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Maja Lisa Andersdotter

Birth14 november 1795 - Linderås, Jönköping, Sverige
Death24 december 1857 - Ekeby, Östergötland, Sverige
MotherStina Larsdotter
FatherAnders Carlström

Born in Linderås, Jönköping, Sverige on 14 november 1795 to Anders Carlström and Stina Larsdotter. Maja Lisa Andersdotter married Magnus Jönsson and had 5 children. She passed away on 24 december 1857 in Ekeby, Östergötland, Sverige.

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Anders Carlström
1748 - 1832
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Stina Larsdotter
1757 - 1812
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Magnus Jönsson
1789 - 1837
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Gustaf Månsson
1824 - 1907
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Christina Catharina Månsdotter
1834 - Unknown
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Johanna Charlotta Månsdotter
1823 - Unknown
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Maja Lena Månsdotter
1837 - Unknown
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Johannes Månsson Larsson
1832 - 1915

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