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John Gunnarsson Rambo

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Kingsessing, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Colonial America
Death: October 17, 1741 (79-80)
Swedesboro, Gloucester, New Jersey, British Colonial America, Swedesboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, Colonial America
Place of Burial: Swedesboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Peter Gunnarson Rambo and Brita Mattsdotter Rambo
Husband of Anna Christiernsdotter and Brigitta Petersdotter Rambo
Father of Brigitta Fish; Catherine Helm; Margaret Rambo; Anders Rambo; John Rambo, Jr. and 10 others
Brother of Gunnar Peterson Rambo; Gertrude Bankston; Peter Petersson Rambo, Jr.; Catharine Mattsson; Anders Andrew Rambo and 2 others

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About John Gunnarsson Rambo

John Rambo, born 1661, buried October 17,1741, in Gloucester County, N.J. Married Brigitta (daughter of Peter Cock); 11 children.


GEDCOM Note

"John was an ardent suitor of Brigitta, and went to the Cock house about midnight on Christmas 1684 where he gained entrance to her chamber by pulling a plank off the house. He got into bed with Brigitta, and since it was crowded, her two sisters withdrew and lay all night on the floor. John was indicted for his action, and the verdict of the jury was that he should marry Brigitta before she delivered, or maintain the child. They were each fined L(pounds) 10, and they married sometime later after the birth of their first child.(45) John's father gave him a tract of land in Gloucester County in New Jersey on the Little Mantua Creek, adjacent to land held by his brother Gunnar, and it was here that John and Brigitta made their home. Brigitta Rambo died 21 Aug 1726 and is buried in the churchyard at Raccoon.no proof that this is John's wife(743),, p. 298) John Rambo Sr. was buried there 17 Oct 1741 at the age of 80.(49),, pp. 328, 330),(576),, p. 28) Only four of his children were named in his will: John, Peter, Gabriel, and Deborah, but their other children were named in the Gloria Dei Church Records. John Rambo was a Deputy to the West Jersey Assembly in 1697, and with the Governor, members of the Council, and fellow representatives, including kinsmen Peter Mattson, signed the agreement to uphold the authority of the King against all enemies.(40),, 146, 380) On the 12th of May 1701, he signed a petition to the King drawn up by the Council and House of Representatives to confirm Col. Andrew Hamilton as governor. John Rambo was a justice on the Gloucester County court, 1695-98, 1711-16 and 1724-27." " (http://members.aol.com/mcemmert/rambo2.txt)

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John Gunnarsson Rambo's Timeline

1661
1661
Kingsessing, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Colonial America
1685
November 15, 1685
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America
1689
October 4, 1689
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Colony of Pennsylvania, British Colonial America
1691
January 23, 1691
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Colony of Pennsylvania, British Colonial America
April 2, 1691
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1692
July 6, 1692
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA, United States
1694
January 6, 1694
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, Deptford Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States
1695
May 5, 1695
Gloucester, New Jersey, British Colonial America