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Magnus Eld Eld

Birth6 juni 1804 - Graby torp, Sund förs, Östergötland, Sweden
Death31 JAN 1857 - Ohlsberg
MotherGretha Månsdotter
FatherNot Available

Born in Graby torp, Sund förs, Östergötland, Sweden on 6 juni 1804 to Gretha Månsdotter. Magnus Eld Eld married Brita Maja Jonsdotter and had 9 children. He passed away on 31 JAN 1857 in Ohlsberg.

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Gretha Månsdotter
1779 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Brita Maja Jonsdotter
1804 - 1865
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Anna Maja Johansdotter
1801 - 1835
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Klara Maria Eld
1836 - 1917
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Clas Wilhelm Eld
1842 - Unknown
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Johanna Andersdotter
1838 - Unknown
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Frans Adolph Adolphsson
1833 - Unknown
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Carolina Fredrica Eld Eld
1835 - 1840
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Augusta Eld
1847 - Unknown
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Christina Charlotta Adolfsdotter
1840 - Unknown
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Claes Alfred Andersson
1844 - 1902
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Elisabeth Maria Sophia Larsdotter
1827 - Unknown

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