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Lars Nilsson

Birth1766 - Ågrena, Skagershult (T)
Death1835 - Fernehagen, Skagershult, Örebro län, Sverige
MotherStina Bengtsdotter
FatherNils ANDERSSON

Born in Ågrena, Skagershult (T) on 1766 to Nils ANDERSSON and Stina Bengtsdotter. Lars Nilsson married Greta Nilsson* Jansdotter and had 7 children. He passed away on 1835 in Fernehagen, Skagershult, Örebro län, Sverige.

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Parents
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Nils Andersson
1719 - 1790
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Stina Bengtsdotter
1730 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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Greta Nilsson* Jansdotter
1790 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Maria Christina Larsdotter
Unknown - Unknown
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Carl Larsson
1804 - Unknown
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Anna Greta Larsdotter
1806 - 1823
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Lars Peter Larsson
1810 - Unknown
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Katarina Larsdotter
1813 - 1886
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Ulla Larsdotter
1822 - Unknown
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Lovisa Fredriksson ÅSberg*larsdotter
1817 - Unknown

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