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Ingrid Andersdotter

Birth20 Jul 1684 - Säby, Jönköping, Sweden
Death20 Jun 1770 - Säby, Jönköping, Sweden
MotherSIGRID LARSDOTTER
FatherAnders Börjesson

Born in Säby, Jönköping, Sweden on 20 Jul 1684 to Anders Börjesson and SIGRID LARSDOTTER. Ingrid Andersdotter married Lars Persson and had 6 children. She passed away on 20 Jun 1770 in Säby, Jönköping, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Börjesson
1639 - 1719
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Sigrid Larsdotter
Unknown - 1699
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Lars Persson
1699 - 1767
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Anders Jonsson
1659 - 1720
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Mans Larsson
1726 - 1797
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Anders Larsson
1723 - 1800
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Jon Andersson Fredag
1715 - 1749
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Sigrid Andersdotter
1712 - 1739
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Karin Andersdotter
1720 - Unknown
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Brita Andersdotter
1719 - Unknown

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