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Gertrud Andersdotter

Birth1 okt 1780 - Kristianopel, Blekinge, Sverige
DeathNot Available - Ulvasjömåla, Augerum, Blekinge län, Sverige
MotherCarin
FatherAnders Joransson

Born in Kristianopel, Blekinge, Sverige on 1 okt 1780 to Anders Joransson and Carin. Gertrud Andersdotter married Håkan Olsson Hall Embetsman and had 5 children. She passed away in Ulvasjömåla, Augerum, Blekinge län, Sverige.

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Anders Joransson
Unknown - Unknown
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Carin
Unknown - Unknown
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Håkan Olsson Hall Embetsman
1771 - 1827
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Håkan Olsson
1758 - Unknown
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Helena Håkansdotter
1818 - 1879
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Maria Håkansdotter
1814 - Unknown
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Johanna Håkansdotter
1816 - 1902
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Petter Håkansson Snar
1820 - 1865
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Maria Håkansdotter
1798 - 1843

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