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Eva Andersdotter

Birth6 Feb 1822 - Böda, Kalmar, Sverige
Death17 Juni 1912 - Högby, Öland, Sweden
MotherMaria Larsdotter
FatherAnders Danielsson

Born in Böda, Kalmar, Sverige on 6 Feb 1822 to Anders Danielsson and Maria Larsdotter. Eva Andersdotter married Pehr (Petter) Nilsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 17 Juni 1912 in Högby, Öland, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Danielsson
1786 - 1837
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Maria Larsdotter
1782 - Unknown
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Pehr (Petter) Nilsson
1812 - 1856
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Nils Peter Persson
1839 - 1892
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Anders Persson
1850 - 1904
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Alfred Andersson
1861 - 1880
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Stina Kajsa Nilsdotter
1858 - Unknown
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Anders Johan Persson
1843 - 1843
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Joakim Persson
1853 - 1911
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Maria Persdotter
1855 - 1918

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