Francis was the sixth of a family of eleven children, consisting of nine boys and two girls.
He learned the trade of bookbinding in Sweden when he was fourteen years old and made his own living from that time on.
He came to America in 1870.
He married Eliza C. Swanson on November 23, 1882.
To them were born three children.
He learned the trade of bookbinding in Sweden when he was fourteen years old and made his own living from that time on.
He came to America in 1870.
He married Eliza C. Swanson on November 23, 1882.
To them were born three children.
Francis was the sixth of a family of eleven children, consisting of nine boys and two girls.
He learned the trade of bookbinding in Sweden when he was fourteen years old and made his own living from that time on.
He came to America in 1870.
He married Eliza C. Swanson on November 23, 1882.
To them were born three children.
He learned the trade of bookbinding in Sweden when he was fourteen years old and made his own living from that time on.
He came to America in 1870.
He married Eliza C. Swanson on November 23, 1882.
To them were born three children.
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