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Maja Persdotter

Birth02 Maj 1725 - Halls, Tierp, Uppsala, Sverige
Death09 Dec 1807 - Bäggeby, Tierp, Uppsala, Sverige
MotherElin Olofsdotter
FatherPer Månsson

Born in Halls, Tierp, Uppsala, Sverige on 02 Maj 1725 to Per Månsson and Elin Olofsdotter. Maja Persdotter married Pär Matsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 09 Dec 1807 in Bäggeby, Tierp, Uppsala, Sverige.

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Parents
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Per Månsson
Unknown - 1743
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Elin Olofsdotter
1694 - 1768
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Pär Matsson
1723 - 1784
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Helena Persdotter
1755 - 1825
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Karin Persdotter
1758 - Unknown
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Matts Persson
1756 - Unknown
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Per Persson
1760 - Unknown
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Lars Persson
1761 - Unknown
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Anders Persson
1764 - Unknown
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Jan Persson
1765 - Unknown

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