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Jon Larsson

Birth1635 - Myrsätter, Stora Malm (D)
Death5/8 1696 - Östergården, Bergshammar, Södermanland, Sverige
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Born in Myrsätter, Stora Malm (D) on 1635. Jon Larsson married Anna Jönsdotter and had 8 children. He passed away on 5/8 1696 in Östergården, Bergshammar, Södermanland, Sverige.

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Anna Jönsdotter
1627 - 1715
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Anna Larsdotter (G Larsson)
1651 - Unknown
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Elisabet Olofsdotter
1638 - Unknown
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Anders Jonsson
1674 - 1735
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Anders Jonsson
1671 - 1710
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Karin Jonsdotter
1681 - Unknown
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Maria Jonsdotter
1689 - Unknown
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Anders Jonsson
1672 - 1733
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Kerstin Jonsdotter
1684 - Unknown
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* Maria Jonsdotter
1690 - Unknown
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Anders Jonsson
1680 - 1729

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