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{Note:  Add FGS for Asmund and Pernilla showing all children to date}   
{Note:  Add FGS for Asmund and Pernilla showing all children to date}   


Jöns Torsson, Amund's brother, and Jöns' wife Gertru disappeared off the tax rolls between 1705 and 1709.  Searches of the death records began in 1705 since, if the tax list was taken early in the year, they could have died the latter part of the year. As the records show, both of them died in 1708.  "10 Apr 1708 buried Jöns Torsson's wife Giertrud who died the 1st of April  (after) becoming sick on 25 March.  Age 66 years & 20 weeks" = born @ Nov 1641.   
Jöns Torsson, Asmund's brother, and Jöns' wife Gertru disappeared off the tax rolls between 1705 and 1709.  Searches of the death records began in 1705 since, if the tax list was taken early in the year, they could have died the latter part of the year. As the records show, both of them died in 1708.  "10 Apr 1708 buried Jöns Torsson's wife Giertrud who died the 1st of April  (after) becoming sick on 25 March.  Age 66 years & 20 weeks" = born @ Nov 1641.   


Take note that here again, the surname of the deceased wife is not listed - only the fact that she was Jöns Torsson's wife.   We only know her surname because it was given in the one year's catechism lists.  If you want to get the whole story, and all the facts, you need to search every available record!  
Take note that here again, the surname of the deceased wife is not listed - only the fact that she was Jöns Torsson's wife.   We only know her surname because it was given in the one year's catechism lists.  If you want to get the whole story, and all the facts, you need to search every available record!  
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6 Jan 1716 Täle Persson of Henckelstorp and Boell Larsdr.  (This was extracted and entered here to show how quickly 2nd and 3rd,etc., marriages could take place).  
6 Jan 1716 Täle Persson of Henckelstorp and Boell Larsdr.  (This was extracted and entered here to show how quickly 2nd and 3rd,etc., marriages could take place).  


Searches of the marriage records to 1722 produced no other applicable names.
Searches of the marriage records to 1722 produced no other applicable names.  


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The last set of records to be searched were the deaths.&nbsp;&nbsp;We began with the first entry in 1691, and continued to 1741.


The last set of records to be searched were the deaths.&nbsp;&nbsp;We began when the first entry in 1691, and continued to 1741.
Died 27 Apr, buried Dom. Jubilate 1710 Jöns, son of Anners Jönsson of Henckelstorp - "sick since birth"&nbsp; 5 or 15 days old (hard to read)


Died 27 Apr, buried Dom. Jubilate 1710 Jöns, son of Anners Jönsson of Henckelstorp - "sick since birth"&nbsp; 5 or 15 days old (hard to read)
Died 20 Apr buried Dom Cantate 1714, Tyre, wife of Anners Nilsson, mother of Påhl in&nbsp;Åhlstorp, 8 weeks bedridden, '''''age 93 years,&nbsp;''''' (This entry was taken to show the detail that could exist, and that people might have lived a whole lot longer than you think they did!&nbsp; The age at death of this person puts her born about 1621, long before the parish registers begin.


Died 20 Apr buried Dom Cantate 1714, Tyre, wife of Anners Nilsson, mother of Påhl in&nbsp;Åhlstorp, 8 weeks bedridden, age 93 years,&nbsp; (This entry was taken to show the detail that could exist, and that people might have lived a whole lot longer than you think they did!&nbsp; The age at death of this person puts her born about 1621, long before the parish registers begin.
Died 28/29 Jul, buried 10 P. Trin 1714, Jöns Christensson, age 62.&nbsp; (this is the husband of Nille Torsdatter, as found in the catechism lists)  
 
Died 28/29 Jul, buried 10 P. Trin 1714, Jöns Christensson, age 62.&nbsp; (this is the husband of Nille Torsdatter, as found in the catechism lists)


Buried 3rd Sun in Adv 1725&nbsp;Änckan (the widow)&nbsp;Karin Pehrsdr, age 98 yrs and 3 mos = born about Sep-Oct 1646.&nbsp;  
Buried 3rd Sun in Adv 1725&nbsp;Änckan (the widow)&nbsp;Karin Pehrsdr, age 98 yrs and 3 mos = born about Sep-Oct 1646.&nbsp;  


&nbsp;Died 15 Sep 1727, Jöns Christens. widow, ''Nilla Tohrsdtr ''of Carleby, age 84 years &amp; 5 mos. = born about March 1643
&nbsp;Died 15 Sep 1727, Jöns Christens. widow, ''Nilla Tohrsdtr ''of Carleby, age 84 years &amp; 5 mos. = born about March 1643  


12/19 Mar 1736 Michel Mattz.&nbsp;Änk. Hanna Asmundsdtr i Carleby - 63 years = born @1673
12/19 Mar 1736 Michel Mattz.&nbsp;Änk.(widow) Hanna Asmundsdtr i Carleby - 63 years = born @1673  


8/16 Aug 1738&nbsp; Swen Mattsons Hustru Anna Asmundsdtr in Karleby - 63 years = bon @1675
8/16 Aug 1738&nbsp; Swen Mattsons Hustru Anna Asmundsdtr in Karleby - 63 years = bon @1675  


These latter two are siblngs of Elena Asmundsdotter.&nbsp; As per<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1239148454319_294" /> their approximated birth&nbsp;years, they appear to be among the older children born to Asmund Torsson and Pernille Jönsdtr.&nbsp;  
These latter two are siblngs of Elena Asmundsdotter.&nbsp; As per<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1239148454319_294" /> their approximated birth&nbsp;years, they appear to be among the older children born to Asmund Torsson and Pernille Jönsdtr.&nbsp;  


With all the information found in the parish regsiters, tax lists, and catechism records, the pedigree line for Asmund Jönsson, born in Barsebäck parish, now looks like this:
With all the information found in the parish regsiters, tax lists, and catechism records, the pedigree line for Asmund Jönsson, born in Barsebäck parish, now looks like this:  
 
<u>(PULL IN PEDIGREE CHART)&lt;/u </u>


<u>'''''(PULL IN PEDIGREE CHART)'''''</u


&nbsp; The family group sheets belonging to that line now appear like this:


&nbsp; The family group sheets belonging to that line now appear like this:


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<u>'''''(PULL IN FAMILY GROUP RECORDS)&nbsp;'''''</u
<u>'''''(PULL IN FAMILY GROUP RECORDS)&nbsp;'''''</u>


It is hoped this case study will give you encouragement, and help you to go after records you don't normally use, to find those lost ancestors and family members, even if the parish has been burned, or the records lost, or otherwise seemintly beginning too late to help you.&nbsp; Patience and persistence do pay off.
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Obviously, such a study will not necessarily work if your ancestor is named Ola Olsson, and there are 4 or more of them in the parish at the same time.&nbsp;&nbsp;however, you don't know until you try - so, GO FOR IT!!!
Obviously, such a study will not necessarily work if your ancestor is named Ola Olsson, and there are 4 or more of them in the parish at the same time.&nbsp;&nbsp;however, you don't know until you try - so, GO FOR IT!!!  


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