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Agelin, Signe

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Signe Ottilia Agelin (född Kjellman), född 16 januari 1864, Vänersborg, Vänersborgs stad, Älvsborgs län, Västergötland, död 24 juni 1935, Solbacken, Vässingsö, Älvsborgs kbfd, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgs och Bohus län.

Dotter till Magnus Andersson (1835-) och Sofia Elisabet Lemming (1840-1884). Syster till Carl Gustaf Fredrik Kjellman Andersson (1865-1888); Johan August Andersson (1867-) och Oscar Teodor Andersson (1872 eller 1873-). Halvsyster till Nils Olof Kjellman (1878-). Fadern tycks ha försvunnit för modern gifte om sig 1877 med Per Kjellman (1833-1903).

Mor till Carin Elisabet Palmcrantz.

Gift med Karl (Carl) Gustaf Agelin (1862-1920). På 1920-talet bodde hon på Allmänna vägen 17, Göteborg. Då sålde hon ett föremål från Kongo som var insamlat av "Oscar Kjellman" vilket bör ha varit hennes bror.

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