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Anna Bertilsdotter

Birth1662 - Gudmundrå, Vasternorrland, Sweden
Death12 jan 1746 - Hultom, Högsjö, Vasternorrlands, Sweden
Motherokänd Eriksdotter
FatherBertil Eriksson (Hansson?)

Born in Gudmundrå, Vasternorrland, Sweden on 1662 to Bertil Eriksson (Hansson?) and okänd Eriksdotter. Anna Bertilsdotter married Daniel Israelsson and had 4 children. She passed away on 12 jan 1746 in Hultom, Högsjö, Vasternorrlands, Sweden.

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Bertil Eriksson (Hansson?)
1615 - 1696
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Okänd Eriksdotter
1626 - 1701
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Daniel Israelsson
1638 - 1700
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Abraham Olofsson Lustig
1674 - 1739
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Israel Danielsson
1695 - 1759
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Daniel Abrahamsson
1705 - 1781
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Olof Abrahamsson
1705 - 1705
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Margareta Abrahamsdotter
1701 - 1776

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