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David Andersson

Birth8 Augusti 1693 - Not Available
Death9 Nov 1754 - Torp
MotherKarin Fransdotter
FatherAnders Persson Stille

Born on 8 Augusti 1693 to Anders Persson Stille and Karin Fransdotter. David Andersson married Ingeborg Andersdotter and had 8 children. He passed away on 9 Nov 1754 in Torp.

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Anders Persson Stille
1672 - 1727
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Karin Fransdotter
Unknown - 1700
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Ingeborg Andersdotter
1696 - 1772
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Anders Davidsson
1723 - 1795
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Anna Davidsdotter
1738 - 1789
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Håkan Davidsson
1730 - Unknown
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Per Davidsson
1725 - Unknown
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Karin Davidsdotter
1733 - 1789
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Britta Davidsdotter
1744 - 1758
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Jöns Davidsson
1727 - Unknown
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Ragnel Davidsdotter
1728 - Unknown

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