Anders Johansson and wife Lovisa Gustava Andersdotter lived and farmed in Stenstorp, a small parish in Sweden. His name later changed to Anders Johansson Dalén. (Source: Skövde, January 4, 2010 / Anders Eriksson.) Their five children who lived to adulthood led successful and productive lives. One son was Nils Gustaf Dalén (1869--1937), who won the Nobel Prize in 1912. The other children were Oskar Gottrid Dalén (1861-1939), Johan Albin Dalén (1866-1940), Hildur Maria Dalén (1872-1966), and Axel Hjalmar Dalén (1875-1942).
Anders Johansson and wife Lovisa Gustava Andersdotter lived and farmed in Stenstorp, a small parish in Sweden. His name later changed to Anders Johansson Dalén. (Source: Skövde, January 4, 2010 / Anders Eriksson.) Their five children who lived to adulthood led successful and productive lives. One son was Nils Gustaf Dalén (1869--1937), who won the Nobel Prize in 1912. The other children were Oskar Gottrid Dalén (1861-1939), Johan Albin Dalén (1866-1940), Hildur Maria Dalén (1872-1966), and Axel Hjalmar Dalén (1875-1942).
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