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Dordi Nilsdotter

Birth1670 - Råneå, Norrbotten, Sweden
Death8 FEB 1755 - Prästholm, Råneå, Norrbotten, Sverige
MotherHanna Andersson
FatherNils Hansson

Born in Råneå, Norrbotten, Sweden on 1670 to Nils Hansson and Hanna Andersson. Dordi Nilsdotter married Tolvman Larsson Anders and had 7 children. She passed away on 8 FEB 1755 in Prästholm, Råneå, Norrbotten, Sverige.

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Parents
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Nils Hansson
1629 - 1711
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Hanna Andersson
1634 - 1706
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Tolvman Larsson Anders
1665 - 1742
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Lars Andersson (Koch)
1695 - 1770
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Nils Andersson
1703 - 1741
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Per Andersson
1705 - 1798
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Sigrid Andersdotter
1708 - 1710
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Anders Andersson
1712 - 1773
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Anders Andersson
1712 - Unknown
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Pär Andersson
1702 - 1705

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