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Anna Catharina Andersdotter

Birth5 FEB 1799 - kna, Näshulta
Death28 JAN 1875 - Näshulta, Rosendal
MotherAnna Setterström
FatherAnders Matsson Åkerblom

Born in kna, Näshulta on 5 FEB 1799 to Anders Matsson Åkerblom and Anna Setterström. Anna Catharina Andersdotter had 8 children. She passed away on 28 JAN 1875 in Näshulta, Rosendal.

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Anders Matsson ÅKerblom
1766 - 1828
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Anna Setterström
1768 - 1838
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Carl Fredr. Carlsson
1824 - Unknown
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Per Johan Carlsson
1827 - Unknown
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Anna Cathrina Carlsson
1822 - Unknown
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Anders Gustaf Carlsson
1817 - 1872
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Wilhelm Carlsson
1835 - 1881
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Pehr Eric Carlsson
1830 - Unknown
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Wilhelm Carlsson
1833 - 1833
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Lars Eric Carlsson
1830 - Unknown

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