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Brita Jacobsdotter

Birth1 May 1858 - Jämtland
Death3/22/1930 - Barron County, Wisconsin, United States of America
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Born in Jämtland on 1 May 1858. Brita Jacobsdotter married Lars Johnson and had 10 children. She passed away on 3/22/1930 in Barron County, Wisconsin, United States of America.

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Lars Johnson
1846 - 1903
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Emma Christine Moore
1895 - 1964
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Gertrud Gertrud Gertrud Jacobsdotter Johansson Larsdotter
1884 - Unknown
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Gertrude Legrand
1884 - 1971
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Alma Larson
1901 - 1993
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John Jacob Larson
1882 - 1903
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Bennie W Larson
1899 - 1901
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Gust Albert Larson
1892 - Unknown
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Gustav Larson
1893 - Unknown
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Erik Larson
1887 - Unknown
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Albert Gust Larson
1890 - 1891

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