Jon Persson

Birth14 JAN 1719 - Porsnäs 20 "Pullnäset", Piteå landsförsamling, Norrbotten, Sverige

Death29 JUN 1804 - Porsnäs 22 "Pullnäset", Piteå landsförsamling, Norrbotten, Sverige

MotherKarin Andersdotter

FatherPer Hansson Frigiven

Born in Porsnäs 20 "Pullnäset", Piteå landsförsamling, Norrbotten, Sverige on 14 JAN 1719 to Per Hansson Frigiven and Karin Andersdotter. Jon Persson married Brita Andersdotter and had 12 children. He passed away on 29 JUN 1804 in Porsnäs 22 "Pullnäset", Piteå landsförsamling, Norrbotten, Sverige.

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Parents

Per Hansson Frigiven
1672 - 1748

Karin Andersdotter
1675 - 1760

Spouse(s)

Brita Andersdotter
1722 - 1802

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Chatarina Jonsdotter
1750 - 1814

Lars Jonsson
1760 - 1836

Johan Jonsson
1753 - 1809

Erik Jonsson
1761 - 1775

Anna Jonsdotter
1763 - 1850

Anders Jonsson
1746 - Unknown

Margareta Jonsdotter
1756 - 1757

Brita Jonsdotter
1755 - 1782

Margareta Jonsdotter
1758 - Unknown

Olof Jonsson
1764 - Unknown

Hans Jonsson
1749 - 1749

Pehr Jonsson
1745 - 1831

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