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Karin Persdotter

Birth18 Oct 1782 - Jamsjo, Blkng, Swdn
Death13 Jul 1833 - Jamsjo, Blkng, Sweden
MotherElin Olsdotter
FatherPer Andersson

Born in Jamsjo, Blkng, Swdn on 18 Oct 1782 to Per Andersson and Elin Olsdotter. Karin Persdotter married Peter Tröstersson and had 8 children. She passed away on 13 Jul 1833 in Jamsjo, Blkng, Sweden.

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Per Andersson
1751 - 1817
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Elin Olsdotter
1757 - 1816
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Peter Tröstersson
1779 - 1849
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Ola Pettersson
1808 - 1846
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Elin Petersdotter
1822 - 1874
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Anders Peterson
1816 - 1895
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Maria Pettersson
1811 - Unknown
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Sissa Pettersson
1805 - Unknown
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Sven Petersson
1803 - 1804
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Tröster Pettersson
1814 - Unknown
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Peter Pehrsson
1819 - 1885

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