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Britta Andersdotter

Birth7 MAY 1754 - stenäs, Mangskog, Värmland, Sweden
Death12 Nov 1823 - Slobyn, Mangskog, Province of Värmland, Sweden
MotherIngrid Nilsdotter
FatherAnders Bryntesson

Born in stenäs, Mangskog, Värmland, Sweden on 7 MAY 1754 to Anders Bryntesson and Ingrid Nilsdotter. Britta Andersdotter had 8 children. She passed away on 12 Nov 1823 in Slobyn, Mangskog, Province of Värmland, Sweden.

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Anders Bryntesson
1729 - 1789
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Ingrid Nilsdotter
1716 - 1799
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Maria Olsdotter
1794 - 1851
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Britta Olofsdotter
1794 - 1851
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Jan Olsson
1789 - 1845
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Anders Olofsson
1789 - 1853
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Anna Olsdotter
1783 - Unknown
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Karin Olsdotter
1791 - 1844
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Nils Olsson
1785 - 1839
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Anders Nilsson
1789 - Unknown

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