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Lars Danielsson

Birth16 Mar 1732 - Axmar No:4 Gävleborg Sweden
Death4 Nov 1801 - Axmar N:6 Gävleborg Sweden
MotherMargareta Jönsdotter
FatherDaniel Persson

Born in Axmar No:4 Gävleborg Sweden on 16 Mar 1732 to Daniel Persson and Margareta Jönsdotter. Lars Danielsson married Helena Löfbom and had 8 children. He passed away on 4 Nov 1801 in Axmar N:6 Gävleborg Sweden.

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Daniel Persson
1695 - 1760
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Margareta Jönsdotter
1695 - 1760
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Helena Löfbom
1737 - Unknown
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Lars Axner
1769 - 1834
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Daniel Axner
1767 - 1836
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Per Axner
1775 - 1806
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Maria Margareta Kristina Axner
1765 - Unknown
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Helena Axner
1773 - 1774
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Olof Axner
1772 - Unknown
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Erik Axner
1783 - Unknown
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Nils Axner
1780 - Unknown

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