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Anna Nilsdotter

Birth1694 - Vuono, Norrbotten, Sverige
Death1767 - Kemi Finland
MotherGertrud Johansdotter
FatherNot Available

Born in Vuono, Norrbotten, Sverige on 1694 to Gertrud Johansdotter. Anna Nilsdotter married Carl Carlss: Snabb el Lavala and had 10 children. She passed away on 1767 in Kemi Finland.

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Gertrud Johansdotter
1666 - 1752
Spouse(s)
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Carl Carlss: Snabb El Lavala
1693 - 1767
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Anna Greta Carlsdotter Lava
1735 - 1812
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Clara Carlsd:r Lavala
1721 - 1772
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Margareta Carlsd:r Lavala
1726 - 1808
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Johan Carlss: Lavala
1736 - 1785
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Gertrud Carld:r Snabb El Lavala
1722 - 1774
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Carl Carlss: Lavala
1734 - Unknown
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Sophia Carld:r Lavala
1724 - 1787
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Maria Carlsdotter
1732 - Unknown
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Nils Carlss: Lavala
1730 - 1803
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Margaretha Snabb
Unknown - Unknown

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