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Brita Olsdotter

Birth28 Dec 1751 - Sorby, Lilla Mellösa, Södermanland, Sweden
Death16 Apr 1797 - Svalang, Helgesta, Södermanland, Sweden
MotherKerstina Andersdotter
FatherOlof Ersson

Born in Sorby, Lilla Mellösa, Södermanland, Sweden on 28 Dec 1751 to Olof Ersson and Kerstina Andersdotter. Brita Olsdotter married Par Larsson and had 10 children. She passed away on 16 Apr 1797 in Svalang, Helgesta, Södermanland, Sweden.

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Parents
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Olof Ersson
1719 - 1802
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Kerstina Andersdotter
1723 - 1791
Spouse(s)
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Par Larsson
1740 - 1801
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Lars Pärsson
1775 - Unknown
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Carl Parsson
1792 - Unknown
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Catharina Parsdotter
1785 - Unknown
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Brita Parsdotter
1789 - Unknown
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Stina Parsdotter
1777 - 1777
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Olof Parsson
1778 - 1779
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Petter Parsson
1783 - 1790
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Anna Maria Parsdotter
1796 - 1798
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Anna Parsdotter
1789 - 1792
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Brita Stina Parsdotter
1780 - 1781

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