Carl Evert Nathorst (also Charles E. Nathurst, Natthorst), (20 June 1861 - 1945), was a Swedish soldier, living in the Philippines from 1898 to his death in 1945. Carl was the son of Hjalmar Nathorst and Marie Charlotte Mathilda af Georgii. One of his brothers was Alfred Gabriel Nathorst. He was born in Ödeborgs socken, Dalsland but after just a few months the whole family moved to Alnarp in Scania (Skåne). Carl travelled to Scotland around 1880 to study agronomy, which was the profession of his father. He was in Scotland for 1,5 years. After that he emigrated to the United States in 1882 as a 21-year-old. He worked within the railways for a while. When the Spanish-American War broke out in 1898, he was accepted as a volunteer in The 13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. When the unit returne
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| - Carl Evert Nathorst (also Charles E. Nathurst, Natthorst), (20 June 1861 - 1945), was a Swedish soldier, living in the Philippines from 1898 to his death in 1945. Carl was the son of Hjalmar Nathorst and Marie Charlotte Mathilda af Georgii. One of his brothers was Alfred Gabriel Nathorst. He was born in Ödeborgs socken, Dalsland but after just a few months the whole family moved to Alnarp in Scania (Skåne). Carl travelled to Scotland around 1880 to study agronomy, which was the profession of his father. He was in Scotland for 1,5 years. After that he emigrated to the United States in 1882 as a 21-year-old. He worked within the railways for a while. When the Spanish-American War broke out in 1898, he was accepted as a volunteer in The 13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. When the unit returne (en)
- Carl Evert Nathorst, senare Nathurst, född 20 juni 1861 på Dagsholm i Ödeborgs socken, död i februari 1945 i Manila, var en svensk-amerikansk militär. Carl Nathorst var son till Hjalmar Nathorst. Han reste som ung till Skottland för att studera jordbruk men begav sig 1882 till USA, där han till en början hade anställning som järnvägsarbetare. När spansk-amerikanska kriget bröt ut antogs han som volontär vid The 13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry och deltog med utmärkelse i striderna på Filippinerna. Hans regemente återvände 1899 till USA, men Nathorst stannade kvar och slog sig ned som guldgrävare på Luzon. Tillsammans med några kamrater lyckades han utvinna guld för 13.000 dollar och satsade pengarna på ett nytt vaskningsföretag men misslyckades. Nathorst blev på nytt militär och var bland (sv)
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| - Carl Evert Nathorst (also Charles E. Nathurst, Natthorst), (20 June 1861 - 1945), was a Swedish soldier, living in the Philippines from 1898 to his death in 1945. Carl was the son of Hjalmar Nathorst and Marie Charlotte Mathilda af Georgii. One of his brothers was Alfred Gabriel Nathorst. He was born in Ödeborgs socken, Dalsland but after just a few months the whole family moved to Alnarp in Scania (Skåne). Carl travelled to Scotland around 1880 to study agronomy, which was the profession of his father. He was in Scotland for 1,5 years. After that he emigrated to the United States in 1882 as a 21-year-old. He worked within the railways for a while. When the Spanish-American War broke out in 1898, he was accepted as a volunteer in The 13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. When the unit returned to the United States in August 1899, Nathorst choose to stay in the Philippines and tried to find gold on the island of Luzon. Successful at first, this endeavour soon turned into an economic failure. On September 23, 1908, he was elevated to the rank of major and on July 9, 1914, he was made a lieutenant-colonel and assistant chief of Constabulary. He was promoted to a full colonelcy on May 15, 1917. In 1901, he was appointed second lieutenant in the Philippine Constabulary, where he became one of the leaders in organizing the United States gendarmerie. The constabulary assisted the United States military in combating the remaining irreconcilable revolutionaries following the March 23 capture of General Emilio Aguinaldo and his April 1 pledge of allegiance to the United States. Nathorst served with distinction in the Cordillera and was organizing the combating and was negotiating peace agreements with the warring highlanders. In 1927 he became head of the Philippine Police Corps with the rank of brigadier general. In 1932 he left active service, retired and lived in Manila with his wife Lillian Gwinne Trego and daughter. When the Japanese occupied the Philippines in 1942, he was captured and put into prison. After the Americans had started the campaign to defeat the Japanese, Nathorst, his wife and daughter were burnt to death in 1945 in conjunction with the Manila massacre. In 1934 Nathorst visited Stockholm and donated collections to the Museum of Ethnography. There are also collections from Nathorst at the Museum of World Culture, Gothenburg, and at Malmö museer that were donated already in 1907. (en)
- Carl Evert Nathorst, senare Nathurst, född 20 juni 1861 på Dagsholm i Ödeborgs socken, död i februari 1945 i Manila, var en svensk-amerikansk militär. Carl Nathorst var son till Hjalmar Nathorst. Han reste som ung till Skottland för att studera jordbruk men begav sig 1882 till USA, där han till en början hade anställning som järnvägsarbetare. När spansk-amerikanska kriget bröt ut antogs han som volontär vid The 13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry och deltog med utmärkelse i striderna på Filippinerna. Hans regemente återvände 1899 till USA, men Nathorst stannade kvar och slog sig ned som guldgrävare på Luzon. Tillsammans med några kamrater lyckades han utvinna guld för 13.000 dollar och satsade pengarna på ett nytt vaskningsföretag men misslyckades. Nathorst blev på nytt militär och var bland annat med om att slå ned ett uppror på Tahiti. 1901 utnämndes han till andre löjtnant i polisväsendet i Manila, där han blev en av de ledande vid organiserandet av USA:s gendarmeri. Han deltog i pacificeringen av de filippinska självständighetssträvandena och organiserade 1906–1907 fälttåget mot huvudjägarstammarna på öarna. 1927 blev han chef över poliskåren på Filippinerna med brigadgenerals rang. 1932 lämnade han aktiv tjänst. Som pensionerad levde han i Manila. När japanerna ockuperade Filippinerna 1942, kom han i japansk fångenskap. Han innebrändes tillsammans med sin hustru och dotter i fångbaracken när japanerna efter den amerikanska landstigningen satte eld på staden. Nathorst donerade etnografiska samlingar till svenska etnografiska museer. (sv)
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