Jon Jonsson

Birth13 Jan 1802 - Arnardrangar, Kirkjubaerklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafellssysla, Iceland

Death16 Oct 1863 - Arnardrangar, Kirkjubaerklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafellssysla, Iceland

MotherRagnhildur Gisladottir

FatherJon Jonsson

Born in Arnardrangar, Kirkjubaerklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafellssysla, Iceland on 13 Jan 1802 to Jon Jonsson and Ragnhildur Gisladottir. Jon Jonsson married Olof Sveinsdottir and had 11 children. He passed away on 16 Oct 1863 in Arnardrangar, Kirkjubaerklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafellssysla, Iceland.

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Parents

Jon Jonsson
1775 - 1835

Ragnhildur Gisladottir
1778 - 1866

Spouse(s)

Olof Sveinsdottir
1802 - 1865

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Guðný Jónsdóttir
1840 - 1929

Ragnhildur Jonsson
1831 - 1831

Jon Jonsson
1837 - Unknown

Gudlaug Jonsson
1832 - Unknown

Steingrimur Jonsson
1829 - Unknown

Ragnhildur Jonsson
1828 - Unknown

Olof Jonsson
1845 - Unknown

Jon Jonsson
1826 - Unknown

Steinunn Jonsson
1839 - Unknown

Sveinn Jonsson
1824 - Unknown

Ragnhildur Jonsson
1835 - Unknown

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