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Karin Andersdotter

Birth05 JUN 1722 - Ställberget, Ljusnarsberg, Orebro, Sweden
Death22 JUL 1792 - Ställbergstat,Ljusnarsberg, Orebro, Sweden
MotherKERSTN Wernichsdotter
FatherANDERS Johansson Corpolin

Born in Ställberget, Ljusnarsberg, Orebro, Sweden on 05 JUN 1722 to ANDERS Johansson Corpolin and KERSTN Wernichsdotter. Karin Andersdotter married Claes Claesson and had 8 children. She passed away on 22 JUL 1792 in Ställbergstat,Ljusnarsberg, Orebro, Sweden.

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Parents
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Anders Johansson Corpolin
Unknown - 1757
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Kerstn Wernichsdotter
1689 - 1758
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Claes Claesson
1716 - 1790
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Johan Claesson
1751 - 1811
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Kerstin Claesdotter
1749 - Unknown
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Eric Claesson
1761 - 1761
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Elias Claesson
1762 - 1763
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Anders Claesson
1746 - 1761
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Brigitta Claesdotter
1753 - Unknown
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Anna Claesdotter
1759 - Unknown
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Clas Claesson
1756 - 1756

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