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Ingeborg Andersdotter

Birth12 NOV 1723 - Skåra, Älgå, Värmlands län
Death29 DEC 1801 - Fröbol, Älgå, Värmlands län
MotherKerstin Larsdotter
FatherAnders Hansson

Born in Skåra, Älgå, Värmlands län on 12 NOV 1723 to Anders Hansson and Kerstin Larsdotter. Ingeborg Andersdotter married Kjällar Erlandsson and had 6 children. She passed away on 29 DEC 1801 in Fröbol, Älgå, Värmlands län.

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Anders Hansson
Unknown - Unknown
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Kerstin Larsdotter
1656 - 1734
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Kjällar Erlandsson
1732 - 1796
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Britta Nilsdotter
1757 - 1765
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Karin Nilsdotter
1749 - Unknown
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Ingrid Nilsdotter
1759 - 1765
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Kierstin Nilsdotter
1754 - Unknown
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Ingeborg Nilsdotter
1763 - 1829
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Erik Nilsson
1751 - 1776

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