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Greta Andersdotter

Birth26 Mar 1802 - Borga Kvan mill, Larv Parish, Sweden
Death27 Nov 1857 - Borrabo, Travattna Parish, Sweden
MotherAnna Berntsdotter
FatherAnders Lax

Born in Borga Kvan mill, Larv Parish, Sweden on 26 Mar 1802 to Anders Lax and Anna Berntsdotter. Greta Andersdotter married Johannes Jonsson and had 10 children. She passed away on 27 Nov 1857 in Borrabo, Travattna Parish, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Lax
1763 - 1813
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Anna Berntsdotter
1776 - 1815
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Johannes Jonsson
1808 - Unknown
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Anders Boren
1834 - 1893
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Johannes Johansson
1833 - 1895
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Gustaf Bergstrom
1846 - 1899
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Sven Johansson
1839 - 1885
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Maja Stina Jonsson
1836 - Unknown
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Johan Fredrik Johansson
1849 - Unknown
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Carl Boren (Boreen)
1842 - 1875
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Inga Cajsa Johansdotter
1840 - 1880
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Inga Kajsa Johansdotter +
1838 - 1904
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Gustaf Bergström
1844 - Unknown

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