Gustaf Alfred Hollander was born in Järvsjö, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län, Sweden on the 12th of February 1881. He was the fifth child out of nine children born to Anton Alfred Hollander and his wife Gertrud Kajsa Andersdotter.
Gustaf's siblings:
Anna Evelina (Hollander) Aiton (1874-1942)
Sven Anton Hollander (1877-1960)
Karl Fritiof Hollander (1883-1953)
Hjalmar Levinus Hollander (1885-1935)
Johan Edwin Hollander (1887-1976)
Leo Werner Hollander (1890-1967)
Gustaf was a teacher first in Vilhelmina and later in a small village of Laxbäcken, a few km outside Vilhelmina.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander married Sanna Kristina Abrahamsdotter on the 24th of December 1904.
Already when he married Gustaf´s parents and four of his six siblings had emigrated to Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1906 his two remaining siblings emigrated and in August 1907 Gustaf decided to leave Vilhelmina for Canada together with his wife Sanna and their little daughter Svea Margareta. They went to Trondheim in Norway and on the 8th of August 1907 they left by a ship called Salmo, owned by the Dominion Line. They arrived at Quebec City, Canada on the 24th of August 1907. The ship, which was owned by the Dominion Line and called Kensington, sailed from Liverpool, England.
When arriving in Canada, the family continued their journey to Stockholm, Saskatchewan and settled down together with the other members of the Hollander family. However, in the spring of 1913 Gustaf and the family moved to Kamsack, Saskatchewan, where they lived on a farm outside Kamsack, in Coté.
In november 1923 Gustaf gave up farming and decided to leave Canada. He and the family, except for their eldest daughter, left for Chicago by passing International Falls in Minnesota. Their daughter Svea Margareta had married in Kamsack and stayed there with her husband, Albert Johnson, and two daughters.
Gustaf and his wife Sanna lived the rest of their lives in Chicago. In 1930 Gustaf and his son Alfred both worked as butchers at Swift & Co in Chicago. In 1940 Gustaf worked as a janitor in a factory.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander died in Chicago on the 8th of April 1962 and was buried at Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Chicago, Plot 10 Lot 207.
The family had four children:
1. Svea Margareta Hollander Johnson born in Laxbäcken, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län on the 1st of January 1906. She died in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 15th of April 1926.
2. Alfred Wilhelm Hollander was born in Stockholm, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of September 1908. He died in La Palma, Orange County, California, USA on the 9th of January 2000.
3. Henry Theodore Hollander was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of July 1913. He died in Laguna Hills, Orange County, California, USA on the 22nd of December 2002.
4. Elsie Hillevi Hollander Miner was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 3rd of October 1915. She died in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, USA on the 5th of March 2001 and was buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Williams Bay.
Gustaf's siblings:
Anna Evelina (Hollander) Aiton (1874-1942)
Sven Anton Hollander (1877-1960)
Karl Fritiof Hollander (1883-1953)
Hjalmar Levinus Hollander (1885-1935)
Johan Edwin Hollander (1887-1976)
Leo Werner Hollander (1890-1967)
Gustaf was a teacher first in Vilhelmina and later in a small village of Laxbäcken, a few km outside Vilhelmina.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander married Sanna Kristina Abrahamsdotter on the 24th of December 1904.
Already when he married Gustaf´s parents and four of his six siblings had emigrated to Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1906 his two remaining siblings emigrated and in August 1907 Gustaf decided to leave Vilhelmina for Canada together with his wife Sanna and their little daughter Svea Margareta. They went to Trondheim in Norway and on the 8th of August 1907 they left by a ship called Salmo, owned by the Dominion Line. They arrived at Quebec City, Canada on the 24th of August 1907. The ship, which was owned by the Dominion Line and called Kensington, sailed from Liverpool, England.
When arriving in Canada, the family continued their journey to Stockholm, Saskatchewan and settled down together with the other members of the Hollander family. However, in the spring of 1913 Gustaf and the family moved to Kamsack, Saskatchewan, where they lived on a farm outside Kamsack, in Coté.
In november 1923 Gustaf gave up farming and decided to leave Canada. He and the family, except for their eldest daughter, left for Chicago by passing International Falls in Minnesota. Their daughter Svea Margareta had married in Kamsack and stayed there with her husband, Albert Johnson, and two daughters.
Gustaf and his wife Sanna lived the rest of their lives in Chicago. In 1930 Gustaf and his son Alfred both worked as butchers at Swift & Co in Chicago. In 1940 Gustaf worked as a janitor in a factory.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander died in Chicago on the 8th of April 1962 and was buried at Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Chicago, Plot 10 Lot 207.
The family had four children:
1. Svea Margareta Hollander Johnson born in Laxbäcken, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län on the 1st of January 1906. She died in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 15th of April 1926.
2. Alfred Wilhelm Hollander was born in Stockholm, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of September 1908. He died in La Palma, Orange County, California, USA on the 9th of January 2000.
3. Henry Theodore Hollander was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of July 1913. He died in Laguna Hills, Orange County, California, USA on the 22nd of December 2002.
4. Elsie Hillevi Hollander Miner was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 3rd of October 1915. She died in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, USA on the 5th of March 2001 and was buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Williams Bay.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander was born in Järvsjö, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län, Sweden on the 12th of February 1881. He was the fifth child out of nine children born to Anton Alfred Hollander and his wife Gertrud Kajsa Andersdotter.
Gustaf's siblings:
Anna Evelina (Hollander) Aiton (1874-1942)
Sven Anton Hollander (1877-1960)
Karl Fritiof Hollander (1883-1953)
Hjalmar Levinus Hollander (1885-1935)
Johan Edwin Hollander (1887-1976)
Leo Werner Hollander (1890-1967)
Gustaf was a teacher first in Vilhelmina and later in a small village of Laxbäcken, a few km outside Vilhelmina.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander married Sanna Kristina Abrahamsdotter on the 24th of December 1904.
Already when he married Gustaf´s parents and four of his six siblings had emigrated to Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1906 his two remaining siblings emigrated and in August 1907 Gustaf decided to leave Vilhelmina for Canada together with his wife Sanna and their little daughter Svea Margareta. They went to Trondheim in Norway and on the 8th of August 1907 they left by a ship called Salmo, owned by the Dominion Line. They arrived at Quebec City, Canada on the 24th of August 1907. The ship, which was owned by the Dominion Line and called Kensington, sailed from Liverpool, England.
When arriving in Canada, the family continued their journey to Stockholm, Saskatchewan and settled down together with the other members of the Hollander family. However, in the spring of 1913 Gustaf and the family moved to Kamsack, Saskatchewan, where they lived on a farm outside Kamsack, in Coté.
In november 1923 Gustaf gave up farming and decided to leave Canada. He and the family, except for their eldest daughter, left for Chicago by passing International Falls in Minnesota. Their daughter Svea Margareta had married in Kamsack and stayed there with her husband, Albert Johnson, and two daughters.
Gustaf and his wife Sanna lived the rest of their lives in Chicago. In 1930 Gustaf and his son Alfred both worked as butchers at Swift & Co in Chicago. In 1940 Gustaf worked as a janitor in a factory.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander died in Chicago on the 8th of April 1962 and was buried at Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Chicago, Plot 10 Lot 207.
The family had four children:
1. Svea Margareta Hollander Johnson born in Laxbäcken, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län on the 1st of January 1906. She died in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 15th of April 1926.
2. Alfred Wilhelm Hollander was born in Stockholm, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of September 1908. He died in La Palma, Orange County, California, USA on the 9th of January 2000.
3. Henry Theodore Hollander was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of July 1913. He died in Laguna Hills, Orange County, California, USA on the 22nd of December 2002.
4. Elsie Hillevi Hollander Miner was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 3rd of October 1915. She died in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, USA on the 5th of March 2001 and was buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Williams Bay.
Gustaf's siblings:
Anna Evelina (Hollander) Aiton (1874-1942)
Sven Anton Hollander (1877-1960)
Karl Fritiof Hollander (1883-1953)
Hjalmar Levinus Hollander (1885-1935)
Johan Edwin Hollander (1887-1976)
Leo Werner Hollander (1890-1967)
Gustaf was a teacher first in Vilhelmina and later in a small village of Laxbäcken, a few km outside Vilhelmina.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander married Sanna Kristina Abrahamsdotter on the 24th of December 1904.
Already when he married Gustaf´s parents and four of his six siblings had emigrated to Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1906 his two remaining siblings emigrated and in August 1907 Gustaf decided to leave Vilhelmina for Canada together with his wife Sanna and their little daughter Svea Margareta. They went to Trondheim in Norway and on the 8th of August 1907 they left by a ship called Salmo, owned by the Dominion Line. They arrived at Quebec City, Canada on the 24th of August 1907. The ship, which was owned by the Dominion Line and called Kensington, sailed from Liverpool, England.
When arriving in Canada, the family continued their journey to Stockholm, Saskatchewan and settled down together with the other members of the Hollander family. However, in the spring of 1913 Gustaf and the family moved to Kamsack, Saskatchewan, where they lived on a farm outside Kamsack, in Coté.
In november 1923 Gustaf gave up farming and decided to leave Canada. He and the family, except for their eldest daughter, left for Chicago by passing International Falls in Minnesota. Their daughter Svea Margareta had married in Kamsack and stayed there with her husband, Albert Johnson, and two daughters.
Gustaf and his wife Sanna lived the rest of their lives in Chicago. In 1930 Gustaf and his son Alfred both worked as butchers at Swift & Co in Chicago. In 1940 Gustaf worked as a janitor in a factory.
Gustaf Alfred Hollander died in Chicago on the 8th of April 1962 and was buried at Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Chicago, Plot 10 Lot 207.
The family had four children:
1. Svea Margareta Hollander Johnson born in Laxbäcken, Vilhelmina, Västerbottens län on the 1st of January 1906. She died in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 15th of April 1926.
2. Alfred Wilhelm Hollander was born in Stockholm, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of September 1908. He died in La Palma, Orange County, California, USA on the 9th of January 2000.
3. Henry Theodore Hollander was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 23rd of July 1913. He died in Laguna Hills, Orange County, California, USA on the 22nd of December 2002.
4. Elsie Hillevi Hollander Miner was born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan on the 3rd of October 1915. She died in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, USA on the 5th of March 2001 and was buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Williams Bay.
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