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Anders Olofsson

Birth10 Apr 1718 - Runsås, Bjurtjärn, Värmland, Sweden
Death22 Jan 1792 - Runsås, Bjurtjärn, Värmland, Sweden
MotherIngrid Håkansdotter
FatherOlof Johansson

Born in Runsås, Bjurtjärn, Värmland, Sweden on 10 Apr 1718 to Olof Johansson and Ingrid Håkansdotter. Anders Olofsson married Kerstin Matsdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 22 Jan 1792 in Runsås, Bjurtjärn, Värmland, Sweden.

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Olof Johansson
1683 - 1755
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Ingrid Håkansdotter
1682 - 1752
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Kerstin Matsdotter
1726 - Unknown
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Lars Andersson
1757 - 1824
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Johan Andersson
1747 - 1820
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Anders Andersson
1755 - 1826
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Olof Andersson
1748 - Unknown
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Peter Andersson
1751 - Unknown
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Olof Andersson Nyqvist
1748 - 1753

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