The Kullberg Family Union aims to gather the ancestors of Per Emil Gustafsson (1858-1945) and his wife Christina Mathilda (1860-1927), who lived in Högsby, Småland, Sweden. It's a non-profit association managed by a formal board, whose members are elected at least each fourth year (mostly each third), and at the same time a big re-union is held. The board is, among other tasks, responsible for maintaining the historical family database, and research shows that the family can be traced back to the 13th century (and even further actually), and the family stems from some of the ancient, Northern European kings from these days.

There are relatives living in the U.S. - the two oldest children of Per Emil and Christina Mathilda emigrated - and we, of course, pay lots of effort in trying to keep in touch with their families and make them feel welcome to join the re-unions too !

From September 2017, other relatives than those directly stemming from Per-Emil Gustafsson can be invited as members. The intention is to enable descendants to Per-Emil's and Christina Mathilda's siblings to join the union.

To get in touch with us, please send an e-mail to:

The above buttons "Karl" , "Edla" etc represent the children of Per Emil and Christina Mathilda. The texts in these pages are mainly in Swedish, but partly also in English. The button "Släktbok" works in the same way but starts on Per Emil himself. The pages "Album" and "Föreningen" also have some texts both in Swedish and English. Please let us know if there are any texts in the web pages you would like to have translated.

Click here to see a presentation of the Berg/Bergman families in the U.S.