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Elsa Andersdotter

Birth5 MAY 1728 - Bjelkebo, Gustav Adolf, Skaraborg, Sweden
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherAnnika Bjornsdotter
FatherAnders Persson

Born in Bjelkebo, Gustav Adolf, Skaraborg, Sweden on 5 MAY 1728 to Anders Persson and Annika Bjornsdotter. Elsa Andersdotter married Sven Andersson and had 6 children.

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Anders Persson
1707 - 1776
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Annika Bjornsdotter
1697 - Unknown
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Sven Andersson
1723 - 1753
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Bengt Persson Hegmark
1721 - 1765
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Annika Svensdotter
1748 - Unknown
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Maria Svensdotter
1753 - Unknown
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Kerstin Svensdotter
1750 - 1754
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Caisa Bengtsdotter
1756 - Unknown
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Mertha Bengtsdotter
1760 - Unknown
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Elisabet Bengtsdotter
1764 - Unknown

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