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Beata Jonasdotter

Birth23 April 1853 - Skalltorp, Väne Åsaka, Älvsborgs Län
Death9 december 1928 - Färentuna, Stockholm, Sverige
MotherIngrid Hansdotter
FatherJonas Olofsson

Born in Skalltorp, Väne Åsaka, Älvsborgs Län on 23 April 1853 to Jonas Olofsson and Ingrid Hansdotter. Beata Jonasdotter married Andreas Olausson and had 5 children. She passed away on 9 december 1928 in Färentuna, Stockholm, Sverige.

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Jonas Olofsson
1812 - 1861
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Ingrid Hansdotter
1816 - 1880
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Andreas Olausson
1857 - 1930
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Maria Elisabet Olausson
1896 - Unknown
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Sigrid Regina Viktoria Olsson (Johansson)
1886 - 1978
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Anna Sofia Olausson
1881 - Unknown
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Elsa Maria Olausson
1891 - Unknown
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Johan Oskar Olsson
1882 - Unknown

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