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Anna Andersdotter

Birth21 Feb 1725 - Almhogden, Ramsberg, Orebro, Sweden
Death1799 - Ramsberg, Orebro lan, Sweden
MotherCherstin (Chierstin) Marchusdotter (Marcusdotter)
FatherAnders Ersson

Born in Almhogden, Ramsberg, Orebro, Sweden on 21 Feb 1725 to Anders Ersson and Cherstin (Chierstin) Marchusdotter (Marcusdotter). Anna Andersdotter married Anders Hansson Nyström and had 4 children. She passed away on 1799 in Ramsberg, Orebro lan, Sweden.

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Anders Ersson
1713 - 1787
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Cherstin (Chierstin) Marchusdotter (Marcusdotter)
1699 - 1760
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Anders Hansson Nyström
1730 - 1811
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Johan Nyström
1754 - 1814
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Anders Andersson Nyström
1752 - 1752
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Margareta Andersdotter Nystrom
1771 - Unknown
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Anders Andersson Nyström
1764 - 1824

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