Hilda was the only one of the six children of Nils Månsson and Christina Håkansdotter who survived past her twenties; when she was twelve years old, all her sisters and brothers had died.
When she moved to America, Hilda was listed as "emigrant no. 1482, passenger contract no. 827, sailing on 11 September 1899 from Malmö, 21-year-old unmarried woman Hilda Nathalia Månson from Karlshamn in Blekinge, sailing for Boston, Mass. in America, for a fare of 108 Swedish Krona."
When she moved to America, Hilda was listed as "emigrant no. 1482, passenger contract no. 827, sailing on 11 September 1899 from Malmö, 21-year-old unmarried woman Hilda Nathalia Månson from Karlshamn in Blekinge, sailing for Boston, Mass. in America, for a fare of 108 Swedish Krona."
Hilda was the only one of the six children of Nils Månsson and Christina Håkansdotter who survived past her twenties; when she was twelve years old, all her sisters and brothers had died.
When she moved to America, Hilda was listed as "emigrant no. 1482, passenger contract no. 827, sailing on 11 September 1899 from Malmö, 21-year-old unmarried woman Hilda Nathalia Månson from Karlshamn in Blekinge, sailing for Boston, Mass. in America, for a fare of 108 Swedish Krona."
When she moved to America, Hilda was listed as "emigrant no. 1482, passenger contract no. 827, sailing on 11 September 1899 from Malmö, 21-year-old unmarried woman Hilda Nathalia Månson from Karlshamn in Blekinge, sailing for Boston, Mass. in America, for a fare of 108 Swedish Krona."
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