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Mathilda Larsdotter

Birth20 Dec 1846 - Myckleby, Orust, Sweden
Death6 Juni 1931 - Myckleby, Västra Götaland, Sverige
MotherAnnika Berndtsdotter
FatherLars Christensson

Born in Myckleby, Orust, Sweden on 20 Dec 1846 to Lars Christensson and Annika Berndtsdotter. Mathilda Larsdotter had 7 children. She passed away on 6 Juni 1931 in Myckleby, Västra Götaland, Sverige.

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Lars Christensson
1816 - 1852
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Annika Berndtsdotter
1815 - 1879
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Alma Maria Niklasdotter
1875 - Unknown
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Johan Amandus Niklasson
1880 - 1939
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Ludvig Emanuel Niklasson
1871 - 1896
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Carl Fredrik Niklasson
1877 - 1955
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Anders Edvin Niklasson
1880 - Unknown
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Olof Hjalmar Niklasson
1869 - 1928
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Gustaf Adolf Niklasson
1884 - Unknown

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