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Hans Danielsson

Birth11 febr 1727 - Arkhyttan St Skedvi (W) Sverige
Death18 maj 1803 - Arkhyttan St Skedvi (W) Sverige
MotherAnna Hansdotter
FatherDaniel Ersson

Born in Arkhyttan St Skedvi (W) Sverige on 11 febr 1727 to Daniel Ersson and Anna Hansdotter. Hans Danielsson married Anna Andersdotter and had 7 children. He passed away on 18 maj 1803 in Arkhyttan St Skedvi (W) Sverige.

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Daniel Ersson
1692 - 1763
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Anna Hansdotter
1691 - 1776
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Anna Andersdotter
1731 - 1776
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Daniel Hansson
1763 - 1838
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Anders Hansson
1767 - 1850
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Anna Hansdotter
1776 - 1776
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Erik Hansson
1758 - 1758
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Anna Hansdotter
1760 - 1763
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Margareta Hansdotter
1753 - 1808
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Daniel Hansson
1755 - 1755

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