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Anna Andersdotter

Birth8 Dec 1733 - Vad, Soderbarke, Kpprbr, Sweden
Death17 Dec 1805 - Danskbo, Söderbärke, Dalarna, Sweden
MotherElisabeth Ersson
FatherAnders Jacobsson

Born in Vad, Soderbarke, Kpprbr, Sweden on 8 Dec 1733 to Anders Jacobsson and Elisabeth Ersson. Anna Andersdotter married Anders Andersson Danelius and had 6 children. She passed away on 17 Dec 1805 in Danskbo, Söderbärke, Dalarna, Sweden.

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Anders Jacobsson
1707 - 1758
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Elisabeth Ersson
1707 - 1773
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Anders Andersson Danelius
1737 - 1799
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Pehr Andersson
1763 - 1832
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Jan Andersson Danelius
1769 - 1830
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Anders Andersson
1758 - Unknown
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Jacob Andersson
1761 - Unknown
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Lisa Andersson
1770 - Unknown
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Maria Jansdotter
1774 - 1841

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