Salomo Heikki Heinonen

   Another name for Salomo was Henry.

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History
In the beginning of 17th century people of Kuhmo were part of parishes of Kajaani and Oulujarvi. Kuhmo became a municipality in 1865 and was known by the name Kuhmoniemi until 1937 when the name was shortened to Kuhmo. Kuhmo gained city rights in 1986.

During 19th century tar burning and burn-beating were economically essential to Kuhmo. In the year 1900 tar production in Kuhmo was highest in Finland, at 1.6 million litres.

The Winter War is an important event in the history of Kuhmo. During the war Kuhmo was bombarded 48 times and ground battles took place as near as ten kilometers from the center of the town. After the war Kuhmo kept its eastern borderline unchanged in accordance with the Moscow Peace Treaty, thus having an unchanged borderline for 400 years straight since the Treaty of Tyavzino of 1595.

Kuhmo is well known for its Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival which is held annually. The festival was founded in 1970 by cellist Seppo Kimanen and a small group of friends. A book on this subject was published in 2006

http://home.metrocast.net/~dcpulkinen/f84.html#f4309

Salomon Heinonen and Auno Lovisa Pulkkinen

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Husband Salomon Heinonen 398
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Born: 20 May 1859 398
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Wife Auno Lovisa Pulkkinen
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Born: 11 Jan 1855 - Lentua 54 Savilahti, Kuhmo, Finland 10
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Father: Anders Pulkkinen (1828- )
Mother: Agneta Polvinen (1826-1865)

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Children
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1 F Elsa Magdalena Heinonen 5
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Born: 28 Jun 1880 - Lammaspera, Kuhmo, Finland 5
Christened: 10 Jul 1880 5
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2 F Kaisa Maria Heinonen 5,398
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Born: 5 Mar 1882 - Lammaspera 17, Kuhmo, Finland 5,398
Christened: 26 Mar 1882 5
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3 M Konstantin Heinonen 5,398
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Born: 20 Mar 1884 - Lammaspera 17, Kuhmo, Finland 5,398
Christened: 6 Apr 1884 5
Died: 21 Jun 1885 - Lammaspera 17, Kuhmo, Finland 398
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4 M Kalle Heikki Heinonen 5
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Born: 10 May 1887 - Lammaspera 39, Kuhmo, Finland 5
Christened: 5 Jun 1887 5
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5 M Esko Vihtori Heinonen 5
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Born: 15 Aug 1892 - Lammaspera 39, Kuhmo, Finland 5
Christened: 3 Sep 1892 5
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Salomo married Auno Loviisa Pulkkinen, daughter of Anders Pulkkinen and Agneta Polvinen, on 26 Dec 1879 in Kuhmo, Oulun Laani, Finland. (Auno Loviisa Pulkkinen was born on 11 Jan 1855 in Kuhmo, Oulun Laani, Finland and died on 25 Jul 1912 in Kuhmo, Oulun Laani, Finland.)

Salomo next married Esteri Karppinen. (Esteri Karppinen was born on 26 Feb 1875 and died on 27 May 1943 in Kuhmo Finland.)