{"id":178,"date":"2012-11-05T21:22:43","date_gmt":"2012-11-05T21:22:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ancestry.smars.se\/?page_id=178"},"modified":"2013-10-21T19:22:45","modified_gmt":"2013-10-21T19:22:45","slug":"emil-tyden","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ancestry.smars.se\/?page_id=178","title":{"rendered":"August Emil Frid \/ Tyden 13\/1 1865 – 23\/11 1951"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Emil was born in Flisby<\/a> P. as Johanna Marias first child and Sven Magnus second son. He had one older half-brother Isak Ludvig<\/a>, and 7 younger siblings: Johan Edvard<\/a>– 2 years younger, Ester<\/a> 4 years younger who died only 1 year old, Oscar Henrik<\/a>\u00a06 years younger, Carl Anders<\/a> 9 years younger, Mathilda<\/a> 11 years younger, Axel Wilhelm<\/a> 14 years younger and Anna Alida<\/a> who only reached 20 years of age and was born 3 months after Emil had emigrated.<\/p>\n

He was the first of the children who moved to the US – 29\/4 1882 together with his aunt Ida Charlotta<\/a> and her 7-year-old son Johan Peterson<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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He was only 17 years old at the time\u00a0and had only 20 dollar\u00a0at hand as he arrived in the US. \u00a0When emigrating he took the name Tyden. He became successful and went back and forth to Sweden several times and is registered as passenger on Ellis Island. In the registries there it said that he was “a sailor with a lady on one arm”.<\/p>\n

He married Minnie H. Johnson 20\/2 1895. She was born 8\/2 1872- 7 years younger than himself. \u00a0He was then 30 years old. They settled in Hastings, Mich.<\/a><\/p>\n

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They had a daughter:\u00a0Florence<\/a>\u00a01896. They had a second daughter 1902, Ellinor, who died 2 months old in August 27.<\/p>\n

He created a prosperous life. He was an inventor and a successful businessman. \u00a0At the time of his death he had 200 patents.\u00a0He built well-equipped farms at the time of the Great depression. He was respected and loved by the people around. See\u00a0Article<\/a>\u00a0about him and his history and his great-grandson Tom Groose.<\/p>\n

He also took part of WWI and became a Colonel. See movie below.<\/p>\n

Emil went back and fourth to Sweden several times during his life. He \u00a0often visited\u00a0with family. He also arranged for younger siblings and relatives to come and work in Hastings where he lived. For instance for\u00a0Maria Johansson<\/a>\/Bjurstr\u00f6m\/Paerson- cousin of his- he paid her ticket to the US 1911 in exchange for her working at his house for some time after she arrived. Several of his siblings who emigrated later took the same last name Tyden. He also visited his big cousinfamily of Emma Sofia in Minnesota – see picture:<\/p>\n

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He brought his mother\u00a0Johanna Maria<\/a>\u00a0to the US when his father died in Sweden. He was then 44 years old. Together with his family: Minnie and Florence, they brought her to the States on a ship Laurentic, going from Liverpool to Quebec, Canada 19th of August 1909. She stayed in the US for the rest of her life.<\/p>\n

Emil was an inventive and industrious young man. He built up an industry in ups and downs and when his industry went into fire and some people suggested he would join their business instead of rebuilding, he found out all about fire security and invented articles around it instead and the Viking corp. is still running developing this and many other things.<\/p>\n

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Here is a movie where \u00a0his grand-son Richard Groos<\/a> is telling about Emil Tydens life and achievements:<\/p>\n