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Ingeborg Persdotter

Birth10 Jul 1777 - Mörrum, Blekinge, Sweden
Death24 Jun 1870 - Gammalstorp, Blekinge län, Sverige
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Born in Mörrum, Blekinge, Sweden on 10 Jul 1777. Ingeborg Persdotter had 10 children. She passed away on 24 Jun 1870 in Gammalstorp, Blekinge län, Sverige.

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Sven Svensson
1807 - Unknown
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Maria Svensdotter
1825 - Unknown
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Jöns Svensson Ren
1819 - 1899
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Elna Svensdotter
1811 - 1821
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Ola Svensson
1802 - Unknown
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Botil Svensdotter
1803 - Unknown
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Per Svensson Kula
1815 - Unknown
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Anna Svensdotter
1805 - Unknown
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Sven Svensson
1802 - Unknown
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Anders Svensson
1821 - Unknown

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