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Karin Mansdotter

Birth20 Nov 1693 - Farila, Gavleborg, Sweden
Death13 May 1764 - Farila, Gavleborg, Sweden
MotherBrita Hansson
FatherMans Olofsson

Born in Farila, Gavleborg, Sweden on 20 Nov 1693 to Mans Olofsson and Brita Hansson. Karin Mansdotter married Simon Andersson and had 7 children. She passed away on 13 May 1764 in Farila, Gavleborg, Sweden.

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Parents
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Mans Olofsson
1680 - 1695
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Brita Hansson
1653 - 1714
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Simon Andersson
1689 - 1736
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Anders Olsson
1719 - 1764
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Margareta Olofsdotter
1730 - 1808
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Catharina Olofsdotter
1721 - Unknown
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Brita Olofsdotter
1715 - 1782
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Anna Olofsdotter
1717 - Unknown
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Kerstin Olofsdotter
1724 - Unknown
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Olof Olofsson
1728 - Unknown

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