Alfred first came to America in 1871 and returned to Sweden a year later. He came again in 1895 with his wife and three daughters and settled in Tartia, in what is now East Hampton. He later returned to Sweden, where he died in 1935.
The following article is from the Middletown Press of 14 Nov 2001, "100 years ago today":
"Alfred Safstrom of Tartia sailed today for Sweden, his native land, having learned of the death of his father and the illness of his mother. He will remain on the other side until family matters are settled."
Courtesy of Donna Marsden
The following article is from the Middletown Press of 14 Nov 2001, "100 years ago today":
"Alfred Safstrom of Tartia sailed today for Sweden, his native land, having learned of the death of his father and the illness of his mother. He will remain on the other side until family matters are settled."
Courtesy of Donna Marsden
Alfred first came to America in 1871 and returned to Sweden a year later. He came again in 1895 with his wife and three daughters and settled in Tartia, in what is now East Hampton. He later returned to Sweden, where he died in 1935.
The following article is from the Middletown Press of 14 Nov 2001, "100 years ago today":
"Alfred Safstrom of Tartia sailed today for Sweden, his native land, having learned of the death of his father and the illness of his mother. He will remain on the other side until family matters are settled."
Courtesy of Donna Marsden
The following article is from the Middletown Press of 14 Nov 2001, "100 years ago today":
"Alfred Safstrom of Tartia sailed today for Sweden, his native land, having learned of the death of his father and the illness of his mother. He will remain on the other side until family matters are settled."
Courtesy of Donna Marsden
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