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Lars Larsson

Birth28 Dec 1733 - Storbyn, Järna, Kopparberg, Sverige
Death23 Maj 1784 - Kvarnåker, Järna, Kopparberg, Sverige
Motheranna larsdotter
FatherLars Nilsson

Born in Storbyn, Järna, Kopparberg, Sverige on 28 Dec 1733 to Lars Nilsson and anna larsdotter. Lars Larsson married Karin Jonsdotter Jont and had 8 children. He passed away on 23 Maj 1784 in Kvarnåker, Järna, Kopparberg, Sverige.

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Lars Nilsson
1703 - 1759
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Anna Larsdotter
1703 - 1748
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Karin Jonsdotter Jont
1742 - 1825
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Nils Larsson
1775 - 1776
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Lars Larsson Westman
1766 - 1816
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Jonas Larsson Stornils
1777 - 1831
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Nils Larsson
1780 - 1834
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Anna Larsdotter
1783 - 1838
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Brita Larsdotter
1768 - 1772
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Jonas Larsson
1771 - 1777
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Anna Larsdotter
1763 - 1766

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