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Erik Danielsson

Birth1702 - Väster-Grytinge, Riala, Stockholms län, Sverige
Death30 mars 1759 - Roslags-Kulla, Stockholms län, Sverige
MotherKerstin Jonsdotter
FatherDaniel Danielsson

Born in Väster-Grytinge, Riala, Stockholms län, Sverige on 1702 to Daniel Danielsson and Kerstin Jonsdotter. Erik Danielsson married Karin Jansdotter and had 5 children. He passed away on 30 mars 1759 in Roslags-Kulla, Stockholms län, Sverige.

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Daniel Danielsson
1674 - 1755
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Kerstin Jonsdotter
1679 - 1762
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Karin Jansdotter
1703 - 1776
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Karin Eriksdotter
1744 - 1824
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Sara Eriksdotter
1747 - Unknown
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Jan Eriksson
1738 - Unknown
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Anders Eriksson
1741 - Unknown
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Katarina Eriksdotter
1740 - Unknown

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