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Kerstin Andersdotter

Birth19 JAN 1843 - Västra Vingåker, Södermanlands län
Death1881-12-13 - Västra Vingåker, Södermanlands län, Sverige
MotherChristina Persdotter
FatherAnders Olsson

Born in Västra Vingåker, Södermanlands län on 19 JAN 1843 to Anders Olsson and Christina Persdotter. Kerstin Andersdotter married Per Larsson and had 6 children. She passed away on 1881-12-13 in Västra Vingåker, Södermanlands län, Sverige.

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Parents
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Anders Olsson
1801 - 1870
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Christina Persdotter
1814 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Per Larsson
1835 - Unknown
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Odöpt Persson?
1881 - 1881
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Hulda Pers-?
1877 - Unknown
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Erik Daniel Persson?
1880 - Unknown
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Karl Fredrik Persson
1872 - 1905
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Elin Pers-?
1874 - Unknown
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Hanna Pers-?
1876 - Unknown

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