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Elisabeth Andersdotter

Birth1733 - Not Available
Death1 dec 1813 - Gladdinge Nedergård, Ripsa, Södermanland
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Born on 1733. Elisabeth Andersdotter married Pehr Pehrsson and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 dec 1813 in Gladdinge Nedergård, Ripsa, Södermanland.

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Pehr Pehrsson
1726 - 1785
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Anders Pehrsson
1759 - 1836
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Cajsa Catharina Pehrsdotter
1757 - 1834
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Johan Persson
1773 - Unknown
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Lars Persson
1765 - Unknown
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Per Persson
1761 - 1773
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Anna Andersdotter
1776 - Unknown
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Elisabeth Persdotter
1768 - Unknown
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Brita Persdotter
1776 - Unknown
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Olof Persson
1763 - Unknown

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