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1890 Sweden Census
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This collection contains the 1890 census records from Sweden. Records typically include names, year and place of birth, relatives in the household and residence information. Additional details can be found on each record’s associated image.<br><br>Sweden did not take an official census in the same form as other countries, but registered the population through household examination and taxation records. These were usually collected by the local parish priest or clerk.
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Salomon August AndréeResidence: 1890 - Jakob Rote 7, Stockholms Stad, Sverige
Salomon August Andrée was a Swedish explorer best known for his failed attempt to reach the North Pole in 1897 using a hot air balloon. Along with two companions, he launched from Spitsbergen but encountered bad weather and drifted off course. After struggling with extreme cold and limited supplies, they perished, and their fate remained unknown until their remains were found in 1930. Andrée’s expedition is remembered for its ambition and the challenges of Arctic exploration.