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Anna Andersdotter

Birth16 september 1735 - Nyäng, Husby-Rekarne, Södermanland, Sverige
Death23 juli 1808 - Susenberg, Husby-Rekarne, Södermanland, Sverige
MotherKerstin Johansdotter
FatherAnders Olofsson

Born in Nyäng, Husby-Rekarne, Södermanland, Sverige on 16 september 1735 to Anders Olofsson and Kerstin Johansdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Eric Nilsson and had 8 children. She passed away on 23 juli 1808 in Susenberg, Husby-Rekarne, Södermanland, Sverige.

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Parents
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Anders Olofsson
1705 - 1774
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Kerstin Johansdotter
1711 - 1796
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Eric Nilsson
1733 - 1778
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Jonas Eriksson
1729 - 1809
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Erik Lind Erson
1770 - 1834
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Maria Ersdotter
1764 - 1821
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Brita Ersdotter
1767 - Unknown
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Anna Ersdotter
1761 - Unknown
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Anders Eriksson
1773 - 1835
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Kjerstin Eriksdotter
1759 - Unknown
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Lisa Ersdotter
1775 - Unknown
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Nils Eriksson
1756 - 1819

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