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Hans ANDERSSON

Birth9 May 1755 - Ormestorp, Haggesled, Skaraborg, Sweden
Death24 Oct 1807 - Ormestorp, Haggesled, Skaraborg, Sweden
MotherMargretha GUNNARSSON
FatherAnders Biornsson

Born in Ormestorp, Haggesled, Skaraborg, Sweden on 9 May 1755 to Anders Biornsson and Margretha GUNNARSSON. Hans ANDERSSON married Kerstin MAGNUSSON and had 6 children. He passed away on 24 Oct 1807 in Ormestorp, Haggesled, Skaraborg, Sweden.

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Anders Biornsson
1711 - 1790
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Margretha Gunnarsson
1722 - 1810
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Kerstin Magnusson
1757 - Unknown
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Anders Hansson Backlund
1792 - 1860
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Sven Hansson
1794 - Unknown
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Lars Hansson
1796 - 1854
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Magnus Hansson
1786 - Unknown
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Johannes Hansson
1789 - Unknown
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Andreas Hansson
1784 - Unknown

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