Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameNils ANDERSSON 
Birthabt 1615, Lyckan, Gunnarskog Parish, Varmland, Sweden
Notes for Nils ANDERSSON
[Jrroller.FTW]
Although it still hasn't been proven, it is a strong
probability that a Nils Andersson is the father of Peter and
Michael. He arrived in
New Sweden on the ship " EAGLE" in 1654. He came here from a
small village called "Lyckan", in Varmland, Sweden.
THE LYKINS FAMILY -- FOR 300 + YEARS
The Lykins' have been in America since the 1650's. Two brothers
made it here with their father Nils, they were Peter Nilsson
Lycon (my line)
and Michael Nilsson Lycon.
The biggest part of the family lived on the East coast until
the early 1800's. Then they migrated west into Tennessee,
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Then around the mid 1800's they started to spread
out, going further west and south.
Although it still hasn't been proven, it is a strong
probability that a Nils Andersson is the father of Peter and
Michael. He arrived in New
Sweden on the ship " EAGLE" in 1654. He came here from a small
village called "Lyckan", in Varmland, Sweden.
My Surname list is over 15,000. My web page only has room for a
little over 3,000.
So please drop me a line if you think you might tie in . Or if
you'd like more
information on a certain individual. Good Luck in your search!
Bobby Lykins :
Bobby G Lykins
730 Duncan Drive
Estill Springs, TN 37330
United States
615-596-3102
uslykins@edge.net
Wife may have died on the ship to America during childbirth or
other effects shortly after arriving in America. Came to
America in 1648 at the latest, settled on Northern Shores of
Pennsylvania--Swedish colony settled in area along Delaware
River known as New Sweden (Fort Christiana) today Wilmington,
DE. His occupation was "Smithy"--he made first iron sign to
hang in Philadelphia.
Although it still hasn't been proven, it is a strong
probability that a Nils Andersson is the father of Peter and
Michael. He arrived in
New Sweden on the ship " EAGLE" in 1654. He came here from a
small village called "Lyckan", in Varmland, Sweden.
THE LYKINS FAMILY -- FOR 300 + YEARS
The Lykins' have been in America since the 1650's. Two brothers
made it here with their father Nils, they were Peter Nilsson
Lycon (my line)
and Michael Nilsson Lycon.
The biggest part of the family lived on the East coast until
the early 1800's. Then they migrated west into Tennessee,
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Then around the mid 1800's they started to spread
out, going further west and south.
Although it still hasn't been proven, it is a strong
probability that a Nils Andersson is the father of Peter and
Michael. He arrived in New
Sweden on the ship " EAGLE" in 1654. He came here from a small
village called "Lyckan", in Varmland, Sweden.
My Surname list is over 15,000. My web page only has room for a
little over 3,000.
So please drop me a line if you think you might tie in . Or if
you'd like more
information on a certain individual. Good Luck in your search!
Bobby Lykins :
Bobby G Lykins
730 Duncan Drive
Estill Springs, TN 37330
United States
615-596-3102
uslykins@edge.net
Wife may have died on the ship to America during childbirth or
other effects shortly after arriving in America. Came to
America in 1648 at the latest, settled on Northern Shores of
Pennsylvania--Swedish colony settled in area along Delaware
River known as New Sweden (Fort Christiana) today Wilmington,
DE. His occupation was "Smithy"--he made first iron sign to
hang in Philadelphia.