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Eli Knutsdatter Dyrdal

Birth1680 - Dyrdal, Aurland, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway
Death1753 - Aurland, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway
MotherKarj (Karen) Arnesdatter Dyrdal
FatherKnut Svendsen Dyrdal

Born in Dyrdal, Aurland, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway on 1680 to Knut Svendsen Dyrdal and Karj (Karen) Arnesdatter Dyrdal. Eli Knutsdatter Dyrdal married Sjur Andersen and had 5 children. She passed away on 1753 in Aurland, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway.

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Knut Svendsen Dyrdal
1652 - 1721
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Karj (Karen) Arnesdatter Dyrdal
1660 - 1728
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Sjur Andersen
1677 - 1742
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Jon Sjursen
1710 - 1788
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Anna Sjursdatter
1706 - 1747
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Ragnhild Sjursdatter
1711 - 1781
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Son Sjursen Skjerdal
1716 - Unknown
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Nils Sjursen
1722 - 1740

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