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Kjol Two -part costume. Dress life and skirt in black silk. From about 1880. Linen lining. The suit was ordered by Matilda Jönsson, born Håkansson in Spikahult, Eringsboda. Died 1933-03-02. Matilda lived in Kolshult, Eringsboda. Possibly the clothes may have been used at her wedding. The father was the board member Håkan Nilsson and the mother was named Sissa Olsdotter. Matilda marries 19 Nov 1882 with the homeowner Sven Jönsson in Makrilla, Eringsboda. In 1883 they had their first child, Ernst Rudolf, and they came to have a total of 9 children, of whom a daughter dies as an infa
Kjol Two -part costume. Dress life and skirt in black silk. From about 1880. Linen lining. The suit was ordered by Matilda Jönsson, born Håkansson in Spikahult, Eringsboda. Died 1933-03-02. Matilda lived in Kolshult, Eringsboda. Possibly the clothes may have been used at her wedding. The father was the board member Håkan Nilsson and the mother was named Sissa Olsdotter. Matilda marries 19 Nov 1882 with the homeowner Sven Jönsson in Makrilla, Eringsboda. In 1883 they had their first child, Ernst Rudolf, and they came to have a total of 9 children, of whom a daughter dies as an infant. 11 November 1889 they move (or at least get a moving certificate test) to Fridlevstad, Askunga and they live there until 6/12 1907 when they move back to Makrilla in Eringsboda. Matilda became a widow 24/11 1917. The family owned Kolshult mill and was well ordered. According to the transferor, the family participated in and paid for the construction of Eringsboda church. Donation from Birgitta Abrahamsson, Matilda Jönsson was her mother -in -law's mother.
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