The name is found in the 1729 marriage record for Nykulla Södergård. Most of the other data is unreadable or needs translation.
The 1851 map is entitled "NykullaBy". "Ny" means "new" and "By" means village in Swedish. In Scandinavian terms, "kulla" is a group of buildings.
I looked for your Anders, but the old church-books from Tjureda are very damaged. Kind Regards, Aron (14/11/06)
There is a wedding record (REPLIES Volume AI:1) on November 23, 1729 travelled Anders's Johansson in Nykulla.
Related information needs further research.
Johansson is a prominent name over many years in Nykulla Södergård, wild duck having ice assumed taking ask Jonas's Andersson's father.
There also ice a scythe thing in the 1778-89 church record traveled Södregård of several possible uncles:
Ion Johansson (b. 1716) m. Elin Jonsdotter (b.1/3/1747
Their children:
Carin Jonsdotter (b. 5/6/1778),
Per Jonsson (b. 1777),
Johan Jonsson (b. 5/30/1783)
