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Lars Andersen

Birth1818 - Prangeboelhus NE
Death24 Mar 1901 - Lille Bjerregård, Nees, Ringkobing, Denmark
MotherAne Kjerstine Larsdatter
FatherAnders Iversen

Born in Prangeboelhus NE on 1818 to Anders Iversen and Ane Kjerstine Larsdatter. Lars Andersen married Mariane Christensdatter and had 9 children. He passed away on 24 Mar 1901 in Lille Bjerregård, Nees, Ringkobing, Denmark.

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Parents
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Anders Iversen
1790 - 1873
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Ane Kjerstine Larsdatter
1794 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Mariane Christensdatter
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ane Kjerstine Larsen
1853 - Unknown
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Andreas Larsen
1857 - Unknown
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Mette Kristine Larsen
1855 - Unknown
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Else Kirstine Larsen
1864 - Unknown
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Anders Kristian Larsen
1851 - Unknown
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Berthel Kjerdige Larsen
1858 - Unknown
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Anders Christian Larsen
1850 - Unknown
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Berthe Kjerdige Larsen
1858 - Unknown
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Anders Christian Larsen
1850 - Unknown

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