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Bengt Andersson

Birth9 Jun 1748 - Alfshög, Halland, Sweden
Death30 May 1806 - Morup, Halland, Sweden
MotherDorothea Borgarsdotter
FatherAnders Swensson

Born in Alfshög, Halland, Sweden on 9 Jun 1748 to Anders Swensson and Dorothea Borgarsdotter. Bengt Andersson married Agneta Eriksdotter and had 7 children. He passed away on 30 May 1806 in Morup, Halland, Sweden.

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Anders Swensson
1704 - 1750
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Dorothea Borgarsdotter
1710 - 1784
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Agneta Eriksdotter
1759 - 1832
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Daniel Bengtsson
1785 - 1853
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Olof Bengtsson
1801 - 1878
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Inger Nilla Bengtsdotter
1798 - 1847
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Anna Bengtsdotter
1783 - 1864
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Bengt Bengtsson
1793 - 1880
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Johannes Bengtsson
1788 - 1870
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Nils Bengtsson
1790 - Unknown

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