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Ingeborg ANDERSDATTER

Birth1769 - Hokksund, Buskerud, Norway
Death24 Feb 1858 - Not Available
MotherAse Guttormsdatter Askerud
FatherAnders CARLSEN

Born in Hokksund, Buskerud, Norway on 1769 to Anders CARLSEN and Ase Guttormsdatter Askerud. Ingeborg ANDERSDATTER married Lars Besche Dynge HANSEN and had 6 children. She passed away on 24 Feb 1858.

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Parents
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Anders Carlsen
Unknown - Unknown
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Ase Guttormsdatter Askerud
1734 - 1809
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Lars Besche Dynge Hansen
1764 - 1858
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Mari Larsdatter Rone
1620 - Unknown
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Ingeborg Andersdatter
1769 - 1858
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Anne Larsdatter
Unknown - Unknown
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Ingeborg Andersdatter
1769 - 1858
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Roennaug Larsdatter
1801 - 1856
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Kristi Larsdatter
Unknown - Unknown

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