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Elsa Andersdotter

Birth19 Jun 1861 - Maglehem, Kristianstad, Sverige
Death4 dec 1956 - Ö, Sönnarslöv, Skåne, Sverige
MotherAnna Hansdotter
FatherAnders Åkesson

Born in Maglehem, Kristianstad, Sverige on 19 Jun 1861 to Anders Åkesson and Anna Hansdotter. Elsa Andersdotter married Per Svensson and had 5 children. She passed away on 4 dec 1956 in Ö, Sönnarslöv, Skåne, Sverige.

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Anders ÅKesson
1827 - 1904
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Anna Hansdotter
1820 - 1872
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Per Svensson
1864 - 1928
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Emil Persson
1897 - 1973
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Anna Persson
1894 - 1976
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Selma Persson
1899 - Unknown
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Hilda Andersson Svensson Persdotter Pehrsdotter
1902 - Unknown
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Amanda Andersson Svensson Persdotter Pehrsdotter
1904 - Unknown

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