Catharina Broms

13 Nov 1691 - 16 Oct 1724
Person human Q109819816
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Summary

Born in Linköping Cathedral Congregation[1], she… she was born in January 1691[2]. She passed away in Svanshals församling[3]. She died on May 10, 1724[4].

Key Facts

  • Father: Petrus Broms[5]
  • Mother: Helena Pontin[6]
  • Spouse: Nicolaus Nicolai Stenhammar[7], Johannes Emundi Wettrenius[8], Sven Thollander[9]
  • Country of citizenship: Sweden[10]
  • Sex or gender: female[11]
  • Family name: Broms[12]
  • Given name: Catharina[13]
  • Languages spoken, written or signed: Swedish[14]
  • Sibling: Petrus Broms[15]

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Personal Life

Spouses include Nicolaus Nicolai Stenhammar[7], a priest[16], 1667–1713[17], of Sweden[18]; Johannes Emundi Wettrenius[8], a priest[19], 1685–1719[20], of Sweden[21]; and Sven Thollander[9], a priest[22], 1686–1767[23], of Sweden[24], awarded the provost[25].

FAQs

Where was Catharina Broms born?

Born in Linköping Cathedral Congregation[1].

Where did Catharina Broms die?

Catharina Broms passed away in Svanshals församling[3].

Who were Catharina Broms's parents?

Catharina Broms's father was Petrus Broms[5]. Catharina Broms's mother was Helena Pontin[6].

Who was Catharina Broms married to?

Catharina Broms's spouses include Nicolaus Nicolai Stenhammar[7], Johannes Emundi Wettrenius[8], and Sven Thollander[9].

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