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Pehr Adolf Janson
Pehr Adolf Janson. The founder of Hästens.
Born
1830

Örebro, Sweden
Died1885
NationalitySwedish
Occupation(s)Businessman, Master craftsman
SpouseCharlotta Carolina Almblad
ChildrenAdolf Fredrik, Ida Elisabeth and Per Thure Janson
Parent(s)Johan Janson
Anna Greta

Pehr Adolf Janson (1830-1885) was a Swedish businessman and master craftsman. He was the founder of Hästens.

Biography

Early life

Pehr Adolf and his siblings grew up in a little outside of Örebro, where he was educated through a Monitorial System . As a nine-year old, Pehr Adolf's family went through great struggle when their mother Anna Greta (1799-1839) passed away, exhausted by life.[1]

Career

In 1948, at the age of 18, he became an apprentice to saddle maker Carl Lindström in Örebro, where he learned how to make different kinds of saddles, horse harnesses and utilize horsehair for padding of the carriages and mattresses.[2]In 1852, he laid the foundation for Hästens as a manufacturer of saddles, horse harnesses and mattresses in Hed.[3]

Personal life

He married Charlotta Carolina Almblad and they had three chilldren. Adolf Fredrik, Ida Elisabeth, and Per Thure Janson (1864-1926).[4]

Death

He died in 1885.

References

  1. ^ Triberg, Annica. Sängboken. Kulturmäklaren, 2000. p. 163. ISBN 9163072181.
  2. ^ Sängboken
  3. ^ "Hästens heritage". Hastens.com.
  4. ^ Triberg, Annica. Sängboken. Kulturmäklaren, 2000. p. 163. ISBN 9163072181.

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