Per Gammal was born about 1500-1510.

Carl Pedersson’s father was Per Gammal.

Öggir Carlsson’s Father was Carl Pedersson.

Peder Öggesson’s father was Öggir Carlsson dead 1668 in Lenhovda.

Anders Perssons father was Peder Öggesson. Anders was born about 1630 dead 1693 26.5 married 1657.

Håkan Anderssons parents were Anders Persson and Elin Bryngelsdotter. They had four children Håkan, Ögge, Carl and Ingeborg. Elin Bryngelsdotter born about 1634 dead 1733 20.5 (99 years and 5 month old).

The parents of Per Håkansson were Håkan Andersson birthdate unknown he died 28.1 1741 and Botild Jonsdotter born 2.7 1704 dead 10.9 1758.

Elin Persdotter was the daughter of Per Håkansson born 4.6 1707 married 10.6 1732  Maria Svesdotter born 14.10 1715 the daughter of Sven Månsson and Elin Jonsdotter, Hökaskruv, Lenhovda.

The parents of Per Jonasson were Jonas Håkansson from Kylleskruv and Elin Persdotter. Elin was born 3.7 1744 and Jonas was born 18.1 1741 died 3.5 1790. He was son of Håkan Svensson och Elisabeth Johansdotter, Kylleskruv. They lived in Nöbbele Mellangård.

Per Jonasson born 8.5 1777 and married on November 22, 1799  to Stina Svensdotter from Kylleskruv who was born  October 10, 1782 as the daughter of Sven Olofsson and Karin Håkansdotter, Kylleskruv, Lenhovda. Their children were Johannes 5.5 1800, Håkan 23.5 1803, Lisa 12.9 1807 dead 1808, Catharina born 12.3 1809, Jonas born 3.8 1811, Lisa 17.4 1814, Gustaf 9.5 1817, Lotta born 27.10 1820. Per Jonasson died 1821 2.6 at the ago of 44 years old.

Anders Persson who was born September 20, 1792 who came from Johanstorp, Hovmantorp married  December 26, 1810  to Stina Svensdotter born 7/2 1792 who came from Björneke Södregård i Herråkra. They lived in Björneke Södregård. Among Johanna Andersdotters brothers and sisters there are Ingrid Maria born 1811 progenitor to the family of Klingmark and Carl born 1831 progenitor to the priest family of Tetzell.

Gustaf  Persson who was born in 1817 on Nöbbele Mellangård in Lenhovda. Gustaf dead in 1897 on Gräsmo 

Gustaf  married Johanna Andersdotter was born 8/11 1817 and was the daughter of Anders Persson.

Karl Magnus Lindgren was born in Kalmar Sweden on January 20, 1842   and dead 8.11 1894 in Nottebäck Sweden

Kajsa Stina. She was born  on 7/9 1847 on Gräsmo and she died in 1942. Kajsa Stina used to bake her own bread. One day she forgot the yeast. The other day she was dead. She also osed to walk around helping people in the farmyards in her neiborhood. She used to say that she helped the old ones, while she herself was nearly 95, so she was the oldest of them all. But she was very alert. She died in Horshaga.

2a. Gustaf Emil born in Magersryd 8/9 1871 and died in Horshaga 8/9 1948 - Gustaf Emil didn´t want to take over the farm. He became a managing director, dealing with timber. He had many missions for the Swedish government. His last years he spend in Horshaga

2b. *Johan Petter born in Magersryd July 10, 1874 and died in The States in August 1969 - Johan Petter (228-05-0739) emigrated to America before the dead of his father. He got his ticket from a relative and visited them for a while. He married Roxie _________ who was born August 29, 1906 She was 32 years younger than Johan. She died in Wisconsin on June 23, 1989 . Social security number 399-34-2102.They had 3 children: Carl, Edna and Johan and Roxie had 3 children; Sophia who married Davidsson, Carl Magnus who married Helen, and Edna who married to engineer Moretz, they have a son named Bruce.

2c. Helena Sofia born in Magersryd 8/4 1877 and died in Stockholm June 14, 1961 - Helena Sofia (Fi) lived together with her sister in Stockholm where they had several boarding houses before her sister became an estate house agent.

2d. Karl August born in Magersryd August 24, 1880 and died in Malmö September 18, 1955 - Karl August married Anna Nilsson born June 6, 1892 died 1922. They moved to Malmö in 1918. She had a daughter before she married Karl August in 1916. The daughter was Greta Ingeborg who was born June 18, 1909 in Västra Sallerup died 2/11 1985 in Skanör. They got two children 5/8 1916 Astrid Linnea** and June 30, 1918   John Gustaf. Anna Nilsson dies 11/3 1922 of tuberculosis. Karl married Kristina Nilsson in Slimminge 1/5 1925. Kristina was born 11/12 1889 in Slimminge. They had a daughter Wivi who was born 11/8 1926 in St Pauli in Malmö. Kristina abused Karl´s son Gustaf so badly while Karl was ill and in hospital forcing child welfare assessors  to take care of the child for a time.

 John Gustaf born 30/6 1918  died 1984 he married Karin Svensson born March 19, 1920 they have 2 daughters Ulla Kajsa born June 18, 1945 (lives in France) and Birgitta (Bi) born 8/5 1951 married Bo Starke. They have two children Sofie  about 21 and Fredrik 18, second marriage Kristina Nilsson 1 daughter born 11/8 1926 Wivi in Malmö, married Gunnar Sandberg born March 15, 1915 in Lomma

2e. Melker Edvin born in Magersryd April 15, 1883 and died in The States. He married Ruby Kate Barker and had two sons, Carl Edwin Lindgren, Sr. born in Coeburn Virginia on January 7, 1923 and Leon (Red) Lindgren born in Coeburn , Virginia on __________.

2f. Emmy Johanna born in Horshaga on July 13, 1888 and died in Stockholm 1973 - Emmy Johanna (Pemman) had several boarding houses together with her sister  Fi (Helena Sofia) before she became an estate house agent, which was rather unique for a woman in that time. They lived in  Stockholm and kept the house in Horshaga for holidays.

* John, the son of Karl-Magnus Lindgren (1845-1897) and Stina-Kajsa (1847-1942), was born 10 July 1874 in Flybo, Sweden . For many years, John's father owned a small farm in Smaland, one of Sweden 's most diversified provinces. This "province of forests and lakes, of stony patches of tilled ground, of red coloured lingonberry tufts, the province of beautiful timbered houses and wooden churches and of fairy-tales and legends" strengthened John physically while it kindled his imagination. John, at age 19, decided to travel to the United States in hopes of finding gainful employment and as so many immigrants, with dreams of making his fortune. Arriving at Ellis Island in April 1893, he traveled to a Swedish settlement in Minnesota where he stayed with friends and relatives while searching for employment. Minnesota was similar in many ways to his native Sweden . "Miles of murmuring forests where [one] can walk over the soft green moss and collect mushrooms or berries for hours without seeing another human being. Yet [where one can] find elk. deer and grouse." Finding work with his Swedish relatives, the Tabors, he began what was to be a near life time career in railroad construction. Like his ancestors, the Vikings, who had during the Viking Age, produced iron in the marsh lands of Smaland, John was intrigued by the feel, texture and strength of iron - iron which forged the great iron horses of America and the rails which supported their weight.  Still remaining a foreign citizen, John continued to work in the U.S. until 27 February 1896 when he applied for American citizenship. This application was submitted in Washington County, Minnesota . It wasn't until 27 October 1904 that he applied, in Spokane , Washington , for his second set of citizenship papers. During this period, through determination and Swedish hard work, he became a railroad construction contractor, traveling throughout the Midwest and Western states. After a two year waiting period, he finally became an American citizen on 9 November 1906 . His citizenship papers were recorded in Spokane on that date.  During this early period in Lindgren's life, he traveled frequently between the States and Sweden visiting family. On one such occasion, returning from Sweden , he purchased a ticket to America at the Liverpool , England ship-lines in hopes of proceeding to the States the following morning. One can well imagine his frustration when arriving at the docks only to discover that the ship had sailed some fifteen minutes earlier. The ship, he had by fate missed boarding, was the ill-fated "Titanic."  Shortly, thereafter he left Liverpool on the "Carpathia" which had just returned with the Titanic’s 705 survivors. As Lindgren later stated, as they reached the location where the liner had sunk, they threw flowers and wreathes into the cold murky waters singing "Nearer my God to Thee." Edna Lindgren Moretz Hileman, one of John's children, recalls how in later years he would always cry whenever he heard the song or recalled the tragic story.  After returning to the States and working for several more years, he sent for his younger brother Ed to come and live with him. Ed, like his brother John was mechanically inclined and soon began working along-side his brother in railroad construction. Their primary expertise was excavating through mountains and constructing rail tunnels.

Allan Calmestrand 1947 born 10/1 1915 died in Trollhättan 16/7 1997.

Astrid (Åke´s mother) was born 6/8 1916 in Västra Sallerup  Astrid was raised by her aunts in Stockholm . Her aunt Emmy was a successful statehouse agent.

They have 3 sons Rolf Carl-Magnus born June 23, 1948, married Marianne born 1949, Carl Åke born July 20,1952, Arne born April 18, 1954, married to Marita, they have a son Johan born  June 21, 1991. Rolf changed his namn to Carl Magnus in the 60´. Wivi, Astrids halfsister married Gunnar Sandberg born March 15, 1915 they had no children.

3a. Carl Edwin Lindgren, Sr. wife, Ruby Kate Corder was born on August 8, 1932 in Flatwoods, Coeburn , Virginia . Her father was Elijah Corder and mother was Mary Ella Moore (born 1896). Elijah Corder’s brothers and sisters were: Mae Corder, Vade Corder, Alpha Reed, Hop Corder, Ramey Corder, Bell Holbrooks, Ramey Corder and Monore Corder.

Elijah and Ella had 9 children including:

ROBE CORDER (married Claire - children - Leroy Corder, Brenda Corder, Margaret Corder)
CLAUDE CORDER (married Liza McNight - children - Kenneth McKnight,Cathy McKnight)  

FERRAL CORDER (married Margaret Mann - children - Kathy Corder, Kenneth Corder, David Corder)
PAUL CORDER ( married - children - Carolyn Corder, Judy Corder, Gary Corder, Larry Corder),         

GRACIE CORDER (married Hansford Robinette - children - Lena Robinette, Ray Robinette, Dorothy Robinette Jeanette Robinette, Larry Robinette)
ARNOLD CORDER (unmarried - deceased)
MABLE CORDER (married Leon Lindgren – deceased -  no children)
RUBY CORDER (married CARL EDWIN LINDGREN, SR. - children (one son)  -

 MARY BELL CORDER (died at age 3 days) 

3b. Leon Lindgren and Mable I. Corder (1927-1999), daughter of Elijah Corder and Ella Mae Moore had no children. Leon worked in the mines in Virginia and later worked for the forest service. Mable was a housewife and at one time owned a small gift shop. 

4a. Carl Edwin Lindgren, Jr. Lindgren is a professor, writer and medical historiographer. He has received several chivalric decorations. Dr. Lindgren was born 20 November 1949 in Coeburn Virginia.