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Anna Jonsdotter

Birth24 AUG 1702 - Not Available
Death9 MAJ 1757 - Jörlö, Köpings landsförsamling, Västmanland, Sverige
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FatherNot Available

Born on 24 AUG 1702. Anna Jonsdotter married Pehr Pehrsson and had 8 children. She passed away on 9 MAJ 1757 in Jörlö, Köpings landsförsamling, Västmanland, Sverige.

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Pehr Pehrsson
1701 - 1765
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Olof Persson
Unknown - Unknown
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Eric Persson
1754 - Unknown
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Jonas Olsson
1907 - 1987
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Cherstin Persdotter
1729 - 1758
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Caisa Persdotter
1737 - Unknown
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Jonas Olsson ÖStberg
1723 - 1796
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Erik Olsson
1725 - 1809
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Anna Persdotter
1734 - 1756
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Lisa Persdotter
1732 - Unknown

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