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Anders Andersson

Birth20 december 1706 - Glifså torp, Ramsberg, Örebro, Sverige
Death8 October 1776 - Ramsberg, Örebro Län, Sweden
MotherCatarina (Carin) (Catharina) Ersson
FatherNot Available

Born in Glifså torp, Ramsberg, Örebro, Sverige on 20 december 1706 to Catarina (Carin) (Catharina) Ersson. Anders Andersson had 7 children. He passed away on 8 October 1776 in Ramsberg, Örebro Län, Sweden.

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Catarina (Carin) (Catharina) Ersson
1687 - 1714
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Karin Andersdotter (109)
1739 - 1823
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Lars Andersson
1734 - Unknown
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Anna Andersson
1738 - 1795
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Anna Andersdotter
1736 - 1737
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Lars Andersson
1744 - Unknown
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Anders Andersson
1741 - Unknown
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Chatarina Andersdotter
1740 - Unknown

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