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Christen Espersen

Birth17 Mar 1720 - Hoejslev, Fjends, Viborg, Denmark
Death7 Mar 1784 - Not Available
MotherDorthe Villadsdatter
FatherEsper Sorensen

Born in Hoejslev, Fjends, Viborg, Denmark on 17 Mar 1720 to Esper Sorensen and Dorthe Villadsdatter. Christen Espersen married Kirsten Jensdatter and had 7 children. He passed away on 7 Mar 1784.

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Esper Sorensen
1683 - Unknown
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Dorthe Villadsdatter
1687 - 1735
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Kirsten Jensdatter
1724 - Unknown
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Gravers Christensen
1760 - 1791
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Niels Christensen
1757 - Unknown
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Soren Christensen
1766 - Unknown
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Esper Christensen
1751 - 1813
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Dorthe Christensdatter
1763 - 1763
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Karen Christensdatter
1753 - Unknown
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Niels Christensen
1754 - 1756

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