Alfred Jungquist

Alfred Jungquist

Lifespan: 1834 - 1913

Birth: 24 Dec 1834 in Seglora, Västra Götaland, Sweden

Occupation: Farmer

Marriage: Johanna Maria (Hannah) Sveneen

Children: Alfred Augustan Jungquist, John Jungquist, Christina Jungquist, Samuel Jungquist, Frank Jungquist, Claus Otto Jungquist, Anna Jungquist

Parents: Andrew Anderson & Anna

Death: 12 Jan 1913 in Mount Vernon, Skagit County, Washington, USA

Burial: Unknown

Chapter 1: Early Life and Family

Alfred Jungquist was born on December 24, 1834, in Seglora, Västra Götaland, Sweden. He grew up in a rural setting, where the rhythms of agricultural life shaped his early years. His parents, Andrew Anderson and Anna, instilled in him the values of hard work and resilience.

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