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Marget (Margeta) Andersdotter

Birth1719-03-15 - Rödön, Jämtland, Sverige
Death18 MAR 1808 - Utgård, Rödön, Jämtland
MotherCatharina Bengtsdotter Sylvin
FatherAnders Ersson Eriksson

Born in Rödön, Jämtland, Sverige on 1719-03-15 to Anders Ersson Eriksson and Catharina Bengtsdotter Sylvin. Marget (Margeta) Andersdotter married Anders Ivarsson and had 5 children. She passed away on 18 MAR 1808 in Utgård, Rödön, Jämtland.

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Anders Ersson Eriksson
Unknown - 1726
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Catharina Bengtsdotter Sylvin
1680 - 1770
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Anders Ivarsson
1711 - 1764
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Karin Andersdotter
1740 - 1801
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Kerstin Andersson
1749 - Unknown
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Ifwar Andersson
1743 - Unknown
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Margret Andersson
1758 - Unknown
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Anders Andersson
1753 - Unknown

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