ANDREAS Andersson

Birth8 juni 1792 - Humlebotten, Stora Mellby, Älvsborgs län Västergötland, Sverige

Death7 Nov 1844 - Hökedalen, Stora Mellby, Älvsborgs län Västergötland, Sverige

MotherKJERSTIN Andersdotter

FatherANDERS Olofsson

Born in Humlebotten, Stora Mellby, Älvsborgs län Västergötland, Sverige on 8 juni 1792 to ANDERS Olofsson and KJERSTIN Andersdotter. ANDREAS Andersson married Britta Svensdotter and had 10 children. He passed away on 7 Nov 1844 in Hökedalen, Stora Mellby, Älvsborgs län Västergötland, Sverige.

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Parents

Anders Olofsson
1755 - 1818

Kjerstin Andersdotter
1760 - 1827

Spouse(s)

Britta Svensdotter
1802 - 1867

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Britta Andreasdotter
1822 - 1867

Anna Andreasdotter
1821 - 1885

Elisabeth Andreasdotter
1836 - Unknown

Annicka Andreasdotter
1825 - 1828

Annicka Andreasdotter
1833 - 1891

Anders Andersson
1828 - 1907

Johannes Andersson Andreasson
1839 - 1902

Augusta Andreasdotter
1845 - 1853

Gustaf Andreasson
1842 - Unknown

Carl Anderasson
1830 - Unknown

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