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Gustaf Andreasson

Birth30 Nov 1832 - dskölds, Dalsland, Sverige
Death16 JAN 1899 - Backen, Rörmyra, Ödskölds, Dalsland, Sverige
MotherBrita Bryngelsdotter
FatherAndreas Ericsson Canon

Born in dskölds, Dalsland, Sverige on 30 Nov 1832 to Andreas Ericsson Canon and Brita Bryngelsdotter. Gustaf Andreasson married Maja Jakobsdotter Evebyn and had 8 children. He passed away on 16 JAN 1899 in Backen, Rörmyra, Ödskölds, Dalsland, Sverige.

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Parents
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Andreas Ericsson Canon
1807 - 1875
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Brita Bryngelsdotter
1807 - 1869
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Maja Jakobsdotter Evebyn
1842 - 1911
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Matilda Gustavsdotter
1883 - Unknown
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Axel Gustavsson
1877 - 1900
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Edvin Strömberg
1868 - 1918
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Johan Balder
1863 - 1945
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Johan Alfrid Gustafsson
1864 - 1920
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Kristina Gustavsdotter
1875 - Unknown
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Karl Gustafsson
1873 - Unknown
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Anders Anders Anders Andreasson Gustafsson
1871 - Unknown

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