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Erik Johansson Haapapuro (Kejsar) Finnish: Erkki Juhonpoika Haapapuro (Kejsar), Swedish: Erik Johansson

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Hi, I need help finding a link between Erik Johansson and a DNA match that I can't link up for the life of me. This has been something I've been looking at for over 3 years and I don't know how to solve it. Help and guidance are much appreciated.

I'm at the point where I think Erik Johansson Haapapuro (Kejsar) had a son Henry Erik (John Henry) Eriksson born around 1857 or 1858 in Karstula, Vassa, Finland. Dec 1857, he migrated from Norberga, Finland to the USA where he married and had a family. A link to a certificate of his travel is attached.

https://www.ancestry.com.au/sharing/10372109?mark=7b22746f6b656e223...

This link in my tree is baffling and I need help please to join the dots. Matti Pietari Haapapuro the DNA match to me is your 3rd cousin
Thank you for your help.

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DNA Match: Elaine A Erikson
Shared DNA: 0.8% (59.5‎ cM)

Between July 22, 1855, and September 27, 1861, there are roughly 2,260 days. Given a typical pregnancy lasts about 9 months (or approximately 280 days), a woman could theoretically have around 8 full-term pregnancies during this period.

Since you already know of two babies being born, it's possible for up to six more babies to have been born in that time frame. But wow, imagine managing that many little ones in such a short time. You could think Henry would fit somewhere in between those dates.

I think he is in this certificate

https://astia.narc.fi/uusiastia/viewer/?fileId=5858170750&ainei...

Which is attached to Erik. Could have been there all along. Can you please confirm if I'm correct and on the right track.
Thank you.

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