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Bengta Andersdotter

Birth29 AUG 1712 - Allerum, Skåne, Sverige
Death23 dec 1769 - Jonstorp, Gunnestorp, Farhult, Malmöhus, Sverige
MotherBoel Jönsdotter
FatherAnders Sonesson

Born in Allerum, Skåne, Sverige on 29 AUG 1712 to Anders Sonesson and Boel Jönsdotter. Bengta Andersdotter married Per Jeppsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 23 dec 1769 in Jonstorp, Gunnestorp, Farhult, Malmöhus, Sverige.

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Parents
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Anders Sonesson
1686 - 1750
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Boel Jönsdotter
1681 - 1732
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Per Jeppsson
1711 - 1765
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Anders Persson
1752 - 1835
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Sone Persson
1749 - 1826
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Jeppa Pehrsson
1740 - 1824
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Hans Persson
1749 - 1749
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Gudmund Persson
1746 - 1821
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Jöns Persson
1743 - Unknown
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Eina Persdotter
1740 - 1785

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