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Axel Andersson

Birth1 mar 1832 - 1656592, Vastra Gotalands, Sweden
Death1867 - Norway
MotherHelena Eriksdotter+
FatherAnders Johansson

Born in 1656592, Vastra Gotalands, Sweden on 1 mar 1832 to Anders Johansson and Helena Eriksdotter+. Axel Andersson married Maja Greta Ehrnst and had 7 children. He passed away on 1867 in Norway.

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Anders Johansson
1799 - 1887
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Helena Eriksdotter+
1803 - 1866
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Maja Greta Ehrnst
1827 - 1867
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Efraim Servatius Axelsson
1856 - 1918
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Axel Alfred Axelsson
1867 - Unknown
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Otto Wigilius Axelsson
1861 - 1861
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Carl Niord Axelsson
1862 - Unknown
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Jan Tekler Axelsson
1864 - Unknown
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Fredrik Julius Axelsson
1858 - Unknown
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Edvard Hilmer Axelsson
1867 - Unknown

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