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Anders Persson

Birth15 Feb 1759 - Eda, Värmland
Death27 feb 1825 - Morast, Eda, Värmland, Sverige
MotherKarin Örjansdotter
FatherPer Andersson Söderström Gribb

Born in Eda, Värmland on 15 Feb 1759 to Per Andersson Söderström Gribb and Karin Örjansdotter. Anders Persson married Sigrid Nilsdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 27 feb 1825 in Morast, Eda, Värmland, Sverige.

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Per Andersson Söderström Gribb
1722 - Unknown
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Karin ÖRjansdotter
1725 - Unknown
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Sigrid Nilsdotter
1769 - 1837
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Nils ' Andersson
1800 - 1883
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Måns Andersson
1794 - Unknown
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Per Andersson
1792 - 1844
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Elin Andersdotter
1803 - 1888
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Karin Andersdotter
1797 - Unknown
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Kerstin Andersdotter
1806 - Unknown

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