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Daniel Nilsson

BirthABT 1662 - Korsberga (F
Death01 Sep 1753 - Flage, Nye, Jönköping, Sweden
MotherBrita Andersdotter
FatherNils Törnesson

Born in Korsberga (F on ABT 1662 to Nils Törnesson and Brita Andersdotter. Daniel Nilsson married Kerstin Persdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 01 Sep 1753 in Flage, Nye, Jönköping, Sweden.

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Nils Törnesson
1620 - 1675
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Brita Andersdotter
1625 - 1704
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Kerstin Persdotter
1684 - 1711
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Ingierd Danielsdotter
1681 - 1766
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Britta Danielsdotter
1703 - 1772
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Zackris Danielsson
1721 - 1800
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Daniel Danielsson Nyander
1717 - 1778
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Anders Danielsson
1706 - 1742
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Helena (Lena) Danielsdotter
1708 - 1786
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Nils Danielsson
1715 - 1786

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