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Anna Persdotter

Birth1694 - Sörskog, Ål, Dalarnas län, Sverige
Death15 FEB 1743 - Isby, Simtuna (C)
MotherBrita Elofsdotter
FatherPer Andersson

Born in Sörskog, Ål, Dalarnas län, Sverige on 1694 to Per Andersson and Brita Elofsdotter. Anna Persdotter married Mäx Anders Danielsson and had 11 children. She passed away on 15 FEB 1743 in Isby, Simtuna (C).

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Parents
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Per Andersson
1660 - 1730
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Brita Elofsdotter
1680 - 1737
Spouse(s)
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Mäx Anders Danielsson
1695 - 1763
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Mäx Anders Andersson
1732 - 1807
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Anna Andersdotter
1719 - 1800
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Brita Andersdotter
1721 - 1800
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Margta Andersdotter
1724 - 1796
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Daniel Andersson
1737 - 1740
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Pehr Andersson
1730 - Unknown
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Daniel Andersson
1727 - 1735
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Daniel Anderson
1727 - 1778
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Daniel Andersson
1737 - 1740
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Anna Persdotter
1725 - 1790
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Anders Andersson
1727 - 1735

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