File:Anders Gustav Örbom (1763-1836) at Uppsala University in 1770.png

DescriptionAnders Gustav Örbom (1763-1836) at Uppsala University in 1770.png	English: Anders Gustav Örbom (1763-1836) at Uppsala University in 1770
Date	1770
Source	Matrikel öfver i Upsala studerande norrlänningar, 1595-1889
Author	Erik Natanael Söderberg  (1869–1937)     Description Swedish journalist, translator, poet and hymnwriter Date of birth/death 15 April 1869  15 February 1937  Location of birth/death Q10518616 S:t Görans church parish Authority file : Q6201534 VIAF: 12296614 ISNI: 0000000061455544 LCCN: no2016162097 MusicBrainz: c2f0f8fc-47b9-423f-a036-3a101681a44d Open Library: OL2324696A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q6201534

1770.

• Olavus Söderlund. * 1749 i Nässjö. Magister 1773. Prästvigd 1774. Rektor vid Umeå skola. † 1795 genom själf-mord.
• Simon Söderholm. * 1746 i Hässjö. Kantnål. i Skön. † 1820.
• Jonas Wagmark. * 1749 i Ragunda. <<Studerade juridik, var sjuklig.>> (Nat.-matr.) † 1808.
• Johannes Lemma. * 1751 i Jämtland. Skrifvare vid Jämtlands regemente; tit. fältkamrer.
• Andreas Gustavas Örbom. * 1753 i Lit. Kyrkoh. i Mörka (Södermanl.). † 1794.
• Nieolaus Hieggmark. * 1747 i fläggends. Kommin. i Lit (Häggenås). † 1802.
• Augustinos Lidström. * 1750 vid Lagfors bruk. Lagman i Medelpad. † 1815.

1770.

• Olavus Söderlund (1749-1795) was born 1749 in Nässjö. Magister 1773. Prästvigd 1774. Rector of the Umeå school. Died in 1795 genom själf-mord.
• Simon Söderholm (1746-1820) was born in 1746 in Hässjö. Kantnål. i Skön. Died in 1820.
• Jonas Wagmark (1749-1808) born in 1749 in Ragunda. <<Studerade juridik, var sjuklig.>> (Nat.-matr.) Died in 1808.
• Johannes Lemma (1751-?) was born in 1751 in Jämtland. Skrifvare in the Jämtlands regiment; tit. fältkamrer.
• Andreas Gustavas Örbom (1753-1794) was born in 1753 in Lit. Reverend in Mörka, Södermanland. Died in 1794.
• Nieolaus Hieggmark (1747-1802) born in 1747 in fläggends. Kommin. i Lit (Häggenås). Died in 1802.
• Augustinos Lidström (1750-1815) born in 1750 vid Lagfors bruk. Lagman i Medelpad. Died in 1815.

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