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Inger OLSDATTER

Birth1775 - Kyllingstad, Gjestal, Rogaland, Norway
Death1846 - Gjestal, Rogaland, Norway
MotherAsa ADNESDTR
FatherOla Ådneson

Born in Kyllingstad, Gjestal, Rogaland, Norway on 1775 to Ola Ådneson and Asa ADNESDTR. Inger OLSDATTER married Kjetil Kjetilson 2 and had 6 children. She passed away on 1846 in Gjestal, Rogaland, Norway.

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Parents
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Ola ÅDneson
1746 - 1811
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Asa Adnesdtr
1744 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Kjetil Kjetilson 2
1775 - 1815
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Claus Erikson
Unknown - Unknown
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Elling Svensson
1764 - Unknown
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Kjetil Kjetilson
1799 - 1881
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Ola Kjetilson Søyland
1810 - 1888
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Elling Kjetilson
1807 - 1883
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Kjetil Kjetilson
1815 - Unknown
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Abel Kjetilson
1814 - Unknown
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Torgjerd Kjetilsdatter
1804 - 1896

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