Anna Nordlander
Anna Catharina Nordlander( 28 October 1843, Skellefteå – 26 February 1879, Härnösand), was a Swedish painter.
She is known for her portraits and her depictions of genre- nature- and folk life: she is counted as a pioneer in illustration the life of the Forest Sami.
Karl-Sören Hedlund
Karl- Sören" Kalle" Hedlund( born January 28, 1938) is a retired ice hockey forward.
He's known for being a member of the" Mosquito Line" on Skellefteå AIK together with Anders Andersson and Eilert Määttä.
While both Andersson and Määttä won World Championships gold, Kalle's highest accolade was a bronze medal in 1958.
Marianne Andersson
Marianne Andersson( born 26 May 1942) is a Swedish Centre Party politician and economist.
She was born in Vårgårda to farmer Erik Andersson and Thea Andersson, and married Ivan Andersson in 1963.
She graduated as economist from the Gothenburg School of Business, Economics and Law in 1981.
She served as a member of the Riksdag from 1985 to 2002.
She joined the board of the Right Livelihood Award foundation from 2004.
Anna Catharina Zenger
Anna Catharina Zenger( – 1751) was an American publisher and the first woman to publish a newspaper in America.
Her family having fled the Pfalz region of Germany, she was born Anna Catharina Maul around 1704, possibly in England or in the Netherlands.
Her family moved through Rotterdam to England and on to New York City in 1710, where she grew up, eventually marrying a member of the same refugee group, John Peter Zenger.
The couple married on 11 September 1722 in Manhattan's Dutch Reformed Church.
Her husband had worked for New York printer William Bradford, advancing from an indentured servant, to a journeyman, and eventually becoming Bradford's partner in 1725.
After publishing an unremarkable Dutch language book about the reformed church, the partnership dissolved and John established his own printing business.
John specialized in Dutch religious and academic texts until, in 1732, he was caught up in a political scandal.
That year William Cosby became the colony's new governor, and, in responsive to his perceived capriciousness, an opposition party was formed and Zenger was hired to publish their tracts and pamphlets.
As their conflict with the governor intensified, the opposition founded a newspaper, the" New- York Weekly Journal", with John Zenger as the editor, publisher and printer.
( In actuality, Zenger was only responsible for printing; the influential lawyer James Alexander was responsible for the paper's tone and content.)
In 1734, Cosby retaliated against the paper, ordering four issues to be burned in public, and John Zenger was arrested for seditious libel.
John Zenger, unable to meet bail requirements, ultimately spent more than eight months imprisoned, and during this time Anna Catharina took over his publishing duties.
Her level of control over the newspaper during this time is unclear.
She is known to have regularly visited her husband in jail and took instructions from him regarding the publication.
Author Kent Cooper proposed that, during John's imprisonment, Anna Catharina had editorial control and wrote articles for the paper, but other historians believe that the paper's content was provided by well- educated opposition members.
On John's release in 1735, he resumed control of the paper and printing business.
Eleven years later, after her husband's death, Anna Catharina once again took responsibility for running both operations.
She continued to publish the paper weekly, including a modest section of advertisements, along with other publications, including an annual almanac, and the printing shop also sold books and stationery.
In 1748 she gave control of the printing business to her stepson, John Zenger, Jr., and moved to a rural area outside of the city where she opened a small bookstore.
She died in 1751.
Anna Catharina Wedderkopf
Anna Catharina Wedderkopf( 20 December 1715 – 14 March 1786) was a German businesswoman, consultant and feminist.
Anna Catharina Widerberg
Anna Catharina
Widerberg née" Widebäck" or" Widebeck"( 1765- 1824), was a Swedish stage actress and singer.
She was engaged at the" Comediehuset" in Gothenburg, which was the only permanent theater stage in 18th- century Sweden outside of the capital of Stockholm, in 1782- 90.
She was a star actor and alongside Andreas Widerberg one of the theater's main attractions.
Not just an actress but also a singer, it was reportedly she and Andreas Widerberg which made it possible for the director Johan von Blanc to stage opera at the theater, otherwise at that point only possible in Stockholm.
In 1783, she and Andreas Widerberg starred in the French operetta" Annette et Lubin" by Jean- François Marmontel, which introduced opera at the Gothenburg stage with great success, and the same season, Anna Catharina and Andreas Widerberg announced their engagement in the press to the audience with a poem, in which it was stated that the income from the performance had been granted them as a wedding gift.
In 1790, Anna Catharina Widerberg accompanied her spouse to Stockholm after he had been engaged there at the Royal Dramatic Theatre, but does not seem to have been active as an actor herself after this.
The couple divorced in 1806.
She was the mother of several children, most notably Henriette Widerberg.
Tintin Anderzon
Anna Catharina Tintin Anderzon,( born 29 April 1964), is a Swedish actress and daughter of actress Kim Anderzon.
Sigurd Andersson
Karl Sigurd Andersson( 18 July 1926 – 5 February 2009) was a Swedish cross -country skier who won a bronze medal in the 4×10 km relay at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo.
Andersson was lumberjack by profession.
He won his first skiing medal in 1946, at the junior district championships.
In 1950 he finished third in the 15 km race at the national senior championships and was included into the national team.
He won his only national title in 1952, in the relay.
Morten Leuch
Morten Leuch( 15 April 1732 – 24 January 1768) was a Norwegian timber trader and landowner.
He was born in Christiania; the son of merchant Peter Mortensen Leuch and Anna Catharina Hellesen.
Leuch was the owner of Bogstad Estate, which he inherited in 1756.
He married Mathia Collett in 1758.
Christian Braunmann Tullin wrote the poem" Maidagen" to their wedding.
After his death, his wife married landowner Bernt Anker.
Anna Catharina Materna
Anna Catharina Materna(" née" von der Lühe)( 1731 – 1757) was a Danish actor and playwright.
She belonged to the first pioneer- troupe of actors at the Royal Danish Theatre, and later became one of the first female playwrights to have her plays performed there.

Question: Do Sigurd Andersson and Anna Catharina Materna share the same nationality?
Answer: no