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Anna Andersdotter

Birth1695 - Sörfors, Umeå lf
Death24 mars 1769 - Berg, Umeå lf
MotherBarbro Larsdotter
FatherAnders Nilsson

Born in Sörfors, Umeå lf on 1695 to Anders Nilsson and Barbro Larsdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Mikael Jonsson Klöverman Carlman and had 7 children. She passed away on 24 mars 1769 in Berg, Umeå lf.

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Parents
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Anders Nilsson
1669 - 1739
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Barbro Larsdotter
1680 - 1750
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Mikael Jonsson Klöverman Carlman
1699 - 1743
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Margeta Mickelsdotter
1727 - 1810
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Jonas Mikaelsson
1728 - 1740
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Malin Mikaelsdtr
1735 - Unknown
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Nils Mikaelsson
1732 - Unknown
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Anna Christina Mikaelsdtr
1725 - Unknown
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Catharina Mikaelsdtr
1722 - Unknown
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Anders Mikaelsson
1730 - Unknown

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