Lars Strömblad
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Lars Strömblad
Summary
Lars Strömblad is a human[1]. His place of birth was Q10727423[2]. He was born on +1743-08-03T00:00:00Z[3]. He passed away in Q10714622[4]. He died on +1807-03-24T00:00:00Z[5]. He worked as an organ builder[6], organist[7], and bell-ringer[8].
Key Facts
- Lars Strömblad was born in Q10727423[2].
- Lars Strömblad passed away in Q10714622[4].
- Lars Strömblad was born on +1743-08-03T00:00:00Z[3].
- Lars Strömblad died on +1807-03-24T00:00:00Z[5].
- Lars Strömblad was married to Anna Gretha Blom[9].
- Among Lars Strömblad's spouses was Catharina Salin[10].
- Lars Strömblad was married to Susanna Beata Ulfsparre[11].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Peter Strömblad[12].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Lorentz Strömblad[13].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Maria Lisa Strömblad[14].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Christina Charlotta Strömblad[15].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Hedwig Strömblad[16].
- A child of Lars Strömblad was Maria Elisabet Strömblad[17].
- Lars Strömblad held citizenship in Sweden[18].
- Lars Strömblad's professions included organ builder[6].
- Lars Strömblad worked as an organist[7].
- Lars Strömblad's professions included bell-ringer[8].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of oboist[19].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of organist[20].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of bell-ringer[21].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of organist[22].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of bell-ringer[23].
- Lars Strömblad held the position of organist[24].
- Lars Strömblad is recorded as male[25].
- Lars Strömblad's instance of is recorded as human[26].
Body
Origins and Family
Lars Strömblad was born in Q10727423[2]. He was born on +1743-08-03T00:00:00Z[3].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include organ builder[6], organist[7], and bell-ringer[8]. Positions held include oboist[19], a musical profession[27]; organist[20], a musical profession[28]; and bell-ringer[21], a position[29].
Personal Life
Spouses include Anna Gretha Blom[9], 1745–1792[30], of Sweden[31]; Catharina Salin[10], 1763–1798[32], of Sweden[33]; and Susanna Beata Ulfsparre[11], 1777–1855[34], of Sweden[35]. Children include Peter Strömblad[12], an organ builder[36], 1782–1819[37], of Sweden[38]; Lorentz Strömblad[13], an organ builder[39], 1779–1809[40], of Sweden[41]; Maria Lisa Strömblad[14], b. 1773[42], of Sweden[43]; Christina Charlotta Strömblad[15], b. 1770[44], of Sweden[45]; Hedwig Strömblad[16], 1768–1769[46], of Sweden[47]; and Maria Elisabet Strömblad[17], 1767–1767[48], of Sweden[49].
Death and Burial
Lars Strömblad died on +1807-03-24T00:00:00Z[5]. He died in Q10714622[4].
FAQs
Where was Lars Strömblad born?
Lars Strömblad was born in Q10727423[2].
Where did Lars Strömblad die?
Lars Strömblad died in Q10714622[4].
Who was Lars Strömblad married to?
Lars Strömblad's spouses include Anna Gretha Blom[9], Catharina Salin[10], and Susanna Beata Ulfsparre[11].
What did Lars Strömblad do for work?
Lars Strömblad worked as organ builder[6], organist[7], and bell-ringer[8].