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Anna Andersdotter

Birth23 Sep 1742 - Fornby, Stora Tuna, Kopparberg, Sweden
Death26 Aug 1796 - Hjärpbo Ovanbro, Stora Tuna, Kopparberg, Sweden
MotherAnna Persdotter
FatherAnders Hansson

Born in Fornby, Stora Tuna, Kopparberg, Sweden on 23 Sep 1742 to Anders Hansson and Anna Persdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Erik Isaksson and had 5 children. She passed away on 26 Aug 1796 in Hjärpbo Ovanbro, Stora Tuna, Kopparberg, Sweden.

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Anders Hansson
1706 - 1757
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Anna Persdotter
1705 - 1783
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Erik Isaksson
1753 - 1814
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Erik Hansson
1738 - 1821
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Erik Ersson
1782 - 1819
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Anders Ersson
1771 - 1822
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Anna Ersdotter
1766 - 1803
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Anders Ersson
1768 - 1768
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Sara Ersdotter
1777 - 1782

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