Person:Sven Johansson (3)

Possibly accompanied John Newquist to America. They received their exit permits on September 21, 1868 and are listed on adjacent lines. He would be a third cousin to John.

in the 1870 MN Census, Swen Johnson was listed in the same village of Marine Mills where John settled.

Census Microfilm Records: Minnesota, 1870 Age: 30 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: SWED State: Minnesota County: WASHINGTON Locale: MARINE Series: M593 Roll: 718 Part: 1 Page: 63A

Regarding S. Johnson, the 1890 voter registration list a S. Johnson living @@ 38 Milton Avenue having a October 30, 1876 Naturalization date. The 1888 Swedish voters for Chicago list a number of men living @@ 38 Milton Avenue:C.P. Johnson, C.T. Johnson, S. Johnson, F. F. Johnson, John Grein and H. Benson. It looks like this address is an apartment house located in Swede town of Chicago.

I found a Sven Johnson( Salt Lake, Utah ) in the 1900 census who entered the U.S. in 1868, another Sven Johnson in the 1900 census living in Calumet Township with a birth about 1843, having arrival date of 1868, employed as roofer.

I send this information because they all have potential. I was attracted to the one having a October 30, 1876 naturalization date. I sent asking for his and his brothers letter of intent and final papers. I asked for Sven's letter of intent happening in Ramsey County, Minnesota and his final papers happening in Chicago around the October 30, 1876 date.

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