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Anna Larsdotter

Birth20 juli 1821 - Bergåsen, Örby, Älvsborgs län
Death21 augusti 1897 - Torpet Svedjan, Sörbacka, Hajom, Älvsborgs län, Sverige
MotherHelena Andersdotter
FatherLars Nilsson

Born in Bergåsen, Örby, Älvsborgs län on 20 juli 1821 to Lars Nilsson and Helena Andersdotter. Anna Larsdotter married Erik Pehrsson and had 4 children. She passed away on 21 augusti 1897 in Torpet Svedjan, Sörbacka, Hajom, Älvsborgs län, Sverige.

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Lars Nilsson
1793 - Unknown
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Helena Andersdotter
1788 - Unknown
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Erik Pehrsson
1826 - 1915
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Emma Kristina Johansson (F. Eriksdotter)
1866 - 1949
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Carl Johan Eriksson
1856 - 1863
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Charlotta Johansson (F. Eriksdotter)
1859 - 1948
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Anna Kristina Eriksson
1862 - 1942

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