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Anna Pehrsdotter

Birth1730 - deshög, Ostergotland, Sweden
Death12 Apr 1804 - Gaddvik, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden
MotherAnna Olofsdotter
FatherPehr Jonsson

Born in deshög, Ostergotland, Sweden on 1730 to Pehr Jonsson and Anna Olofsdotter. Anna Pehrsdotter married Jon Persson and had 5 children. She passed away on 12 Apr 1804 in Gaddvik, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden.

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Parents
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Pehr Jonsson
1680 - 1745
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Anna Olofsdotter
1684 - 1756
Spouse(s)
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Jon Persson
1724 - 1780
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Jonas Ersson
1726 - 1796
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Jöns Pehrsson
1715 - Unknown
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Jons Persson
1711 - 1778
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Brita Jonsdotter
1751 - 1871
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Jonas Jonsson
1767 - 1849
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Lars Jonsson
1759 - 1802
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Pehr Jonsson
1755 - 1810
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Stina Jonsdotter
1760 - 1806

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