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Anna Persdotter

Birth18 APR 1778 - Skensta, Simtuna församling, Uppsala län
Death7 MAR 1853 - Klinta ägor, Vittinge församling, Västmanlands län
MotherBritta Ersdotter
FatherPehr Andersson

Born in Skensta, Simtuna församling, Uppsala län on 18 APR 1778 to Pehr Andersson and Britta Ersdotter. Anna Persdotter married Erik Thomsson Hvitting and had 4 children. She passed away on 7 MAR 1853 in Klinta ägor, Vittinge församling, Västmanlands län.

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Parents
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Pehr Andersson
1742 - 1790
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Britta Ersdotter
1746 - 1803
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Erik Thomsson Hvitting
1777 - 1827
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Anna Brita Ersdotter
1803 - Unknown
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Eric Ersson Hvitting Wigren
1806 - 1854
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Karl Ersson Scharf (Hvitting)
1801 - 1875
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Andreas Ersson Hvitting
1809 - 1813

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