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Jon Gummesson

Birth11 febr 1706 - Frostensmåla, Vissefjärda, Småland, Sverige
Death23 dec 1759 - Medlen, Vissefjärda, Småland, Sverige
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Born in Frostensmåla, Vissefjärda, Småland, Sverige on 11 febr 1706. Jon Gummesson married Kirstin (Stina) Persdotter and had 13 children. He passed away on 23 dec 1759 in Medlen, Vissefjärda, Småland, Sverige.

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Kirstin (Stina) Persdotter
1714 - 1789
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Sven Jonsson
1734 - Unknown
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Kjerstin # Jonsdotter
1751 - 1816
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Petter Jonsson
1759 - 1837
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Måns Jonsson
1741 - 1746
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Maria Jonsdotter
1754 - 1754
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Gertrud Jonsdotter
1748 - 1809
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Jöns Jonsson
1737 - 1820
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Lars Jonsson
1732 - Unknown
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Lena Jonsdotter
1731 - Unknown
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Måns Jonsson
1755 - 1763
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Gumme Jonsson
1745 - 1813
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Helena Jonsdotter
1748 - 1802
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Sven Jonsson
1741 - Unknown

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