Irving Carlson, 90 year old farmer from Minnesota, LifeBio

Irving Carlson picked potatoes, drove horses, milked cows, and went to a one-room schoolhouse. He remembers when the family got their first tractor. He shares about his Swedish ancestry, and passes along his advice and wisdom. Mr. Carlson took LifeBio's Real Stories of America: 10-Minute Biography Challenge.

[@loch70]

Tack för en bit av din historia Herr Irving Carlsson.

[@staciehahn9175]

I came across this interview, & truly enjoyed his stories!!

[@MarcelGomesPan]

Tack herr Carlson!
Mycket intressant!

[@Anna-vi7xr]

What an incredible man! Really interesting to hear about his Swedish ancestry. I myself have ancestors in Minnesota that emigrated from Sweden in the 1800 century. I hope to get to see them some day :).

[@oliversoderberg299]

Cheers from MN!

[@mauriziosant1658]

I hope he is still alive🌞
Hoppas han fortfarande lever.

[@Mardurenn]

inspiring, one of the last who lived in a family from the huge swedish emigration

[@meebula]

Tack sa mycket Irving

[@jessicabranscum79]

Researching ancestry. What Swedish migration?

[@annicaesplund6613]

The mass exodus of some 1.3 million Swedes to the United States, often young and healthy men and women, during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was due to the economic and social circumstances in Sweden.

[@christoffernilsson854]

He looks Swedish from south sweden, the tribe "Göter/Götar"

[@ericbhl6971]

what's the diffrence?

[@MightyForSure]

Intressann intervju

[@ericbhl6971]

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