Seeking descendents of Anders and Kristina (Blomström) Skög -- Bill Smith

[William E. Smith]

Seeking descendents of Anders and Kristina (Blomström) Skög living on  Moriansfor farm  in Brunskog in 1880.  They had six children.  The three youngest, Anders (my grandfather), Anna Kristina, and Karl Emil emigrated to the U.S.  I believe the older three, Augusta, Maria and Johannes stayed in Sweden.  It is their descendents I am seeking.

[Judy Olson Baouab]

I think the name should be Skog, not Skög.  
 
Probably there needs to be more information on this family, such as birthdates and birth parishes. Is this the same family? What do you know about the ones not listed here?
 
1890 Swedish Census:
 
http://www.svar.ra.se  (subscription)
 
Homeparish:  Brunskogs moder  
Residence:  Moriansfors  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  19    
Row:  43    
 
Fam. nr 1
 
widow Kristina Blomström, b. 1843 in Brunskog, fattighjon  
s. Anders, b. 1876 in Brunskog  
d. Anna Kristina, b. 1879 in Brunskog  
s. Karl Emil, b. 1883 in Brunskog  
d. Maria, b. 1870 in Brunskog  
 
1900 Swedish Census:
 
Homeparish:  Brunskog  
Residence:  Spångedal  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  4    
Row:  1    
 
 
Fam. nr 1
 
Knut Emil Andersson, b. 1872 in L. Mellösa, Södermanl. l., Handlande  
Ida Josefina Theorin, b. 1877 in L. Mellösa, Södermanl. l.  
Knut Elof Arvid, b. 1896 in L. Mellösa, Södermanl. l.  
David Emil, b. 1898 in L. Mellösa, Södermanl. l.  
Rut Estrid Josefina, b. 1900 in Brunskog  
 
Fam. nr 2
 
Karl Emil Skog, b. 1883 in Brunskog, Biträde  
 
Fam. nr 3
 
Anna Emilia Andersdotter, b. 1883 in Brunskog, Piga  
 
1900 Swedish Census:
 
Homeparish:  Borgvik  
Residence:  Borgviks Bruk.  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  9    
Row:  35    
 
Fam. nr 1
 
Axel Fridolf Johannesson, b. 1872 in Borgvik, Snickeriarbet.  
wife Maria Skog, b. 1870 in Brunskog  
Berta Maria, b. 1895 in Brunskog  
Karl Hjalmar, b. 1896 in Borgvik  
Anna Lovisa, b. 1899 in Borgvik  
 
Here are some Skogs born in Brunskog. I have no idea without doing research if they belong to your family.
 
1900:
 
Homeparish:  Borgvik  
Residence:  Borgviks Bruk.  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  12    
Row:  4    
 
 
Fam. nr 1
 
Karl Gustaf Bagge, b. 1860 in Borgvik, Snickeriarbetare  
wife Augusta Skog, b. 1867 in Brunskog  
Anna Maria, b. 1891 in Borgvik  
Hjalmar, b. 1892 in Borgvik  
Augusta Emilia, b. 1896 in Borgvik  
 
1900:
 
Homeparish:  Brunskog  
Residence:  Gryttom  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  62    
Row:  5    
 
Fam. nr 1
 
wife Britta Skog, b. 1854 in Brunskog, Understödshjon (g. m. lösdrifvaren Karl Aug. Skog. which tells who she is married to)
Alfred Johannesson, b. 1888 in Brunskog  
 
1900:
 
Homeparish:  Borgvik  
Residence:  Borgviks Bruk.  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  13    
Row:  50    
 
Fam. nr 1
 
Johanes Skog, b. 1873 in Brunskog, Snickeriarbetare  
Hanna Kristina Hammarström, b. 1879 in Borgvik  
Elsa Maria, b. 1900 in Borgvik  
 
 
Emibas CD:
 
Post 743195
 
Skog, Anders
Son (unmarried man)
 
b. 3/22/1876
 
Emigrated 4/10/1896
from Moriansfors, Brunskog, Värmlands län (Värmland)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 192
 
Emibas migration file ID: Brunskog S 1896 014
 
 
Post 743233
 
Skog, Anna Kristina
Inhyse (unmarried woman)
 
b. 1/5/1879
 
Emigrated 7/27/1897
from Moriansfors, Brunskog, Värmlands län (Värmland)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 192
 
Emibas migration file ID: Brunskog S 1897 013
 
 
Post 917112
 
Skog, Karl Emil
Handelsbiträde (unmarried man)
 
b. 8/20/1883 in Brunskog, Värmlands län (Värmland)
 
Emigrated 10/28/1902
from Åkersbyn: Erik Pers, By-Horndal, Kopparbergs län (Dalarna)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 977
 
Emibas migration file ID: By-Horndal W 1902 048
 
This is your Kristina Blomström, most likely.
 
Homeparish:  Brunskog  
Residence:  Moriansfors  
County:  Värmland  
Page:  19    
Row:  25    
 
Fam. nr 1
 
widow Kristina Skog, b. 1843 in Brunskog, Understödshjon  
 
The first FAQ on this page provides ideas on how to find living relatives in Sweden.
 
http://www.augustana.edu/swenson/genfaq/
 
I looked for the deaths of the children of Maria  
Skog since I know her children belong to you. I didn't know if the other Skogs were yours, so I didn't look for those children. I only found one of Maria Skog's children.
 
CD Swedish Death Index 1947-2003
 
18961103-6410
 
Axelsson, Karl Hjalmar
 
Hamng 25
671 00  Arvika
 
Dead 6/3/1985.
 
Registered (1980) in Arvika östra, Arvika kn (Värmlands län, Värmland). Registered for taxation (1980) in the same parish.
 
Born 11/3/1896 in Borgvik (Värmlands län, Värmland).
 
Widower (6/14/1978).
--------------
Parish of birth in the records:
BORGVIK (Värmland)
 
Source records:
RTB 85 / SPAR 90
 
 
I think this is the death record of his wife.
 
18971127-6445
 
Axelsson, Emma Kristina
 
Sollidsv 1
671 00  Arvika
 
Dead 6/14/1978.
 
Registered (1970) in Arvika östra, Arvika kn (Värmlands län, Värmland). Registered for taxation (1970) in the same parish.
 
Born 11/27/1897 in Säbrå (Västernorrlands län, Ångermanland).
 
Married woman (7/4/1931).
--------------
Parish of birth in the records:
SÄBRÅ (Västernorrland)
 
Source records:
RTB 78 / SPAR 80
 
Judy

[Olle Andersson]

Maybe of some help:
 
Here the household record for the family 1881-1890  

 
So there were 7 children to Anders Nilsson Skog and Christina Blomström.
Anders Nilsson Skog died april 15 1886.
Augusta moved to Borgvik (S) in nov. 1887
Maria Skog from Moriansfors to Spångedal nov 1889 and from there back to her mother in 1890. In 1891 to Arvika(S)
Johannes Skog to Spångedal as farmhand nov. 1890 back to his mother in 1893. He may have followed MAria to Arvika.

[William E. Smith]

Thank you Judy and Olle for your responses.  Spent today with local Swedish geneologist I met last week at geneology club.  We developed much the same data you provided.  And Judy, your are right.  The name is Skog.  Confirmed that via copy of Anna Christina's passport she had to get after visiting her mother and then returning to the U.S.  I need to digest the information I got today, and then go through what you two have given me.  And, yes, you've hit the right family.  Looks like I can go backwards in time very well; did a lot today via Genline that my friend has access to.  But moving forward to current time is still a puzzle I need to solve.  Thanks again, and I hope we can do more within a few days.