Eriksson Family Gallery

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1886 Erik and Maria Eriksson6 viewsErik Eriksson was born 27 August 1866. His occupation, as listed on his son Gunnar's wedding certificate, was Company Director, Swedish Pulp Mill. His wife, Maria Lorisa Noring,was born 31 July 1867. They married in around 1886 and had 5 children - Karin, Anna Maria, Margaret, Erik Gustav and Lars Gunnar.	1918 Eriksson Family photo10 viewsErik Gustav is the young man on the right second row. Gunnar is second from left in the front row. The young boy with the hat next to him was Russian and had fled from the revolution with his grandmother (third from the left, third row). The children's governess was second from right in front row. The 3 girls are all in the second row - Margaret (far left), Anna Maria (second from left) and Karin (fourth from left). Parents Erik and Maria are in the middle. Most of the others are company employees.	1870 - silver can gift given to tutor E. Eriksson by grateful parents in Ulriksdal7 viewsHakan Eriksson has taken these two photos of a silver vase which are engraved in Swedish bon both front and back sides. The front side says "To Schoolteacher E. Eriksson". The back side says "Memory of grateful parents Ulriksdal 1870". Inside is some writing by Ragnhild Eriksson which says "Gift from Drottningholm". We know he taught at two different Swedish castles - Ulriksdal and Drottningholm).	1917 approx - Eriksson family in front of home in Boras5 viewsThis photo, dating from around 1917, shows Erik and Maria with their 5 children Karin, Anna Maria, Margaret, Erik Gustav and Erik Gunnar.
1920 approx Anna Maria and Margaret Eriksson0 viewsAnna Maria and Margaret were two of the five children born to Erik and Maria Eriksson	1887 E. Eriksson was a tutor at Ulriksdal Slott4 viewsThis photo (of a framed print) is from Hakan Eriksson. He thinks this is almost certainly E. Eriksson who was a tutor at Ulriksdal Slott (castle). This was told to him by his father Bengt. His son Erik Eriksson was the father of Karin, Anna Maria, Margaret, Erik Gustav and Erik Gunnar.	1918 approx - Family Gathering3 viewsThis family gathering illustrates the relatively wealthy early life of the Eriksson family in Boras. A family gathering sees them all captured for posterity in this sketch as a pianist and singer entertain them. This sketch dates from around 1918. Erik Eriksson died in 1927 and the family fortunes quickly changed. This was the start of the Great Depression and with the main family income gone, the family was unable to continue as it had previously.	1967 Erik Gunnar Erickson with his older brother Erik Gustav at the Sydney Hilton Hotel11 viewsIn 1966, Erik Gunnar flew to New York, met his brother Erik Gustav and accompanied him on his final trip as captain of the Cumulus. Then he spent further time with his family in Sweden. In 1967, he caught up with Erik Gustav in Sydney as his older brother enjoyed a retirement trip around the world. This was the last time he would see any of his family. On 30 October 1968, when working in Broken Hill on a drilling project, he died of a massive heart attack - aged 58 years.

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1967 Erik Gunnar Erickson with his older brother Erik Gustav at the Sydney Hilton Hotel11 viewsIn 1966, Erik Gunnar flew to New York, met his brother Erik Gustav and accompanied him on his final trip as captain of the Cumulus. Then he spent further time with his family in Sweden. In 1967, he caught up with Erik Gustav in Sydney as his older brother enjoyed a retirement trip around the world. This was the last time he would see any of his family. On 30 October 1968, when working in Broken Hill on a drilling project, he died of a massive heart attack - aged 58 years.Feb 18, 2025	1960 Erik Gunnar Erickson with older sister Karin Hellsing on his Swedish visit5 viewsErik Gunnar's family in Sweden had unsuccessfully tried to trace him after the second world war. Although his wife urged him on many occasions to renew his Swedish links, it was not until 1960 that Gunnar finally made the move, contacted his brother and sisters and travelled home.Feb 18, 2025	1960 - Erik Gunnar Erickson with older brother Erik Gustav in Sweden7 viewsErik Gunnar's family in Sweden had unsuccessfully tried to trace him after the second world war. Although his wife urged him on many occasions to renew his Swedish links, it was not until 1960 that Gunnar finally made the move, contacted his brother and sisters and travelled home.Feb 18, 2025	1960 - Erik Gunnar Erickson with his older brother Erik Gustav and sisters Karin and Anna Maria7 viewsErik Gunnar's family in Sweden had unsuccessfully tried to trace him after the second world war. Although his wife urged him on many occasions to renew his Swedish links, it was not until 1960 that Gunnar finally made the move, contacted his brother and sisters and travelled home.Feb 18, 2025
1960s Erik Gunnar Erickson in New Guinea6 viewsDuring a long career in mining, Erik Gunnar Erickson travelled extensively and worked on many famous projects including the Rum Jungle Uranium Mine in the Northern Territory, the Snowy Mountain Scheme in NSW and the Wittenoon Asbestos Mine in Western Australia. He also spent periods working in Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and South America.Feb 18, 2025	1958 Erik Gunnar Erickson when working at the Mt Lyall copper mine in Queenstown,Tasmania9 viewsIn 1958, Erik Gunnar Erickson spent one year working as a diamond driller at the Mt Lyall copper mine in Queenstown, Tasmania. Life was tough and dangerous. One of his fortnightly jobs was to drive down from the mining area to Burnie and collect the company payroll. On one occasion when he did not return, a full search found him badly injured at the bottom of a steep gully - his 4 wheel drive had left the road. Major surgery followed and he carried a steel plate in his skull from then on.Feb 18, 2025	1951 Hylton Baker, Erik Gunnar Erickson and an unnamed engineer at the Snowy Mountain Scheme 30 September 19516 viewsThe Snowy Mountains Scheme was a vast hydro-electric project to generate power for a quickly expanding Australia. Erik Gunnar worked there for a number of years from the last 1940's to the early 1950's, eventually worked his way up to the position of Supervising Driller.Feb 18, 2025	1946 marriage of Erik Gunnar Erickson and Betty Carrucan7 viewsErik Gunnar met Betty Carrucan while drilling water bores in Stawall soon after the war. Betty was a teacher at Stawall High School. They married on 2 July 1946 in the Stawall Catholic Church. By that time, Gunnar had changed the spelling of his family name from Eriksson to Erickson. He said in later life that this was to avoid confusion in the spelling.Feb 18, 2025