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KARIN PERSDOTTER

BirthABT 1702 - Svarttorp, Jönköping kommun Sverige
Death8 SEP 1771 - Sjöslätt västergård, Svarttorp, Jönköping kommun Sverige
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Born in Svarttorp, Jönköping kommun Sverige on ABT 1702. KARIN PERSDOTTER married Bengt Månsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 8 SEP 1771 in Sjöslätt västergård, Svarttorp, Jönköping kommun Sverige.

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Bengt Månsson
1697 - 1779
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Kerstin Bengtsdotter
1733 - 1811
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Maria Bengtsdotter
1735 - 1813
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Måns Bengtsson Holmström
1727 - 1791
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Olof Bengtsson
1731 - 1796
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Karin Bengtsdotter
1738 - Unknown
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Lisken Bengtsdotter
1743 - Unknown
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Måns Bengtsson
1725 - 1762

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