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Karin Jonsdotter

Birth 1 Sep 1697 - ja, Järvsö, Gävleborg, Sverige
Death25 Apr 1781 - Stene, Järvsö, Gävleborg, Sverige
MotherCherstin Jonsdotter
FatherJonas Olofsson-Sijk

Born in ja, Järvsö, Gävleborg, Sverige on 1 Sep 1697 to Jonas Olofsson-Sijk and Cherstin Jonsdotter. Karin Jonsdotter married Hans Larsson-Fernaeus and had 5 children. She passed away on 25 Apr 1781 in Stene, Järvsö, Gävleborg, Sverige.

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Parents
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Jonas Olofsson-sijk
1650 - Unknown
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Cherstin Jonsdotter
1661 - 1740
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Hans Larsson-fernaeus
1701 - 1748
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Christina Hansdotter Fernaeus
1729 - 1773
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Jonas Hansson Fernaeus
1732 - 1797
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Johan Hansson Larm
1737 - 1808
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Ingrid Hansdotter Fernaeus
1734 - Unknown
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Lars Hansson Fernaeus
1728 - Unknown

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