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I am seeking information about the Tuohino family. My records in Finland end with the death of Maria Johanintr Tuohino, born Jan. 10, 1832 in Kempele, died Jan. 23, 1906 in Rantsila. She is my great great grandmother. Her daughter, Anna Liisa was married to my great grandfather Jacob Lukkarila. The emigrated to the U.S. sometime in the 1890s with their daughter Jennie.

Siblings: [born, baptized, parents, mother's age, child's name]
18.3.1821 22.3.1821 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sophia Greta
12.9.1822 14.9.1822 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sophia 27 Brita Christina
16.4.1824 19.4.1824 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sophia - Elisabeth
15.1.1826 18.1.1826 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sophia Brita
23.5.1827 27.5.1827 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sophia Johannes
24.9.1829 27.9.1829 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sofia Henrik
15.1.1832 18.1.1832 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sofia 34 Maria
28.3.1833 1.4.1833 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sofia 36 Zacharias
24.5.1834 29.5.1834 Bd. Johan Tuohino Sofia 37 Samuel
Parents married:
24.7.1820 Bd. Johan Tuohino Bd.d:rn Sophia Junttila

All this is freely available in http://www.genealogia.fi/hiski/
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Yes, thank you, I have found that information, but I do not find her marrage record there. I wondered whether the family moved to Rantsila but I do not find the Tuohino name listed in Hiski records in Rantsila.

However, I found her marriage record when I visited the Rantsila church several years ago. According to their records, she married Simon Johaninpka Äijälä tai Harju. Their daughter, my great grandmother, Anna Liisa, traveled to America with her husband Jacob Lukkarila, her brother Antti Äijälä and her cousin, a Tuohino. I was trying to find which family he came from. I did not think to ask when I visited the church. At the time it was a surprise to learn that Maria was originally from Kempele.

Hi. My research also led me to the rather complicated Tuohino families of Kempele. And, as if that were not enough, I also found myself looking into their relatives at Muhos! Two farms were established at Kempele: No. 6 owned by Lars Tuohino (1649-1741) and No. 7 by Anders Tuohino in the 1600s. Your names appear in the No. 6 farm, with the descendents of Lars often using the name Samuel - hence Johan Samuelsson (b.1796) who married Sophia Junttila.

Unfortunately I cannot answer your question about which Tuohino went to America. My interest in the Tuohinos has waned somewhat since I discovered that the Tuohino family of interest actually came to Kempele from the Kaakinen farm at Tyrnävä in 1853. However, now that I know your interest I will keep on looking.