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Johan Simonson

Birth13 JUN 1776 - Vahakyro, Vaasa, Finland
Death20 JAN 1841 - Vahakyro, Vaasa, Finland
MotherLiisa Andersdotter Laitinen
FatherSimon Johansson Mandel

Born in Vahakyro, Vaasa, Finland on 13 JUN 1776 to Simon Johansson Mandel and Liisa Andersdotter Laitinen. Johan Simonson married Anna Simonsdotter Makela and had 5 children. He passed away on 20 JAN 1841 in Vahakyro, Vaasa, Finland.

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Simon Johansson Mandel
1738 - 1802
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Liisa Andersdotter Laitinen
1750 - 1799
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Anna Simonsdotter Makela
1777 - 1831
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Matts Johansson
1807 - Unknown
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Simon Johansson
1815 - Unknown
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Jakob Johansson Olli ( Mandel Mäkälä )
1810 - 1884
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Juho Juhonpoika Lundgren
1804 - 1890
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Simon Johansson (Granat)
1804 - Unknown

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