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Jonas Jonsson

Birth12 Sep 1742 - Onneberg, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden
Death21 Nov 1832 - Kyrkbyn, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden
MotherElla Hansdotter
FatherJöns Andersson Rosenberg

Born in Onneberg, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden on 12 Sep 1742 to Jöns Andersson Rosenberg and Ella Hansdotter. Jonas Jonsson married Lisbet Jonsdotter and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Nov 1832 in Kyrkbyn, Alfta Parish, Gavleborg Lan, Sweden.

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Parents
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Jöns Andersson Rosenberg
1700 - 1782
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Ella Hansdotter
1707 - 1779
Spouse(s)
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Lisbet Jonsdotter
1746 - 1794
Children Show all
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Jonas Jonsson
1776 - 1824
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Pehr Jonsson
1790 - 1869
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Lisa Jonsdotter
1785 - 1861
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Barbro Jonsdotter
1771 - 1830
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Christina Jonsdotter
1777 - Unknown
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Jonas Jönsson
1770 - 1770
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Pehr Jonsson
1783 - 1784

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