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Bengta Andersdotter

Birth22 AUG 1835 - Slimminge (M), Skåne
Death28 MAY 1919 - rsjö (M), Skåne
MotherElna Nilsdotter
FatherAnders Jöransson

Born in Slimminge (M), Skåne on 22 AUG 1835 to Anders Jöransson and Elna Nilsdotter. Bengta Andersdotter married Nils Olof Persson Holmström - OSÄKER POST and had 6 children. She passed away on 28 MAY 1919 in rsjö (M), Skåne.

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Parents
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Anders Jöransson
1801 - 1857
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Elna Nilsdotter
1809 - Unknown
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Nils Olof Persson Holmström - Osäker Post
1830 - 1913
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Elise Nilsdotter
1862 - 1862
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Carl Nilsson
1867 - Unknown
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Andreas Nilsson
1859 - 1859
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Elise Elise Elise Persson Nilsdotter
1870 - Unknown
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Andreas Nilsson
1864 - 1929
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Helena Nilsdotter
1860 - 1953

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