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Karin PERSDOTTER

Birth6 Feb 1794 - Langstrand, Transtrand, Kopparberg, Sweden
Death13 Feb 1889 - Stennas, Transtrand, Kopparberg, Sweden
MotherKerstin Larsdotter
FatherPer Eriksson

Born in Langstrand, Transtrand, Kopparberg, Sweden on 6 Feb 1794 to Per Eriksson and Kerstin Larsdotter. Karin PERSDOTTER had 7 children. She passed away on 13 Feb 1889 in Stennas, Transtrand, Kopparberg, Sweden.

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Per Eriksson
1756 - 1847
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Kerstin Larsdotter
1753 - 1808
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Sten Anders Andersson
1826 - 1894
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Kerstin Anderssdotter
1831 - 1883
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Erik Andersson
1828 - 1855
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Sten Per Andersson
1824 - Unknown
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Carin Andersdotter
1836 - Unknown
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Anna Greta Andreasdotter
1821 - 1910
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Elin Andersdotter
1834 - Unknown

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