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Inge Andersson

Birth1620 - Wasby, Västra Eneby, Östergötlands län, Sweden
Death25 MAR 1691 - stra Vässby, Västergötland, Sweden
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Born in Wasby, Västra Eneby, Östergötlands län, Sweden on 1620. Inge Andersson married Maria Jonsdotter and had 8 children. He passed away on 25 MAR 1691 in stra Vässby, Västergötland, Sweden.

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Maria Jonsdotter
1635 - Unknown
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Anders Ingesson
1650 - 1737
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Karin Ingesson
1659 - Unknown
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Brita Ingesdotter
1665 - Unknown
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Ingrid Ingesson
1661 - Unknown
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Mans Ingesson
1652 - 1713
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Per Ingesson
1653 - Unknown
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Gustaf Ingesson
1655 - Unknown
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Kjerstin Ingesson
1663 - 1664

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