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Anna Andersdotter

Birth22 MAY 1820 - Längnum (R
Death21 JUN 1859 - storp, Bäreberg (R
MotherMaria Andersdotter
FatherAnders Fal?

Born in Längnum (R on 22 MAY 1820 to Anders Fal? and Maria Andersdotter. Anna Andersdotter married Johan "Johannes vandraren" Larsson and had 6 children. She passed away on 21 JUN 1859 in storp, Bäreberg (R.

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Anders Fal?
Unknown - Unknown
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Maria Andersdotter
Unknown - Unknown
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Johan "Johannes Vandraren" Larsson
1817 - 1896
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Maja Stina Johansdotter
1847 - 1853
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Johanna Johansdotter
1843 - 1928
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Anna Britta Johansdotter
1857 - 1874
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Lars Petter Johansson
1857 - 1932
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Lars Petter Johansson
1850 - 1853
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Maja Stina Johansdotter
1854 - 1931

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