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Anna Olsdotter

Birth14 Mars 1774 - Rättvik, Dalarna, Sverige
DeathApril 10, 1837 - Boteå, Västernorrland, Sverige
MotherKarin Jonsdotter
FatherOlof Hansson

Born in Rättvik, Dalarna, Sverige on 14 Mars 1774 to Olof Hansson and Karin Jonsdotter. Anna Olsdotter married Flygar Hans Hansson and had 7 children. She passed away on April 10, 1837 in Boteå, Västernorrland, Sverige.

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Parents
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Olof Hansson
1744 - 1814
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Karin Jonsdotter
1740 - 1801
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Flygar Hans Hansson
1777 - 1834
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Hans Dahlqvist
1806 - 1857
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Britta Hansdotter
1815 - 1900
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Jon Hansson
1803 - Unknown
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Hans Hansson
1798 - 1800
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Anna Hansdotter
1811 - Unknown
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Olof Hansson
1808 - Unknown
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Olof Hansson
1801 - Unknown

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