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Anna Ersdotter

Birth1645 - Barstad, Stavby, Uppsala, Sweden
Death17 Feb 1738 - Barstad, Stavby, Uppsala, Sweden
MotherKarin (Rogstadia) Mårtensdotter
FatherErik Olofsson

Born in Barstad, Stavby, Uppsala, Sweden on 1645 to Erik Olofsson and Karin (Rogstadia) Mårtensdotter. Anna Ersdotter married Peder Eriksson and had 9 children. She passed away on 17 Feb 1738 in Barstad, Stavby, Uppsala, Sweden.

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Parents
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Erik Olofsson
1615 - 1669
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Karin (Rogstadia) Mårtensdotter
1625 - 1696
Spouse(s)
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Peder Eriksson
1657 - 1695
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Mikael Persson
1644 - 1676
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Anders Persson
1678 - 1761
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Anna Persdotter
1684 - 1743
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Charin [Pehrsson] Pedersson
1681 - 1693
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Oluf [Pehrsson] Pedersson
1687 - 1687
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Erich Michelsson
1674 - 1710
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Pehr [Pehrsson] Pedersson
1693 - Unknown
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Erik Pärsson
1686 - 1764
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Per Mikaelsson
1671 - Unknown
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Kerstin Persdotter
1689 - 1689

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