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Anna Brita Andersdotter

Birth23 NOV 1801 - Krokstad, Göteborg Och Bohus, Sweden
Death13 maj 1838 - seröd, Krokstad
MotherBritta Jonsdotter
FatherAnders Christopherson

Born in Krokstad, Göteborg Och Bohus, Sweden on 23 NOV 1801 to Anders Christopherson and Britta Jonsdotter. Anna Brita Andersdotter married Olaus Ericsson and had 6 children. She passed away on 13 maj 1838 in seröd, Krokstad.

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Parents
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Anders Christopherson
1758 - 1801
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Britta Jonsdotter
Unknown - Unknown
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Olaus Ericsson
1800 - 1885
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Britta Christina Olausdotter
1835 - 1837
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Elias Olausson
1826 - Unknown
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Margaret Ericson
1823 - 1923
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Hans Olausson
1831 - Unknown
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Anders Olausson
1829 - 1883
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Anna Christina Olausdotter
1834 - 1834

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