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Ephraim Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1765 - 1813
MyHeritage Family TreesEphraim Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1760 - 1765
MyHeritage Family TreesJohannes Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1755 - 1768
MyHeritage Family TreesJohannes Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1768 - 1781
MyHeritage Family TreesEphraim Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1760 - 1765
MyHeritage Family TreesJohannes Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1755 - 1768
MyHeritage Family TreesJohannes (Johan) Johansson "Johansson" Wång, 1768 - 1781
MyHeritage Family TreesSamuel Johansson "Johansson" Wång, born 1763
MyHeritage Family TreesSamuel Johansson "Johansson" Wång, born 1763
MyHeritage Family TreesEfraim Johansson Vång, 1765 - 1813
Geni World Family TreeDavid Johansson Wång, 1725 - 1789
Geni World Family TreeJohannes Johansson Wång, 1768 - 1781
Geni World Family TreeJohannes Johansson Wång, 1755 - 1768
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The first name Johansson is of Scandinavian origin, specifically derived from the patronymic surname "Johansson," which means "son of Johan." Johan itself is a variant of the name John, which has Hebrew roots, meaning "God is gracious." This name has been prevalent in Sweden and other Nordic countries, where patronymic naming conventions were historically common, indicating lineage and familial ties. The name Johansson reflects characteristics of strength and resilience, often associated with the hardworking nature of those who bore it in agrarian societies. Variations of the name can be found across different cultures, such as Johnson in English-speaking countries, which carries the same meaning, and variations like Jonsson or Jönsson in other Scandinavian regions. Each variation maintains the essence of the original name while adapting to local linguistic nuances.
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