Ron McPhail

Years ago you added a whole lot of children to the Swedish profile Bergman-555. Unfortunately their LNAB "Carlsson_or_Bergman-xx" are not in line with the current standards within the Swedish Project.

As you are still the manager; could you change their LNAB to either of the surnames? If the sources does not disagree, I'd suggest "Bergman" as it seems to have been inherited for at least one earlier generation.

Thanks in advance,

Helena

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Thanks for the note about Anne Weir. I'm glad that helped to clear up a problem. :-)

Happy Holidays!

Julie

I think you should change the privacy of your profile => it means it's easier to see how you relate to the Bergman people

See my video

Regards

Magnus Sälgö

Its rather logical when you understand how it works

Good video

Regards and good luck

Magnus Sälgö

STockholm, Sweden

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Some Swedish Bergman roots see video Överluleå AI:4a (1859-1863) Image 80 / page 68 (AID: v138915.b80.s68, NAD: SE/HLA/1010250)

Överluleå AI:4b (1859-1863) Image 255 / page 510 (AID: v138916.b255.s510, NAD: SE/HLA/1010250)

Nr 218 Överluleå C:2 (1856-1865) Image 110 / page 187 (AID: v138946.b110.s187, NAD: SE/HLA/1010250)

I also found the Estate and inventory after Taylor Jöns Fred Bergmans passed away wife Eva Lisa Hansdotter Överluleå tingslags häradsrätt AII:17 (1855-1855) Image 1490 / page 4 (AID: v154072.b1490.s4, NAD: SE/HLA/1040142)

Video nr 2

Regards

Magnus Sälgö

Stockholm, Sweden

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