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Augusta Jonsdotter

Birth7 Oct 1865 - Perstorp, Tjällmo, Östergötland, Sweden
Death6 May 1951 - Stanislaus, California
MotherUlla Anderson
FatherJon Anders Jonasson

Born in Perstorp, Tjällmo, Östergötland, Sweden on 7 Oct 1865 to Jon Anders Jonasson and Ulla Anderson. Augusta Jonsdotter married Martin Lauritz Larson and had 12 children. She passed away on 6 May 1951 in Stanislaus, California.

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Parents
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Jon Anders Jonasson
1819 - Unknown
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Ulla Anderson
1826 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Martin Lauritz Larson
1858 - 1942
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Fritz Conrad Larson
1891 - 1987
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Theodore Lewis Larson
1905 - 1997
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Wilbert Otto (Sid) Larson
1901 - 1991
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Ella Cornelia Larson
1907 - 1939
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Martin Melville Larson
1889 - 1990
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Walter William Larson
1893 - 1975
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Dr Frans Alvin Larson
1895 - 1992
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Albert Emmanuel Larson
1890 - 1971
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Elmer David "Mike" Larson
1897 - 1979
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Hazel Elvira Edberg
1909 - 2001
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Joseph Richard Larson
1903 - 2003
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Ruth A Larson
1899 - 1985

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