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Karin Persdotter

Birth1666 - Gettnabo, Torsås? eller Strågeryd, Augerum, Blekinge, Sverige?
Death27 May 1750 - Trullefjäll, Torsås, Kalmar, Sverige
MotherElin Nilsdotter
FatherPer Månson

Born in Gettnabo, Torsås? eller Strågeryd, Augerum, Blekinge, Sverige? on 1666 to Per Månson and Elin Nilsdotter. Karin Persdotter married Jon Bengtsson and had 6 children. She passed away on 27 May 1750 in Trullefjäll, Torsås, Kalmar, Sverige.

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Parents
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Per Månson
1632 - 1703
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Elin Nilsdotter
1644 - 1714
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Jon Bengtsson
1668 - 1711
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Gertrud Jonsdotter
1699 - 1783
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Bengt Jonsson Glad
1698 - 1754
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Brita Jonsdotter
1703 - 1703
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Elin Jonsdotter
1706 - 1707
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Per Jonsson
1704 - 1705
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Per Jonsson
1704 - 1705

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