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Hans Persson

Birth28 Sep 1814 - Tolånga, Malmöhus Län, Skåne, Sverige
Death09 May 1873 - Bärtofta 11, Lövestad, Malmöhus Län, Skåne, Sverige
MotherNot Available
FatherPer Olson

Born in Tolånga, Malmöhus Län, Skåne, Sverige on 28 Sep 1814 to Per Olson. Hans Persson married Else Gabrielsdotter and had 9 children. He passed away on 09 May 1873 in Bärtofta 11, Lövestad, Malmöhus Län, Skåne, Sverige.

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Parents
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Per Olson
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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Else Gabrielsdotter
1822 - 1903
Children Show all
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Ola Hansson
1860 - 1937
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Per Hansson
1846 - 1922
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Karna Hansson
1855 - Unknown
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Anders Hanson
1848 - Unknown
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Jöns Hansson
1857 - 1930
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Nils Hansson
1850 - 1905
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Bessie Hansdotter
1863 - 1924
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Johanna Hansdotter
1853 - Unknown
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Anna Hansdotter
1844 - 1919

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