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Gustaf Andersson

Birth29 JAN 1771 - Stapeled, Bolmsö, Kronobergs län, Sverige
Death26 DEC 1837 - Mellangård, Husaby, Bolmsö, Kronobergs län, Sverige
MotherKerstin Eriksdotter
FatherAnders Gustafsson

Born in Stapeled, Bolmsö, Kronobergs län, Sverige on 29 JAN 1771 to Anders Gustafsson and Kerstin Eriksdotter. Gustaf Andersson married Ingeborg Johannisdotter and had 4 children. He passed away on 26 DEC 1837 in Mellangård, Husaby, Bolmsö, Kronobergs län, Sverige.

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Anders Gustafsson
1741 - 1795
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Kerstin Eriksdotter
1748 - 1810
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Ingeborg Johannisdotter
1767 - 1815
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Anna Sara Gustavsdotter
1794 - 1824
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Anders Gustavsson
1796 - 1868
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Stina Greta Gustavsdotter
1791 - 1820
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Maria Gustavsdotter
1801 - 1865

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