Komstad
Dorp in Småland, Sweden From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
57.40173°N 14.60925°E / 57.40173; 14.60925
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Recent research tries to document that Jonas Bronck (c. 1600 – c. 1643), who gave name to The Bronx, New York, United States, was born in Komstad.[1][2][3][4]
Komstad was previously the location for the parish's Thing and was the main village in Västra Härad (western part of Njudung). But when the railroad was constructed in the 1860s, nearby Sävsjö became the new main town in the region.
External links
- Site in connection with Komstad and its region: Baltic lodge No.689, Vasa order of America
References
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