Emigrant's Info in New Country
Emigrant's First Name
John Johannes
Emigrant's Last Name
Kaartinen / Kaartman
Country of Emigration
United States
Primary City of Residence
Bangor
County of Residence
Kitsap
State, Province, or Area of Residence
Washington
Emigrant's Marital Status
divorced
Emigrant's Spouse's Name
Ida Mary Tomlin
Emigrant's Children's Names
Lena Helen Kaartinen Lampe, Wilbur or Victor Kaartinen/ Kaartman
Household Members from Census Record
1910 Pearson, Kitsap Co., WA: 4 him, wife Ida, daughter lena, son Wilbert
Primary Occupation
Carpenter
Emigrant's Date of Death
1931.09.12
Emigrant's Location of Death
Northern State Hospital
Emigrant's Info in Finland
Emigrant's Country of Birth
Finland
Emigrant's Date of Birth
1881.11.19
Village and Parish of Birth
Jyväskylä
Surname or Farm Name
Kaartinen
Patronym
Juhonpoika/ Johansson
Given Names
Johan
Primary Language
Finnish
Father's Name and Date of Birth
Johan/ Juho A. Kaartman/ Kaartinen
Mother's Name and Date of Birth
"Nalpour Nornta" [sic, WA Death record]
Year of Emigration
1902--Helsingfor, Finland to Glasgow 1 Dec. 1902--Glasgow to New York Allan Line 15 Dec. 1902
Emigrant Info
Passport Date and Issuer
unknown--A Johannes Kaartinen born 1881 got 2624 in Mustasaari 12.06.1902
DEE Collection
Submitted in 2024
Port of Origin
Declaration: Helsingfors.
Port of Destination
Steamer Line and Ship Name
Allan Line
Other Information
A John Kaartman, a carpenter and farmer, died of pulmonary tuberculosis and dementia praecox. 12 Sep. 1931 at Northern State Hospital in Skagit Co., WA. He was divorced. His father was listed as John A. Kaartman. His mother was "Nalpour Nornta" or "Valpour Vorta."This man appears to be the John Kaartinen born 19 Nov. 1881 in Jyväskylä who immigrated in November/ December 1902 via Glasgow, Scotland, UK to NYC, NY. He married Ida Mary Tomlin of Kalamazoo, MI sometime in 1906 or 1907. They resided in Bangor, Kitsap Co., WA. The couple had three children. Two of the children survived: Lena / Helen Kaartinen Lampe, born 4 mar. 1908 and "Victor" or possibly Wilbert/ Wilbur, born in 1909. On the 1910 U.S. Federal Census for Pearson, Kitsap Co., WA, lines 58 through 61 are listed John Kaartinen, head of household, 28-years old, from Finland, married for 3 years. Born in Finland of Finnish parents, he immigrated in 1902. He is a carpenter and house builder. His 24-year old Michigan-born wife, Ida is of Finnish descent. She has born three children, of whom two survive. There are children Lena 2, and Wilbert 6 months, both born in Washington. Their neighbors include a Finnish family of Oscar and Lydia Brown, and a Norwegian poultry farmer family Anton and Anna Tompson.He appears to have been committed in 1919. He is a patient--divorced--on the 1920 and 1930 U.S. Federal Censuses for Sedro-Woolley, Skagit Co.
Contact in Country of Emigration
Area Where Descendants Reside
Emigrant Record Number
105899
Sources
Submitted By
DAVID CARLSON
Email Address
davecarlson68@yahoo.com
Sources
Ancestry.com, Find a Grave--Northern State Hospital, Washington death records, U.S. Federal Census records, Finland migration institute.
