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Lars Nilsson

Birth31 May 1731 - Övre Bäsna 29, Gagnefs församling, Dalarnas län, Sweden
Death22 maj 1785 - Bäsna, Dalarna, Sverige
MotherAnna Danielsdotter
FatherNils Larsson

Born in Övre Bäsna 29, Gagnefs församling, Dalarnas län, Sweden on 31 May 1731 to Nils Larsson and Anna Danielsdotter. Lars Nilsson married Anna Persdotter and had 3 children. He passed away on 22 maj 1785 in Bäsna, Dalarna, Sverige.

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Parents
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Nils Larsson
1703 - 1762
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Anna Danielsdotter
1699 - 1780
Spouse(s)
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Anna Persdotter
1732 - 1807
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Anna Persdotter
1732 - Unknown
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Anna Pehrsdotter
1731 - 1770
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Anna Persdotter
1731 - 1799
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Anna Persdotter
1716 - 1788
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Anna Persdotter
1731 - 1779
Children Show all
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Lasses Lars Larsson
1758 - 1850
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Kerstin Larsdotter
1766 - Unknown
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Anna Larsdotter
1754 - Unknown

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