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Lisbeth Persdotter

Birth1731 - Blomskog, Värmland, Sverige
Death21 Aug 1800 - Sillerud, Värmland, Sverige
MotherLisbeth Pedersdotter
FatherPeder Nilson

Born in Blomskog, Värmland, Sverige on 1731 to Peder Nilson and Lisbeth Pedersdotter. Lisbeth Persdotter married Erik Bryngelson and had 6 children. She passed away on 21 Aug 1800 in Sillerud, Värmland, Sverige.

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Peder Nilson
Unknown - 1743
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Lisbeth Pedersdotter
1682 - 1762
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Erik Bryngelson
1721 - 1762
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Olof Larsson
1739 - 1783
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Anders Eriksson
1748 - Unknown
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Olof Ersson Vinter
1760 - 1812
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Bryngel Erikson
1757 - Unknown
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Böret Eriksdotter
1751 - Unknown
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Pehr Erikson
1754 - 1795
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Sigrid Eriksdotter
1756 - Unknown

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