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Karin Andersdotter

Birth1713 - Träslöv, Halland, Sverige
Death1782 - Träslöv, Hallands, Sweden
MotherCherstin or Kerstin Larsdotter
FatherAnders Nilsson

Born in Träslöv, Halland, Sverige on 1713 to Anders Nilsson and Cherstin or Kerstin Larsdotter. Karin Andersdotter married Sven Trulsson and had 5 children. She passed away on 1782 in Träslöv, Hallands, Sweden.

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Anders Nilsson
1685 - 1755
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Cherstin Or Kerstin Larsdotter
Unknown - 1742
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Sven Trulsson
1714 - 1792
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Anders Bengtsson
1705 - 1783
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Marten Martensson
1710 - 1778
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Börta Svensdotter
1749 - 1799
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Truls Svensson
1746 - Unknown
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Bengt Svensson
1751 - 1816
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Anders Svensson
1745 - 1780
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Jöns Svensson
1755 - 1817

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