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Brita Andersdotter

Birth1 Nov 1709 - Kjulsta, Kjula, Södermanland, Sweden
Death1790 - Kjulsta, Kjula, Södermanland, Sweden
MotherNot Available
FatherAnders Jonsson

Born in Kjulsta, Kjula, Södermanland, Sweden on 1 Nov 1709 to Anders Jonsson. Brita Andersdotter married Johan Pärsson and had 12 children. She passed away on 1790 in Kjulsta, Kjula, Södermanland, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Jonsson
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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Johan Pärsson
1707 - 1753
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Erik Johansson
1734 - 1734
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Jan Jansson
1743 - Unknown
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Erik Johansson
1740 - 1744
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Johan Johansson
1738 - 1738
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Lars Johansson
1745 - 1745
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Jonas Johansson
1747 - 1749
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Maria Johansdotter
1729 - 1729
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Anders Johansson
1730 - Unknown
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Brita Johansdotter
1745 - 1745
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Pär Johansson
1732 - 1789
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Olof Johansson
1735 - 1790
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Brita Jansdotter
1750 - 1812

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