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Karin Andersdotter

Birth9 DEC 1722 - Svenshult Talåsen, Habo, Skaraborg, Sweden
Death29 SEP 1807 - Svenshult, Gustav Adolf, Skaraborg, Sweden
MotherIngeborg Håkansdotter
FatherAnders Svensson

Born in Svenshult Talåsen, Habo, Skaraborg, Sweden on 9 DEC 1722 to Anders Svensson and Ingeborg Håkansdotter. Karin Andersdotter married Andreas Månsson and had 5 children. She passed away on 29 SEP 1807 in Svenshult, Gustav Adolf, Skaraborg, Sweden.

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Anders Svensson
1667 - 1741
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Ingeborg Håkansdotter
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Andreas Månsson
1731 - 1777
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Anders Andersson
1749 - Unknown
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Sven Andersson
1753 - Unknown
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Annika Andersdotter
1745 - Unknown
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Mäns Andersson
1757 - Unknown
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Christina Andersdotter
1766 - 1769

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