Common ancestor

Did we already establish that this is not the guy you are looking for?

Väinö Aleksanteri Soivio

Suoma Soronen
→ John Gustave Soronen
her husband → Hilma Elina Matintytär Soronen
his mother → Matti Valentininpoika Leppälä
her father → Valentin Matinpoika Leppälä
his father → Justiina Josefintytär Harri
his mother → Mikko Joosepinpoika Kuivila
her brother → Salomon Mikonpoika Mäntylä
his son → Maria Sofia Salomonintytär Korhonen
his daughter → Vilho Heikki Korhonen
her son → Anna Sofia Juhantytär Huusko
his wife → Aimo Vihtori Juhanpoika Huusko
her brother → Kerttu Elina Huusko
his wife → Kalle Bernhard Pekanpoika Juuti
her father → Anna Kaisa Ollintytär Juuti
his mother → Olli Ollinpoika Kontiainen
her brother → Karl Fredrik Ollinpoika Valkama
his son → Ester Elisabet Mölder, Rickman
his daughter → Anja Rajalin
her daughter

Here is the path that leads from Suoma to Anja. No direct kinship is found. Anna Sofia and Aimo Vihtori Huusko connect, i.e. act as a link between two different families.

Thanks Heidi, I see where Huusko connects to Anja but trying to find where Huusko connects to Suoma??

Hi, Joseph.

I was just wondering, where does name/person Väinö Venho come from? Any sources? I mean, how do you know Suoma's father's name is Väinö Venho?

Väinö Venho

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I'm not sure, if you've noticed, but Ida Tammelin changed her name from Tammelin to Venho in 1907.

''Me alla nimetyt otamme 12 p:vä t. k. itsellemme Suomalaiset nimet.''

Tammelin, Ida, Venho.

Nimenmuutos
Yhdenvertaisuus, 13.05.1907, nro 46, s. 1
https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/sanomalehti/binding/792234?page=1
Kansalliskirjaston digitaaliset aineistot

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Hämeen läänin henkikirjat - H:170 Henkikirja 1908-1908, jakso 463, sivu 112: Tammela Forssa, tehtaantyöntekijöitä ; Kansallisarkisto: https://astia.narc.fi/uusiastia/viewer/?fileId=5651518361&ainei... / Viitattu 1.9.2022

''Factory worker Ida Wenho 1891.''

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Hämeen läänin henkikirjat - Henkikirja 1911-1911, jakso 727, sivu 207: Tammela, Forssa;

Kansallisarkisto: https://astia.narc.fi/uusiastia/viewer/?fileId=5675349889&ainei... / Viitattu 6.4.2022

''Factory worker Wilhelm Tammelin 1866, wife Wilhelmina 1856, children Ida Wenho 1891, Martta 1894, 1-1.''

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Helsinki 1913 Venho, Ida (Tammelin)

https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/aikakausi/binding/1161817?page=948

Yours, Pauliina

Thanks Pauliina, do you have any info on children of Ida Tammelin Venho? Or any info of the birth of Suoma in Finland so I can confirm things? Thank you.
Suoma Soronen

Looking for info on the birth of Suoma Soronen in Finland (1912) and both parents. Thanks.

Suoma Soronen

Joseph Patrick Barna Like this :
Anna Sofia Juhantytär Huusko
→ Vilho Heikki Korhonen
her husband → Maria Sofia Salomonintytär Korhonen
his mother → Salomon Mikonpoika Mäntylä
her father → Mikko Joosepinpoika Kuivila
his father → Justiina Josefintytär Harri
his sister → Valentin Matinpoika Leppälä
her son → Matti Valentininpoika Leppälä
his son → Hilma Elina Matintytär Soronen
his daughter → John Gustave Soronen
her son → Suoma Soronen
his wife

Pauliina, my guess is that Ossian Joel Allenius is Suoma Soronen's father. He left Finland in late 1911 and Ida Venho (Tammelin) followed a few years later. Ida and Ossian married in 1917 in NY. Ida left Suoma with her mom Wilhelmina Tammelin and in 1923 Suoma came to New York.

Hi, Joseph.

If Suoma was born in Tammela or in Helsinki, I can't find original Church records for her birth.

Venho is a poetic form of the word "vene" = a boat.

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In 1906 more than 40 000 people in Finland changed their names and that trend continued in 1907 and 1908. That was 100 years after philosopher and writer Johan Wilhelm Snellman was born.

68 pages of new names:

https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/sanomalehti/binding/621103?page=5

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johan_Vilhelm_Snellman

https://375humanistia.helsinki.fi/en/humanists/johan-vilhelm-snellman

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The other important year is 1935 - 100 years after the Finnish national epic The Kalevala was published (1935 - 74 064 names, 1936 - 24 000).

https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/sanomalehti/binding/2003487?page=14

Ida lived 1913 in Helsinki at the same address as her sisters Elli and Martta Tammelin: https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/aikakausi/binding/1161817?page=883