1925-1929 Bröllopsfoto av Bagare Bernhard och Viola Norell. brudparet, bröllopsgäster och präst. Utanför nuvarande Eva Genborgs gård. Översta raden från vänster. Nummer 2, Valter Nordén, 3:a från höger Stina Eriksson-Sörlin Mittenraden: Kyrkoherde Wahlberg, Viola och Bernhard Norell, Nederstaraden sittande från vänster: Nummer 1, Hildur Hamberg-Nordén, Längst till höger Erik Sörlin (bryggeriägare i Långsele) Gift i slutet av 1920-talet. Bernhard hade bageri i Nordsjö. Det Bageriet kom man ihåg, fick alltid en Kubb av de.

Viola and Bernhard Norell and their wedding guests in Långsele, Sollefteå, Västernorrland, Sweden. The image was taken on the property currently owned by Eva Genborgs.

Top row from the left: Number 2, Walter Nordén, 3rd from right Stina Eriksson-Sörlin. Middle row: Pastor David Emanuel Wahlberg (1882-1949), Viola and Bernhard Norell, Nederstaraden seated from left: Number 1, Hildur Hamberg-Nordén, Far right Erik Sörlin, a brewery owner in Långsele. Bernhard had a bakery on the North Sea.

• Reverend David Emanuel Wahlberg (1882-1949)
• Viola, the bride
• Bernhard Norell, the groom
• Hildur Emilia Hamberg (1905-1997)
• Erik Sörlin, a brewery owner in Långsele

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