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Israels Anders Andersson

Birth21 May 1805 - Noret, Järna, Dalarna, Sweden
Death13 May 1867 - Myrbacka, Järna, Dalarna, Sweden
MotherAnna Matsdotter
FatherAnders Israelsson

Born in Noret, Järna, Dalarna, Sweden on 21 May 1805 to Anders Israelsson and Anna Matsdotter. Israels Anders Andersson married Der-Sara Jakobsdotter and had 5 children. He passed away on 13 May 1867 in Myrbacka, Järna, Dalarna, Sweden.

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Anders Israelsson
1761 - 1826
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Anna Matsdotter
1775 - 1839
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Der-sara Jakobsdotter
1813 - 1871
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Der-anders Israels Andersson D.ä.
1838 - 1923
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Der-johan Andersson
1840 - 1919
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Sara Andersdotter
1851 - 1862
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Anna Andersdotter
1841 - Unknown
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Greta Andersdotter
1844 - Unknown

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