Jean B. Duncan
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| Who were the first settlers of New Sweden, Maine? What were their lives like? Did they stay or did they go? One hundred thirty five years later these questions were still asked. The First Settlers Colony of New Sweden, Maine Founded July 23, 1870 Presented in tribute to their memory By the Historical Society "Mina Barn I Skogen" Nicholas P. Clase, His wife Anna Children: Karl, Agnes, Hilma Truls Persson His wife Elna and son, Herman Nils Olsson, his wife Elna, Children: Vilhelm, Alfred, Judith, Karoline, Anna Jons Person, His wife Anna Mother Elsa, sister Hanna Jonas Bodin, Sr., his wife Sara, Children: Per Otto, Israel, Maria, Edla, Johanna Sven Svensson, his wife Karolina, Children: Johan Theodor, Sven Robert, Selma Davida Nils Persson, His wife Karna Children: Sigrid, Elna Karl G. Harleman Karl Voss Jacob Johansson Gottleib T. Piltz Solomon Johansson Olof Morell Oskar Lindberg Johan Petter Johansson Jonas Bodin, Jr. Frans R. W. Plank Per Pettersson Olof Olsson Anders Johansson Janne L. Laurell Anders Svensson His son, Sven Adolph Total of 22 men, 11 women, 18 children = 51 people Dedicated Centennial Day July 23, 1970 |
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