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Anders Persson

Birth1800-03-12 - Ramundeboda, Örebro, Sverige
Death1865-03-28 - Ramundeboda, Örebro, Sverige
MotherSara Persdotter
FatherPeter Abrahamsson

Born in Ramundeboda, Örebro, Sverige on 1800-03-12 to Peter Abrahamsson and Sara Persdotter. Anders Persson married Lena Pettersdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 1865-03-28 in Ramundeboda, Örebro, Sverige.

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Peter Abrahamsson
1767 - Unknown
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Sara Persdotter
1771 - 1803
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Lena Pettersdotter
1805 - Unknown
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Carl Johan Andersson
1832 - Unknown
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Anders Vilhelm Andersson
1842 - 1901
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Maja Stina Andersdotter
1831 - 1831
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August Andersson
1848 - 1929
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Per Victor Andersson
1836 - 1860
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Johanna Matilda Andersdotter
1839 - 1844

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