Inga Cajsa Andersdotter

Birth12 SEP 1830 - Osabacka, Österby Grytegård, Kungsäter, Hallands län, Sverige

Death18 NOV 1830 - Nybygget, Österby Grytegård, Kungsäter, Hallands län, Sverige

MotherPetronella Torsdotter

FatherAnders Torin

Born in Osabacka, Österby Grytegård, Kungsäter, Hallands län, Sverige on 12 SEP 1830 to Anders Torin and Petronella Torsdotter. Inga Cajsa Andersdotter passed away on 18 NOV 1830 in Nybygget, Österby Grytegård, Kungsäter, Hallands län, Sverige.

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Anders Torin
1788 - 1845

Petronella Torsdotter
1786 - 1837

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First name meaning for Inga

The name Inga is of Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old Norse name Ing, which is associated with the god of fertility and peace, Ingvi or Yngvi. The name is often interpreted to mean "guarded by Ing" or "belonging to Ing." In Nordic mythology, Ing is considered a progenitor of the royal family and a figure of great importance, thus lending the name a sense of nobility and strength

Last name meaning for Andersdotter

The surname Andersdotter is of Swedish origin, derived from the given name Anders, which is the Scandinavian form of Andrew. The element "dotter" translates to "daughter" in Swedish, making Andersdotter literally mean "daughter of Anders." This patronymic naming convention was common in Sweden and other Nordic countries, where children were often identified by their father's first name, followed by "dotter" for daughters and "son" for sons

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