(1) Hij is getrouwd met Johanna Catharina Bedloo.
Noot diverse huwelijke "Dahlberg" vonden plaats, maar de preciese relatie met het genoemde echtpaar Carl en Johanna Catharina is in de meeste gevallen niet duidelijk. Meer onderzoek is nodig om dit op te helderen:
Trouwregister (Gereformeerden 1751 -1801)
Familienaam manFamilienaam vrouwDatum ondertrouw
BaalenDahlberg1791-07-22
DahlbergBedloo1751-03-13
GootenaarDahlberg1769-03-03
MellinghuysenDahlberg1757-05-15
OfarreleDahlberg1801-04-17
PommaresDahlberg1787-11-16
Toestemming voor het huwelijk is 13 maart 1751 verkregen te Paramaribo, Paramaribo, Suriname.Bron 6
Kind(eren):
Kind(eren):
http://linnaeus.nrm.se/zool/sok/dahlberg.htm :
"Carl Gustaf Dahlberg
The fullest biographic information available on Carl Gustaf Dahlberg is that provided by Paulin (1951: pp. 95-102). There seems to be no portrait available.
Dahlberg must have been born in 1721 or late 1720.
It seems like Dahlberg participated in the Swedish war on Russia in Finland 1741-1743. He received much merit for action during an internal revolt in Stockholm in 1743, while serving as an artillery trainee. He later entered Dutch service, became lieutenant-colonel and married a Dutch widow (in 1746 apparently) through whom he acquired considerable land and plantations in Surinam, making him a man of extraordinary wealth.
Dahlberg visited Sweden in 1754-1755, carrying with him considerable zoological and botanical collections, apparently from Surinam, which he presented to King Adolf Fredrik and which were then exhibited in the Drottningholm Castle according to Paulin. It seems unlikely that this material was included in Museum Adolphi Friderici volume I (1754), but some specimens may have been used for the second volume (1764).
Dahlberg sponsored Daniel Rolander's travel and stay in Surinam in 1755-1756. Also Charles de Geer provided financial support to Rolander.
Dahlberg visited Sweden in 1762 and brought natural history collections with him.
In 1771 Dahlberg came with his wife to Amsterdam, returning to Surinam at the turn of the year 1775-1776. On this occasion he obviously sent a large collection of plants in spirits-of-wine to the king of Sweden. Adolf Fredrik, however, died in 1771, and was succeeded by his son, Gustaf III, who did not take any interest in natural history.
Dahlberg received the Order of the Sword (svärdsorden) from Sweden on 27 November 1775.
Dahlberg and his wife celebrated their Silver Wedding in Surinam on March 27, 1776.
Dahlberg occurs in Linnaeus's letters, as donor of scientific collections to the king as well as to institutions under Linnaeus. The 1771 donation was obviously forwarded to Linnaeus.
Dahlberg died on 6 December 1781 in Surinam, aged 60. He was then Supreme Court judge in Surinam.
The plant Dahlbergia is named for Carl Gustaf Dahlberg."
Voor naamdragers Dahlberg in Suriname zie ook: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/surinaamsegenealogie/achtergrond-informatie-t1821.html
Oudschans Dentz [p. 279] concludeert:
"Eenige jaren geleden woonden er in Suriname nog enkele kleurlingen met den naam Dahlberg, die misschien van den Zweedschen Dahlberg afstammen. Zekerheid bestaat daarover niet."
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