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Anna Andersdotter

Birth16 May 1797 - Trollenäs, Skåne, Sverige
Death07 Mar 1841 - Trollenäs, Skåne, Sverige
MotherMargretha Jonsdotter
FatherAnders Larsson

Born in Trollenäs, Skåne, Sverige on 16 May 1797 to Anders Larsson and Margretha Jonsdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Ola Jonsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 07 Mar 1841 in Trollenäs, Skåne, Sverige.

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Parents
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Anders Larsson
1771 - 1840
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Margretha Jonsdotter
1765 - Unknown
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Ola Jonsson
1791 - Unknown
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Margareta Olsdotter
1818 - Unknown
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Karna Danielsdotter
1838 - 1924
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Ola Olsson
1836 - Unknown
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Jöns Olsson
1822 - Unknown
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Anders Olsson
1820 - Unknown
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Ola Olsson
1824 - 1829
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Per Olsson
1827 - Unknown

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