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Lars JOHANSSON

Birth1718 - Julita, Södermanland, Sverige
Death7 mar 1783 - Stora Högbrunn, Julita, Södermanland, Sverige
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Born in Julita, Södermanland, Sverige on 1718. Lars JOHANSSON married Kerstin Andersdotter and had 12 children. He passed away on 7 mar 1783 in Stora Högbrunn, Julita, Södermanland, Sverige.

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Kerstin Andersdotter
1720 - 1773
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Kierstin Andersdotter
1719 - 1793
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Kerstin Andersdotter
1719 - 1790
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Kierstin Andersdotter
1719 - 1793
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Kristina Larsdotter
1745 - 1811
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Per Larsson
1751 - Unknown
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Lars Larsson
1754 - 1825
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Kerstin Larsdotter
1743 - 1792
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Erik Larsson
1759 - Unknown
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Maria Larsdotter
1745 - 1798
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Ingrid Larsson
1747 - 1748
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Annika Larsdotter
1763 - Unknown
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Johan Larsson
1743 - Unknown
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Anders Larsson
1749 - 1815
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Anders Larson
1749 - 1815
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Olof Larsson
1756 - Unknown

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