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Kajsa Andersdotter

Birth23 Mar 1798 - Högsäter Parish, Ålvsborg County, Sweden
Death07 Feb 1860 - Högsäter Parish, Ålvsborg County, Sweden
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Born in Högsäter Parish, Ålvsborg County, Sweden on 23 Mar 1798. Kajsa Andersdotter had 9 children. She passed away on 07 Feb 1860 in Högsäter Parish, Ålvsborg County, Sweden.

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Maja Cajsa Hansdotter
1825 - 1847
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Stina Greta Hansdotter
1838 - 1838
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Carl Hansson
1843 - 1846
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Carl Hansson
1846 - Unknown
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Ulrika Hansdotter
1832 - Unknown
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Brita Hansdotter
1828 - Unknown
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Stina Greta Hansdotter
1839 - 1849
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Catharina Eriksson
1830 - Unknown
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Anna Britta Hansdotter
1835 - 1866

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