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Anna Andersdotter

Birth06 Nov 1731 - Bjuräker, Gävleborg, Sweden
Death21 Apr 1807 - Tomta, Delsbo, Gävleborg, Sweden
MotherBrita Andersdotter
FatherAnders Karlsson Erkhans

Born in Bjuräker, Gävleborg, Sweden on 06 Nov 1731 to Anders Karlsson Erkhans and Brita Andersdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Jon Persson and had 6 children. She passed away on 21 Apr 1807 in Tomta, Delsbo, Gävleborg, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Karlsson Erkhans
1706 - 1773
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Brita Andersdotter
1706 - Unknown
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Jon Persson
1734 - 1788
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Per Jonsson Lod
1759 - 1832
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Brita Jonsdotter
1761 - 1796
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Kerstin Jonsdotter
1762 - Unknown
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Anna Jonsdotter
1771 - 1817
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Carl Jonsson
1774 - Unknown
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Anders Johansson
1773 - 1779

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