Andreas (Andrew) Andersson

Birth9 JUN 1803 - Mellangården Mellby, Stora Mellby, Västra Götaland, Sweden

Death24 OCT 1885 - Mellangården Mellby, Stora Mellby, Västra Götaland, Sweden

MotherAnna Chatarina Bengtsdotter

FatherAndreas Andersson

Born in Mellangården Mellby, Stora Mellby, Västra Götaland, Sweden on 9 JUN 1803 to Andreas Andersson and Anna Chatarina Bengtsdotter. Andreas (Andrew) Andersson married Anna Hansdotter and had 10 children. He passed away on 24 OCT 1885 in Mellangården Mellby, Stora Mellby, Västra Götaland, Sweden.

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Parents

Andreas Andersson
1749 - 1806

Anna Chatarina Bengtsdotter
1771 - 1810

Spouse(s)

Anna Hansdotter
1804 - 1882

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Britta Andreasdotter
1839 - Unknown

Anna Cathrina Andersdotter
1833 - 1913

Annika Andreasdotter
1829 - 1902

Anders Andreasson
1827 - 1909

Maja Andreasdotter
1842 - Unknown

Ingrid Andreasson
1844 - Unknown

Sven Andreasson
1848 - 1850

Hans Andreasson
1836 - 1838

Anna Andreasdotter
1831 - 1832

Britta Andreasson
1836 - 1836

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