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Britha Jansdotter

Birth7 april 1769 - Alvestabo, Västra Skedvi församling, Västmanland, Sverige
Death27 nov 1842 - Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige
MotherBrita Persdotter
FatherJan Ersson

Born in Alvestabo, Västra Skedvi församling, Västmanland, Sverige on 7 april 1769 to Jan Ersson and Brita Persdotter. Britha Jansdotter had 7 children. She passed away on 27 nov 1842 in Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige.

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Jan Ersson
1743 - 1824
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Brita Persdotter
1745 - 1824
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Johan Ersson
1803 - 1849
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Eric Ersson
1797 - Unknown
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Brita Ersson
1792 - 1855
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Sara Ersson
1790 - Unknown
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Eric Ersson
1797 - Unknown
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Stina Ersson
1794 - Unknown
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Margareta (Greta) Ersdotter
1800 - 1881

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