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Lars Persson

Birth10 Mar 1843 - Yxe,Lindesberg,Örebro,Sweden
Death28 Oct 1921 - Vestra Loea, Ramsberg, Orebro, Sweden
MotherAnna Andersdotter
FatherPer Ersson

Born in Yxe,Lindesberg,Örebro,Sweden on 10 Mar 1843 to Per Ersson and Anna Andersdotter. Lars Persson had 10 children. He passed away on 28 Oct 1921 in Vestra Loea, Ramsberg, Orebro, Sweden.

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Parents
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Per Ersson
1798 - 1862
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Anna Andersdotter
1799 - 1855
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Erland Frödin
1869 - Unknown
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Maria Karolina Frödin
1883 - Unknown
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Klara Elvira Frödin
1889 - Unknown
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Hanna Eugenia Frödin
1885 - Unknown
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Beda Matilda Frödin
1865 - Unknown
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Hanna Frödin
1875 - Unknown
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Emanuel Frödin
1880 - 1941
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Erik Frödin
1873 - Unknown
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Per Vilhelm Frödin
1871 - Unknown
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Karl Julius Frödin
1867 - 1956

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