Logan, Cache, Utah, USA Death: May 24, 1949 — Tigard, Washington, Oregon, United States |
0 months
grandson |
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19 months
grandson |
1886–1960
Birth: March 23, 1886
66
40 — Logan, Cache, Utah, USA Death: May 19, 1960 — San Bernardino, California, United States |
3 years
grandson |
1889–1960
Birth: July 20, 1889 — Logan, Cache, Utah Territory, United States Death: October 15, 1960 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States |
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1889–1985
Birth: September 4, 1889
70
44 — Logan, Cache, Utah, USA Death: June 3, 1985 — Los Angeles, California, United States |
Marriage | Cook: Ella Heckscher's Sheets in Swedish. A genealogist hired by Carl Cook or family members.. Tab I. Notes and research by Carl Cook and Gordon Whiting |
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LDS baptism | Carl Cook records: Date typed on family group sheet is Nov 1845. This is crossed out and Oct 1879 hand written in. Another sheet has Oct 1879 crossed out and Nov 1879 written in. Another sheet has Aug. 1878 typed and May 1871 hand written above it. Date stamped on family group record. 13 Jan 1948. Sheet labeled Ella Heckscher Uppsala, Sweden Tab. 6:1 |
LDS spouse sealing | Sealed 22 Mar 1989 JRIVE extracted marriage record and 8 July 1880 NewFamilySearch. also 22 Dec 1992 SLAKE record submitted by LDS member. |
Marriage | IGI International Genealogical Index , 183402 p. 175. |
Death | Records of Carl Cook. Whiting, Barbara's verification notes 26,084 p.35. Logan 5th Ward membership records. |
Note | BIRTH This is a birth record! The researcher's translation: "VorFrue Sogn. København, København, Denmark Births p 9 nr.50 Ole Lundgren worker in Lofendelstride Nr. 87 Birthe Christina Ibsen Born 13 Mar Chr 3rd Sonday n Mar= 15 Mar 1807 Johana Ulrica (Looked from 1807- 1812 in this parish, no more births for this family.) " [I have a photo copy of this birth record] . The format of this place is a little different than the ones in Sweden. Vor Frue is the parish (sogn=parish), København is the city (Copenhaugen), København is the county, and Denmark is the country. (Cook ressearch commissioned by Leora Cook Barus and Josinette Cook Whiting , 044,331 p.95 Nr.50.) NAME Birth and name spelling taken from Aunt Leora's Swedish genealogist. Also known as Johanna Ulrika . København is Copenhagen. BIRTH Barbara Whiting wrote in 1988: " When Johanna entered the Endowment House in 1880 to be sealed to Phineas Wolcott Cook, she gave her birthdate as 13 Mar 1807, and this date was perpetuated on the family records. However, all the clerical survey records in Sweden record her birthdate as 3 May 1807. Her original birth record in Copenhagen has not yet been found." BIRTH Birth record listed under sources. Both 13 Mar and 3 May are given as dates in records. The birth record has been found and 13 March seems to be correct Though perhaps an inexperienced reader could have read it as 3 May. This is a birth record! The researcher's translation: "VorFrue Sogn. København, København, Denmark Births p 9 nr.50 Ole Lundgren worker in Lofendelstride Nr. 87 Birthe Christina Ibsen Born 13 Mar Chr 3rd Sonday n Mar= 15 Mar 1807 Johana Ulrica (Looked from 1807- 1812 in this parish, no more births for this family.) " [I have a photo copy of this birth record] . The format of this place is a little different than the ones in Sweden. Vor Frue is the parish (sogn=parish), København is the city (Copenhaugen), København is the county, and Denmark is the country. CHRISTENING Carl Cook's record lists the christening as 3 May 1807. This comes from the Swedish researcher Ella Heckscher. ORDINANCES Her baptism is given as Nov 1879. On one record this is crossed out and 48 is written in. P. W. Cook recorded her sealing to him July 8th, 1880 and her baptism in October 1879. BIOGRAPHY Phineas W. Cook Family Record, handwritten by P.W. Cook, Church History Library MS 6974, p. 2: "Ulrick Johanna Lundgreen arrived at Swan Creek, Rich Col. Utah Sept. 9th 1879. Baptized October. She was (sealed) to P. W. Cook July 8th, 1880." From Barbara Whiting's notes: "Sometime between 1809 and 1812, Johanna Ulrika went to live with her paternal grandparents, Tyke Lundgren and Anna Andersdotter, in Tullesbo village, Skartofta parish, Malmohus county, Sweden. She lived there until 1825 when she moved with her widowed grandmother to the poorhouse in Oved parish, Malmohus county. When her grandmother died in 1828, Johanna left Oved and went to work in Caroli parish, Malmo city. She went to live in the household of her mother's borother, Niclas Malmqvist. In 1829, she went to Karlskrona city, Blekinge county. Her father, Olaus Lundgren was supposed to be living there at that time but it has not been possible to verify that yet. In any case, she was back in Caroli by 1832 for in that year she moved from Caroli to St. Petri, Malmo where she then lived with her aunt Kristina Nilsdotter, the widow of Olaus Malmqvist, her mother's brother. She returned to live with her uncle, Niclas Malmqvist, in Caroli parish in 1838 and was there for six years. Then in 1844 she moved again to St. Petri and married Pal Jonsson there in 1845 (see notes for Pal Jonsson). When Pal Jonsson left for Denmark, she remained behind with her daughter. I have not yet traced her past this point. The family group sheets say she was born 13 Mar 1807, but all the records I saw gave 3 May 1807 as the birthdate. Her birth record in Copenhagenhas not been found so that the discrepancy an be cleared up, but since all the temple work has been done, it is not too important to spend time to find it at this point. (Research by Steve Parkes, January 1988)" BIOGRAPHY The following is a copy of notes made on the back of Barbara Whiting's family group sheet: Johanna Ulrika Lundgren: 1807 born in Holmen's Copenhagen 1812-28 living in Oved Skartofta, Malmohus with paternal grandparents. 1828 moved to Caroli, Malmohus from Skartofta . at #35 O.F. 35 O.W. 1828 Oct film 146254 1829 move to Carlskrona, Blekinge 35 O.W. June film 146254 1832 moved from Caroli to St. Peders 1837 moved from St. Peders to Caroli 1844 moved to St Ped from Caroli 1845 married Pal Jonsson in St. Peders 1846 moved from S P to Caroli Ulrica Lundgren from Skartofta (Oved) to Caroli 35 ö.w. 1828 Oct film 146254 Ulrica Lundgren to Carlskrona/ Caroli 35 ö.w. 1829 June Film 146254 Ulrica Lundgren from Fattighuset Oved to Malmo bdig 16 Oct 1828 film 146738 Searched Oveds attester 1820-1822 24 Jul 1828 dog Trägårdemästare Enken Anna Lundgren fr. Tullesbo 88 ar gl 30 Jul ... Alderdom Öved film 146738 Film 147197 Skartofta C.S. Tulles bo Satesgård Enkan Anna Lundgren 17/10/1742 Klamby 1823-25 Dotter Dotter Joh. Ulrica 3/5/1807 Kopenhavn Tke Lundgren 1/10/1744 Slogstorp h Anna 17/10/1742 Klamby 1819-1823 Fost dot Johana Ulrica 3/5/1807 Kopenhavn Tyke Lundgren 1/10/1744 Slogstorp 1813-19 Anna 1742 17/10 Klamby Fos Dot Anna Stina 24/2/1805 Kopenavn to Kopenhavn 1818 " " Johanna Ulrica 3/5/1807 " Tyke Lundgren 1 oct 1744 Slogstorp Anna 17 Oct 1742 Klamby 1812-13 Anna Christina 24 Feb 1805 Kopenhavn Ulrika 1807 Tyke Lundgren 1745 Slogstorps Hammerlunda records destroyed 1814 Anna 1752 Klamby Brandstad 1809-12 Dot Kjersti 1781 Tullesbo Anna Christina 1804 Kphvn Ulrika 1807 " Tyke Lundgren age 63 Hårfva 1745 1808 Anna " 56 Dot Kjersti age 24 in 1805 Anna Christina Elria b 8 Jan 1781 Tullesbo DEATH Phineas W. Cook Family Record, handwritten by P.W. Cook, Church History Library MS 6974, p. 3: "Ulrica Johanna Lungreen Cook died of constipation of the bowel at Logan City, Cache Co., Utah the 9th of Nov. 1883 after one week illness." RESEARCH The following is taken from a letter written by Eva Cover Madsen, daughter of Idalia Cook Madsen, to Josinette Whiting, daughter of Carl Cook. I understand that Johanna Christina Palsson spent the last years of her life in the home of her daughter Idalia. This gave her oportunity to spend much time with her granddaughter Eva. The letter is dated 15 Nov 1985. Additional information from this letter, about the three girls is given in the notes for Tekla. "Now to get to little Mary. Grandmother told me that her mother, Johanna Ulrika Lundgren belonged to a family of some wealth. Her father (or grandfather) had been honored by the Swedish King and had been given the name Lundgren to be used from generation thru generation rather than the usual way names in those days changed from generation to generation according to the husband's first name. They owned land, and had some servants and a coachman. In fact it was the coachman, Pol Johnson who became our grandmother's father. Grandma said that her mother Ulrika and Ulrika's sister Mary were driven, by the coachman to read for the Priest. This was the way the girls got their education. They apparently learned to read by reading for the Priest from the Bible. I had the picture in my mind of a young girl being swept off her feet by this handsome coachman and when I received the genealogy Uncle Carl sent me, I couldn't believe it when I saw that Ulrika was so much older than the coachman! Anyway, when Ulrika became pregnant by the coachman her family disinherited her and fired the coachman and she found herself in dire straits financially. Grandma said he was a drinker also and she had a very rough time., She remembered as a small child that her mother would leave very early in the morning to go to a factory job (I mean grandmother remembers). When grandma was still quite small Ulrika had another little girl who she named Mary after her sister. I'm not sure how much younger she was but my guess is probably a year or two and I believe she was born in Malmo. Grandmother also talked about Ulrika's brother, and I don't recall that she called him by name, but she said he came by the place they lived (Ulrika got sick and this brother came and got her and threatened Pol Johnson if he ever touched her again, took her home to her parents home. The brother asked grandma if she wanted to go too and she did. I think that she never again lived with Pol. She didn't continue the story any further, but this was enough to realize that Ulrika had not only a sister named Mary, but also a brother. I have never seen a family group sheet with any one except Ulrika as an only child also grandmother as an only child. I doubt very much that she would have talked about them if they didn't exist, but I don't know enough detail about them to be much help in finding them. I know that it is common for people from Malmo to go to Copenhagen Denmark and there is a slight chance that Ulrika and Pol could have gone there and that Mary could have been born there, but I can't be sure." Research: No brother for Ulrika has been found. Does the family tradition refer to an uncle? Is there a brother? If she went home to live with her parents was she really disowned? Research: Where did the name Lundgren come from. Was it given to Johanna's father? To her grandfather? Or was it just adopted? DEATH <i>"</i>Great-grandmother Ulrika Lundgren passed away on November 9, 1883 and was buried in the Logan City Cemetery.<i>" (</i>APPENDAGE #3,<b> </b>"The Logan Period, 1883 to 1889," by Eva Covey Madsen,<i> The Life and History of Phineas Wolcott Cook,</i>) found at http://www.cookfamily.org/journal/toc.htm, p. A-19. |