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Cronsioe, David

Object description: David Cronsioe, gift med Ester. Bergsklättrare.

Object description

David Samuel Cronsioe, född 5 augusti 1896, Malmö Sankt Pauli, Skåne), död 16 juli 1956, Johannes, Stockholms stad (Smala Gr 3), Uppland, bergsklättrare, fotograf och konstnär.

Son till Samuel Cronsioe Johansson (1871-1937) och Karna Josefina Jönsson (1873–1948). Bror till

Clara Martha Florin Cronsioe (1899–1980), Frideborg Anna Maria Cronsioe (1901–1991), Rut Erika Cronsioe (1903–1961), Erik Daniel Cronsioe

(1905–1972), Carl Vilhelm Cronsioe (1907–1980) och Lillie Margareta Blomdahl Cronsioe (1909–1995).

Arbetade för Svenska Turisttrafikförbundet (STTF). Gift 1927 med Ester Spångberg (1893-1968).

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Visat namn

Cronsioe, David

Tidpunkt - födelse

1896-08-05

Tidpunkt - död

1956-07-16

Personefternamn

Cronsioe

Personförnamn

David

Beskrivning

David Cronsioe, gift med Ester. Bergsklättrare.;

David Samuel Cronsioe, född 5 augusti 1896, Malmö Sankt Pauli, Skåne), död 16 juli 1956, Johannes, Stockholms stad (Smala Gr 3), Uppland, bergsklättrare, fotograf och konstnär.

Son till Samuel Cronsioe Johansson (1871-1937) och Karna Josefina Jönsson (1873–1948). Bror till

Clara Martha Florin Cronsioe (1899–1980), Frideborg Anna Maria Cronsioe (1901–1991), Rut Erika Cronsioe (1903–1961), Erik Daniel Cronsioe

(1905–1972), Carl Vilhelm Cronsioe (1907–1980) och Lillie Margareta Blomdahl Cronsioe (1909–1995).

Arbetade för Svenska Turisttrafikförbundet (STTF). Gift 1927 med Ester Spångberg (1893-1968).

Källor - http

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; www-ancestryinstitution-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org

Källor, Viaf - samma

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Källor, Kulturnav - samma

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