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Amalia Andersdotter

Birth05 APR 1852 - Skär, Skee, Göteborg and Bohus
Death11 MAR 1924 - Tånga, Skee, Göteborg och Bohus
MotherDorotha Olsdotter
FatherAnders Martin Hansson

Born in Skär, Skee, Göteborg and Bohus on 05 APR 1852 to Anders Martin Hansson and Dorotha Olsdotter. Amalia Andersdotter married Gustaf Adolf Lilliebielke and had 7 children. She passed away on 11 MAR 1924 in Tånga, Skee, Göteborg och Bohus.

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Anders Martin Hansson
1826 - 1907
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Dorotha Olsdotter
1825 - 1909
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Gustaf Adolf Lilliebielke
1849 - 1933
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Gustaf Adolph Liljebladh
Unknown - Unknown
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Carl (Lilliebielke) Gustavson
1881 - 1964
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Johan Hartvig Liljebjelke
1883 - 1960
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Hjalmar Leonard Lilliebielke
1878 - 1948
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Hildur Lilliebjelke
1895 - 1991
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Alfrida Dorotea Lilliebjelke
1886 - 1983
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Anna Charlotta Lilliebjelke
1889 - 1982
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Gustaf Sigvard Lilliebjelke
1909 - 2002

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