Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)

Summary

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) is a human^[1]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s place of birth was Q10728367^[2]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was born on August 12, 1743^[3]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died in Q10708054^[4]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died on February 3, 1809^[5]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) worked as a priest^[6].

Key Facts

• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was born in Q10728367^[2].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died in Q10708054^[4].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was born on August 12, 1743^[3].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died on February 3, 1809^[5].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s father was Jonas Tockerstrand^[7].
• A child of Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was Q137545187^[8].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) held citizenship in Sweden^[9].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s professions included priest^[6].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) held the position of co-minister^[10].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) held the position of Q138033429^[11].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) held the position of vicar^[12].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was educated at Uppsala University^[13].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s education included a stint at Lund University^[14].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) received the provost^[15].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) is recorded as male^[16].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s instance of is recorded as human^[17].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s family name is recorded as Wåhlander^[18].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s given name is recorded as Jon^[19].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s described by source is recorded as Linköping Diocese's Shepherd's Memorial^[20].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Swedish^[21].
• Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s date of burial or cremation is recorded as February 16, 1809^[22].

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Origins and Family

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was born in Q10728367^[2]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was born on August 12, 1743^[3]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s father was Jonas Tockerstrand^[7].

Education

Educated at Uppsala University^[13], a university^[23], in Sweden^[24], founded in 1477^[25], headquartered in Uppsala^[26] and Lund University^[14], a public university^[27], in Sweden^[28], founded in 1666^[29], headquartered in Lund^[30].

Career and Affiliations

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) worked as a priest^[6]. Positions held include co-minister^[10], a profession^[31]; Q138033429^[11]; and vicar^[12], an ecclesiastical occupation^[32].

Recognition

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) received the provost^[15].

Personal Life

A child of Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was Q137545187^[8].

Death and Burial

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died on February 3, 1809^[5]. Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) died in Q10708054^[4].

FAQs

Where was Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) born?

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s place of birth was Q10728367^[2].

Where did Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) die?

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) passed away in Q10708054^[4].

Who were Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s parents?

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809)'s father was Jonas Tockerstrand^[7].

What did Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) do for work?

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) worked as priest^[6].

Where did Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) go to school?

Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) was educated at Uppsala University^[13] and Lund University^[14].

What awards did Jon Wåhlander (1743–1809) receive?

Honors received include provost^[15].