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- was a part of the Ockeboverke as were also the iron forges at Åbron, Brattfors, and Jädraås. In 1793 the estate was owned by Mårten Bunge, the Master...
- (later SJ) to Mora Herrhult FMJ (later SJ) to Kristinehamn Daglösen to Brattfors Geijersdal Lindfors LBB to Bosjön Molkolm Mölnbacka Klarälven Deje Kil...
- manganostibite, magnussonite, tephroite, manganhumite and manganosite in the Brattfors mine area of Nordmark, Värmland, Sweden. It is sometimes used as a gemstone...
- vote Emplo**** Swedish parents Foreign heritage Income SEK Degree % % Brattfors 464 367 39.6 57.8 86 93 7 23,622 20 Filipstads N 1,734 1,341 49.1 49.8...
- von Below Berencreutz von Bonsdorff von Bornstedt von Braun Bratt från Brattfors de Bronikowsky Bukowski Bòncz Castenschiold Cederwald de Champs von Corswant...
- Gustaf Jansson Personal information Born 5 January 1922 Brattfors, Sweden Died 11 April 2012 (aged 90) Karlstad, Sweden Height 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in) Weight...
- Eliminated by Bros Episode 1 Lost Eve duel to Malin E. Episode 3 26th Gregorij Brattfors 25, Göteborg Bros 1st voted out Episode 3 Quit Episode 4 25th John Nordin...
- built Architect Coordinates ID Brattfors bruk Brattfors 1:4, 1:8 Böle S:9, 1:49-50, 1:52-53, 1:55 previously Brattfors bruk 1:1 Åkerby 1:1 10 60°50′36″N...
- secondly, in 1973, Ingrid Maria, daughter of Herman Gustaf Geijer, of Brattfors, Sweden. She predeceased him by a year. Pilkington died in France, near...
- (1830–1881), hammermaker, smelter Johan Peter Pousette (1852–1932), smelter in Brattfors Karl Hjalmar Pousette (1880–1950), ironworker Rune Pousette (1917–2008)...