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Stålhammar, Harry

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Harry Stålhammar, född 8 juni 1878 i Fort Craig, Socorro County, New Mexico, USA, död 21 mars 1953, Kristianstad, fältveterinär.

Son till major Charles Steelhammer och Adéle Freidenfelt. Harry tog sin studentexamen i Karlskrona 1900, veter:ex. 1904, Rs, Strömsholm, 1905-06. Bat:veter. 1906, reg:veter. 1916, majors tj:ställn. 1931, fältveterinär i res. 1938. Hobby: filateli. RVO, MOLLUS, OIWUS, SvBSGM.

Harry gifte sig 1918 med Estrid Hård av Segerstad (1896-1975). De fick barnen Margareta (1919-1995, g. m. disp. Karl Bäcklund, Skellefteå, senare med Lunqvist), Viveca (1925-2020, gift O'Konor), Gunilla (född 1928) och Gisela (född 1933). (Vem är Vem? Skånedelen 1948).

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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2026-04-06 21:56
Spännande att höra och tack för korrigeringen. Du får hemskt gärna kontakta oss via informationen på www.varldskulturmuseerna.se/samlingarna/donationer/
Anna (Agneta)2026-03-29 17:55
Harry Stålhammar var min morfar. Min mor Viveca föddes inte 1921 som ni skrivit utan 1925. Hon avled 2020 Jag har ytterligare föremål att visa upp om intresse finns samt ett poträtt av Harrys far Charles Steelhammer Mvh Anna

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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2026-04-06 21:56

Anna (Agneta)2026-03-29 17:55

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