Strandberg - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

August Strandberg and Anna Elida

barbdar1 — 2012-01-10 18:53:48Z

I am looking for descendents of August Strandberg b 25 Apr 1870 Halan Sweden, D 19 Jul 1952 Langlade Co, Wis and married Anna Elida Anderson Johnson (John A. Johnson was her first husband) on 27 Oct 1891 in Chicago, IL. She was b 6 Feb 1859 Halan, Sweden and d 8 Oct 1933 in Langlade Co, WI. They had children Edward Martin b 30 Apr 1896 Chicago and Arthur B. born 1899 Chicago. I have much information about them, particularly Anna Elida. I have no picture of Anna Elida and hope one of the descendents may possess one.

Re: Nils Oskar Strandberg

kaguercio — 2011-10-12 11:21:51Z

I have a Carl Strandberg in the Westford / Chelmsford area of Massachusetts. Carl was born in 1872 Sweden. He married Constance Anderson. Also lived IL. Could there be a connection with your Strandbergs?

Re: Nils Oskar Strandberg

janelilylake — 2011-06-09 01:30:42Z

My Grandmother, Anna Greta Strandberg had a brother named Nils. Nils was born in Sweden around 1890 or so. My Grandmother was the first one born in the US and the family settled in Minnesota.

I have pictures of Nils. I do understand that he is from a different generation but who knows?

Regards, Jane

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

CZimpel — 2010-12-13 11:37:50Z

Anne, I have not used Genline much - I am interested to see what you have found out. I looked at the photos you have posted - I could not make out where they were taken on the bottom. I look forward to more comparisons.
Cathy

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

granny97146 — 2010-12-13 07:27:09Z

Hi, Cathy!
I have just found the most amazing thing on the Genline records.
Since Maja Lisa was not a direct ancestor of mine, I just entered the birth information I got from Ancestry.com. At least that's how I think I got Maja Lisa's dates. But the birth date I had was May 5, 1824 in Frödinge in Kalmar. But then you gave a birth date of 3 May 1829, no location. So, I hopped onto Genline and looked up both dates.

What I found absolutely has astonished me!!!

29.20.17900 Kalmar Frödinge Cl:3 Births 1808-1843 109/0.....
a birth record for a Maja Lisa from Solhult (village), b. 5 May, döpt (baptised) 7 May. Father, Johan Larsson, Mother Maja Lena Larsdotter, both from Solhult. I have not yet compared the names of the witnesses.
(Same numbers, except 145/0)........
a birth record for Maja Lisa from Solhult, b. 5 May and baptised also on 5 May. Father, Johan Larsson, Mother, Maja Lena Larsdotter, both from Solhult. Names of witnesses seem to be different.
The handwriting was not too bad, but I am now wondering which one is which, and which one is whose!!
I remain, a confused maybe-cousin X 3 (or 4),
Anne

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

CZimpel — 2010-12-13 03:42:09Z

I am a descendant of Maja Lisa - daughter born in 3 May 1829 - she would be my G G Grandmother I believe.

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

granny97146 — 2010-12-13 03:17:08Z

Hello! I just found your message, but it was not about Emma Augusta Strandberg, but another ancestor.
Maja Lena Larsdotter, born in 1797, was my great-great-grandmother. Of course, there were so many people with similar names, we could be not related. Maja Lena (my g-g-grandmother) was born in Locknevi, Kalmar, and later married Johan Larsson. They had 6 children, to my knowledge, my great-grandmother was the youngest. From whom are you descended??

Re: Any Jewish Strandbergs?

jeannette1940 — 2010-08-22 20:23:12Z

I know there are Jewish Strandbergs living in W. Palm Beach Fla. A man a head of me at the Drug store, gave his name as Strandberg. That being my maiden name, I started a conversation with him. He told he was Jewish and asked if I was.

Re: Strandberg, Oscar

jeannette1940 — 2010-08-22 20:16:55Z

I don't believe your Oscar Strandberg is related to us. My grandfather came from Sweden-Gustave Strandberg born Nov. 13, 1875. He married Gertrude Fugleberg also born in Sweden in 1876.They raised 5 children Gustave Jr. Gertrude Jr. Viola, Mable, and Hugo D. Strandberg.Their children were all born in Conn. Some time in the late 1930's Gertrude Sr. moved to New Jersery where her daughters lived. She died in Essex, New Jersey.
Now I had been told that Gustave Sr. came to this country with his brother, I have no idea what the brothers name was or where he located. When Gustave was drafted for WWI he listed his nearest realative has Charles Strandberg. They all leaved in New Haven Conn, according to the Census Records. Gustave and his wife Gertrude had been listed in the Conn. 1900 census, their name was spelled STROMBERG.Hope some of this info. will help, Jeannette Schmidt

Re: Strandberg, Oscar

stsjr27 — 2010-08-16 03:22:30Z

My Great Grandfather was Oscar F Strandberg, Born in Missouri and was born around 1901. He married Elenore Haines who is from phelps missouri, She passed away in Essex county such has he is in New Jersey, I believe his son was my grandfather Thomas F Strandberg.

Agnes Strandberg

epat1917 — 2010-07-20 12:43:09Z

Agnes Strandberg died October 18th 1969. A mass card was sent to Co Down Ireland on the event of her death. At some point Agnes sent a mass card to Co Down signed By Msgr William M Casey. I think she may have resided in Brooklyn ,Kings or Queens. If anyone has information on Agnes or could assist me in my research I would be grateful.

Eileen

Re: Strandberg, Oscar

jeannette1940 — 2010-07-16 14:57:13Z

my grandfatherGuSTAVE N. Strandeberg came to us from sweden, traeling with his brother whose name I do not know. They changed their name to Strandberg. I do not know what the original name was but I was told that in Swedish in meant the horns of a ram. Gustave settled and lived in Connecticut,raising 5 children. He married Gertrude Fugleberg who also was from Sweden.She passed away in Exxex New Jersey.

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

CZimpel — 2010-07-08 00:54:33Z

Hello,
Found your famiy tree on Ancestry - was wondering if we could possible be related. I have a Maja Lena Larsdotter - that was my ancestor. Wondering if it could be the same one.
Look forward to hearing from you. My email is jczimpel@gvtel.com
Cathy

Emma Augusta Strandbery

johanstrandberg — 2009-10-14 15:32:30Z

Hi.

Does anyone know anything about Emma Augusta Strandberg, who emigrated to the U. S. in 1873? Did she return to Sweden or did she continue to live in Chicago?

Regards Johan Strandberg

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

johanstrandberg — 2009-07-19 11:39:51Z

Hi.

Thanks very much for your reply. Emma Augusta was my grandfather´s grandfather´s oldest sister. She had seven siblings, whence Lovisa Amanda and Alma Mathilda emigrated. I think all their brothers stayed in Sweden. Their father Anders was a skipper in Hammar, which is located close to Askersund at Lake Vätter. Do you know why these sisters emigrated? Couldn´t you give me your e-mail address? Mine is johanstrandberg@yahoo.com.

Regards, Johan Strandberg, Sweden

Re: Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

granny97146 — 2009-07-18 21:14:24Z

Hello, Johan!

It was so interesting to receive your query about Emma Augusta Strandberg. My grandmother, Alma Mathilda Strandberg (Green) had a sister with that name. Alma emigrated much later, in the middle 1880's I think, and she and her husband lived in Chicago, where my father was born. That is about all I can tell you about Emma Augusta, but I will use Genline to do further research, especially in September, when I go go Salt Lake City.

Emma Augusta Strandberg (Born in 1852)

johanstrandberg — 2009-07-18 14:22:19Z

Hi.

Does anyone know anything about Emma Augusta Strandberg who emigrated to the U. S. in 1873? Did she return to Sweden or did she continue to live in Chicago?

Regards Johan Strandberg (johanstrandberg@yahoo.com)

Emma Augusta Strandberg (born in 1852)

johanstrandberg — 2009-07-18 14:14:22Z

Hi.

Does anyone know anything about Emma Augusta Strandberg, who emigrated to the U. S. in 1873? Did she return to Sweden or did she continue to live in Chicago?

Regards Johan Strandberg (johanstrandberg@yahoo.com)

Re: Strandberg, Oscar

gks300 — 2008-05-14 02:51:54Z

Hi Michelle! This is your cousin Kevin. Any luck finding info on Grandpa Strandberg? You are correct that Grandma Strandberg (Perron) was from Canada. My mom said that the Grand Rapids Public Library has info on him in some kind of public record books. Not sure if it was from when he moved here or not. Grandma Perron was born/lived in Carr Settlement ( I think it is by Walahala, Baldwin area) If I think of any more, I'll send you an email. Send me your personal email ok? Hope all is well with you and the family! Bye Hon! Kevin

Ida Sofia Strandberg - 3rd Class Passenger on the Titanic

titanic_project — 2007-06-20 19:58:08Z

Source, photo and biography: (not all available on some passengers)

http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/biography/1240/

Ida Sofia Strandberg

Born: 22 November 1889
Residence: Godby, Finland
** Accoriding to White Start Records - Croyem, Bulgaria
Destination: New York City, New York, USA or Chicago, Illinios
Status: died in sinking - body not recovered

**not a relative - posting for genealogical purposes only, and I have no more information regarding this passenger.

Re: Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-06 15:48:47Z

1900
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about August Stramberg
Name: August Stramberg
Home in 1900: Ludington Ward 3, Mason, Michigan
Age: 56
Estimated birth year: abt 1844
Birthplace: Sweden
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's name: Anna
Race: White
Occupation: View image
Immigration year: 1881
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Household Members: Name Age
August Stramberg 56
Anna Stramberg 57
Charles Stramberg 26
John Stramberg 21
Oscar Stramberg 20
Elisabeth Stramberg 17
Alexander Stramberg 16

alicia

Re: Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-06 15:45:41Z

1910 Ludington Mason Mich
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Name: Oscar Stranberg
Age in 1910: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1880
Birthplace: Sweden
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's name: August
Father's Birth Place: Sweden
Mother's name: Anna
Mother's Birth Place: Sweden
Home in 1910: Ludington Ward 3, Mason, Michigan
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1881
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Household Members: Name Age
August Stranberg 66 Sweden farmer all emig. 1881
Anna Stranberg 67 Sweden
Charles Stranberg 36 Swe
Oscar Stranberg 30 swe
Elizabeth Stranberg 27 Mich
Alexander Stranberg 26 Mich
alicia

Re: Looking for my father

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-06 15:23:10Z

Exact Search Results - Minnesota Birth Index, 1935-2002
You searched for Owen Strandberg Refine your search

View Record Name Birth Day Birth County Father Mother

Cheryle Lynne Strandberg 27 Feb 1961 Hennepin Owen Russell Strandberg Carolyn Joyce Hreha
Jacqueline Anne Strandberg 10 Jul 1964 Hennepin Owen Russell Strandberg Carolyn Joyce Hreha
Owen Russell Strandberg 14 Oct 1940 Ramsey Russell Ralph Strandberg Esther Wilhelmenia Jordin
Robin Scott Strandberg 30 Mar 1970 Hennepin Owen Russell Strandberg Nancy Marlene Erickson
Terri Lynn Strandberg 12 Feb 1973 Hennepin Owen Russell Strandberg Nancy Marlene Erickson
Timothy James Strandberg 3 Apr 1981 Hennepin Owen Russell Strandberg Pamela Kay Robertson

Re: Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-06 14:36:45Z

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about Oscar Strandberg
Name: Oscar Strandberg
Home in 1920: Ludington Ward 3, Mason, Michigan
Age: 35 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1885
Birthplace: Sweden
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Margaret
Father's Birth Place: Sweden
Mother's Birth Place: Sweden
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Own
Year of Immigration: 1881
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 391
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Household Members: Name Age
Oscar Strandberg 35
Margaret Strandberg 24
Well, I can't find the right Oscar in 1930 . There are quite a few so I can't tell who is who. There are some that are single so maybe they were divorced. You probably need to check records in Mason Ludington Mich.
alicia

Re: Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-06 14:27:35Z

Hi
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Name: George Perrie
Home in 1930: Ludington, Mason, Michigan
Age: 65
Estimated birth year: abt 1865
Birthplace: Canada
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Teresa
Race: White
Occupation:

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Household Members: Name Age
George Perrie 65 car oiler on Railroad
Teresa Perrie 55
Esther Schultz 33 married age 17, no husband appears with her in 1920 or 1930.
Ella May Schultz 13
John Schultz 12
Morgant Strandberg 34 this is Margaret, no husband with her but she states the kids father was born in Mich.
Fred Strandberg 9
Carl Strandberg 5
Pauline Strandberg 4 6/12
Marjorie Strandberg 2 2/12
Robert Strandberg 2/12
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Name: George Perrin
Home in 1920: Ludington Ward 3, Mason, Michigan
Age: 49 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1871
Birthplace: Canada
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Theresa
Father's Birth Place: Canada
Mother's Birth Place: Canada
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Own
Year of Immigration: 1885
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 383
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
George Perrin 49 railroad car repairer
Theresa Perrin 47
Esther Allen 22 daughter married no husband with her.
piece worker
Ella May Allen 3 7/12
John D Allen 2 3/12
I have not found Margaret.
alicia

Relatives of Gertrude Fugleberg-married Gus Strandberg/Conn.

JStrandbergSchmidt — 2005-04-03 23:07:05Z

Looking for relatives of gertrude fugleberg and gus strandberg

STRANDBERG tombstone, Whatcom Co., WA

2004-10-19 14:15:15Z

Hi all,
Cemphotos.com http://www.cemphotos.com has just put a bunch of tombstone photos for Bayview Cem., Bellingham, Whatcom Co., Washington online. List is at http://www.cemphotos.com/wa/wa-bayview/
The list includes the STRANDBERG surname.

See also http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Strandberg for more data.

Hope this helps.
Bill

Re: Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

2003-12-08 17:18:36Z

Hallo Michelle
I have just bought the 1890 swedish census and we can make some search there. You have change your e-mail adress, so I can't reach you !
/Björn Nilsson

Obit: Lula Lee Strandberg

NMFireHorse — 2003-12-08 06:27:58Z

Lula Lee (Lu) Huddleston Strandberg, 79, of Fowler, CO, formerly of Albuquerque, died December 2, 2003. Memorial Services will take place in Fowler, CO at the First Baptist Church on Thursday, December 4, 2003 at 10:00 a.m.

Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

2003-04-06 08:44:50Z

Name Change and Immigration...Horrible Combination, Sackrison, Strandberg, Stramberg, Perron...Michigan, Canada, Sweden

2003-04-06 08:34:08Z

Strandberg, Oscar

littleprowlertylo — 2003-04-05 03:30:15Z

I am seeking information on Oscar Strandberg. I wish I could give dates when he was born but I am unable too, I can say that he was possibly born in Stockholm, Sweden. When he immigrated from Sweden to the USA or Canada he changed his last name from Sackrison (Spelling Unknown) to Strandberg. Oscar died possibly around 2/10/1969 In the Rochester State Hospital in New York, it was believed he had gone blind and committed himself there. No one in my family knows if he was in the military or if he had any siblings, and the exact spelling of his first name is believed to be Oscar but could have been Oskar or another varient. He married Margaret Perron who my family says was French Canadian or her family was of French Canadian decent and it is believed they lived a short while in Ludington, Michigan where my grandfather and most of his brothers and sisters where born.

Any information or scources I might be able to find information from would be much appreciated.

Michelle Moore

Looking for my father

BurnsvilleClinic — 2003-04-01 17:27:14Z

If anyone has any information on Owen Strandberg please email me. I am his 1st and oldest daughter. There are many of us from different moms. I know the oldest 3. Any help would be appreciated. He was adopted and his adoptive parents were Russell and Esther Strandberg. Both are deceased. His 1st wife was Carolyn Hreha. His 2nd wife was Nancy Erickson. There have been others that we don't know.

John? Strandberg

jeni_martinson — 2003-01-07 15:42:22Z

I am looking for any information about John Strandberg (my mother recalls his name being John but is not for sure). John was my Great Grandfather. We are not sure where he came from just that he was married to Ingeborg Marie Brynteson and they lived in Glendorado, Minnesota. My mom recalls stories from my grandma about a marriage separation of some sort which made the 2 children (Sitona and LeRoy) unable to see their father. They had to sneak down to the coal mines so they could see him as he was leaving work. My grandma, Sitona Evangeline Strandberg (later Kubera), was born on February 15, 1920 and died August 17, 1986.
Any information that anyone may have regarding the whereabouts of "John" Strandberg would be much appreciated! I am willing to share any infomation I may have also.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, Jeni Martinson

Re: Johanna Strandberg m. William Seekins

2002-12-02 16:21:43Z

I am related to JoAnna Strandberg/William Seekins and my grandmother was Grace Seekins.

Looking for relatives of Keith or Alfred Strandberg

2002-10-31 01:02:06Z

I am looking for any relatives of either Keith or Alfred Strandberg. my father was Bruce Strandberg and was their brother. My father and brothers grew up in Burlington, Iowa. Any information about any other relatives would be greatly appreciated as i am just beginning to research our family history.

Johan Oscar Strandberg

gullanklimp — 2002-07-20 09:52:38Z

Hi!
Iam looking for Johan OScar Strandberg born in Sweden in 1867 and emigrated 1n 1886. He married an american woman and they had a couple of children. They went back to visit in Sweden in the 1920´s but has not been heard from since. Any info on Johan OScar or on any of his heirs would be very much appreciated. You can email me at gullanklimp@hotmail.com.
Thankyou/Lina Domeij

Re: Karl Axel Strandberg

jam_me — 2002-04-23 22:27:01Z

Hi Karl Axel Strandberg is my GreatGrandfather. He had nine children. One of them was Raymond Alexander my grandfather. I am looking for information on his parents and siblings. We have an old picture of his mom and dad but no one seems to know there names can you help me.

Jammie

John William Strandberg

dougwv — 2001-10-30 19:40:42Z

Looking for info on gfather John W. Strandberg, b 12/14/1840 in Goteborg, Sweden.

He emigrated to US in 1860's to fight in Civil War and then settled in Eureka, NV and finally in San Jose, CA.

Gina Swartz - Please contact me!

melenda — 2001-08-19 21:19:47Z

Hello! My heart skipped a beat when I saw your posting! My Great-Great Grandmother was Johanna (JoAnna) Strandberg. She was indeed from Sweden and she did live in that area at the time. She was a young woman in 1836. I would love to see some of the pictures of the content of the book. Unfortunately, your e-mail bounced and was sent back as unreceived.
Thanks!
Melenda Moore-Goldberg

I am looking for my father

jwhite405 — 2001-07-26 03:17:54Z

I am looking for my father, Thomas Frank Strandberg or any of his relatives.. The last time I saw him was in 1964 at my brother, Thomas Richard Strandberg's funeral in Waldwick, NJ. My mother's maiden name is Jane Mortimer. Any information is appreciated.

Thanks,
Judith

Please contact me!

melenda — 2001-07-15 17:34:18Z

Johanna Strandberg m. William Seekins

melenda — 2001-07-15 14:00:25Z

Information on Johanna Strandberg, married to William Seekins. They moved to the New York area and had many children. One of them was my grandmother, Grace Pearl Seekins. Any assistance is greatly appreciated!

Oskar Rickard

sjwsjw — 2001-06-30 18:16:51Z

Dear Bjorn: My Dad has just arrived and is interested in searching his family tree. His grandfather was named August (Gus) and had a brother named Richard. They may have come from somewhere around Stockholm.... the emigration would have been sometime around the 1870's or 1880's. He has some materials in his boxes which we must unpack and I don't know if we are looking at the same branch of the tree but please e-mail me with more information and we can compare notes! Susan

Any Jewish Strandbergs?

melenda — 2001-06-28 18:43:56Z

I've been wondering if there are Jewish Stranberg families. Does anyone know?

Looking for JoAnna Strandberg info

melenda — 2001-06-28 13:13:35Z

I am looking for information on my great-great Grandmother, JoAnna Strandberg. She married William Seekins before 1884. Any info is greatly appreciated!

Uncle Charles/Aunt Charlene, CO

JStickley — 2001-06-22 18:34:46Z

I am looking for my Uncle and Aunt from Colorado Springs. My mother is Ruth Akers Lane and I remember you coming to visit us when I was a little girl. Uncle Charley and his Navy uniform. If you are out there, please send me a howdy.

Uncle Charlie/Aunt Charlene

JStickley — 2001-06-22 18:34:46Z

Ray, thanks so much for replying. I appreciate your help. You can e mail me at CESO1531@aol.com or give Uncle my snail mail
3310 Regatta Place, Oxnard, CA. 93035-1612. Tell him that I am Ruth's daughter Joanie and remember him and Charlene. Thanks and what luck in finding you. My mom was an Akers and Charlene was a Winn. They were half sisters, same mom, Bessie Nicholas whom I am researching.
JoAnn

Oskar Rickard

2001-04-16 23:14:47Z

Oskar & Rickard come from the North part of Sweden, about 700 km from Stockholm. They emigrate via Trondheim in Norway and then via England, Liverpool to Nort America. Rickard was on board the ss Victorian of the Allan Line, leaving Liverpool on 14 May 1909 bound for Quebec.
Oskar travelled on board the ss Grampian of the Allan Line leaving Liverpool on
10 February 1910 bound for Halifax.
Oskar change his identity in North America with a dead person because he got drafted.
I'm looking for the missing letters from Oskar & Rickard for more information. I also try to find there old adresses via swedish authorities.

Oskar Rickard

2001-03-03 10:13:13Z

Can anybody help me what happened with the brothers Oskar and Rickard who emigrated to North America from Mörsil in Sweden?

Jöns Rickard (born 1886-05-09 Ramsjö) and Oskar Viktor Strandberg (born 1888-03-11 Undersåker).

Rickard emigrated in his own name but later change name. He emigrate from Trondheim to Hull in England 1909-05-05 on the ship Tasso and then to Halifax.

I fond Oskar on the ship Sigurd Jarl, Trondheim – Newcastle with Allen Line 1910-05-02 and destination Halifax.

One of the brothers got an eye disease, which was treated well in North America.
They wrote letters to Sweden (I can't find them).

Oskar write home that Rickard was dead and that he think that he is going to die quite soon.
After that nobody had heard from they.