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Brita Persdotter

BirthMay 1708 - Sällinge, Danmark (C
Death04 May 1767 - Myrby, Danmark (C
MotherBrita Nilsdotter
FatherPer Eriksson

Born in Sällinge, Danmark (C on May 1708 to Per Eriksson and Brita Nilsdotter. Brita Persdotter married Anders Danielsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 04 May 1767 in Myrby, Danmark (C.

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Parents
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Per Eriksson
1679 - 1745
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Brita Nilsdotter
1683 - 1765
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Anders Danielsson
1713 - 1766
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Jan Larsson
1697 - 1733
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Kristina Andersdotter
1738 - Unknown
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Anders Andersson
1741 - Unknown
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Jan Andersson
1745 - Unknown
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Per Andersson
1737 - 1737
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Maria Jansdotter
1729 - Unknown
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Karin Andersdotter
1735 - 1792
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Daniel Andersson
1748 - Unknown

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