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Brita Jonsdotter

Birth31 MAR 1740 - Fredriksberg, Säfsnäs (W
Death14 APR 1796 - Lilla Sandsjöhöjden, Säfsnäs (W
MotherKerstin Svensdotter
FatherJonas Pålsson

Born in Fredriksberg, Säfsnäs (W on 31 MAR 1740 to Jonas Pålsson and Kerstin Svensdotter. Brita Jonsdotter married Erik Jonsson and had 10 children. She passed away on 14 APR 1796 in Lilla Sandsjöhöjden, Säfsnäs (W.

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Parents
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Jonas Pålsson
1705 - 1743
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Kerstin Svensdotter
1706 - 1770
Spouse(s)
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Erik Jonsson
1733 - 1780
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Jan Hansson
Unknown - Unknown
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Christina Ersdotter
1770 - 1850
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Nils Ersson
1774 - Unknown
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Anna Maria Ersdotter
1775 - Unknown
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Olof Ersson
1768 - Unknown
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Elisabeth Ersdotter
1778 - Unknown
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Anders Ersson
1772 - Unknown
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Jon Ersson
1762 - Unknown
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Eric Ersson
1766 - Unknown
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Nils Ersson
1763 - Unknown
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Lars Ersson
1780 - 1860

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