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Mathis Sonesson

Birth29 Aug 1835 - Mjällby No 31, Blekinge län, Sverige
Death15 Juni 1902 - Djupekås, Blekinge, Sverige
MotherHanna Karlsdotter
FatherSone Mattsson

Born in Mjällby No 31, Blekinge län, Sverige on 29 Aug 1835 to Sone Mattsson and Hanna Karlsdotter. Mathis Sonesson had 8 children. He passed away on 15 Juni 1902 in Djupekås, Blekinge, Sverige.

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Sone Mattsson
1811 - 1890
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Hanna Karlsdotter
1816 - 1857
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Mathilda Mattisdotter
1859 - 1889
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Hanna Matthisdotter
1862 - Unknown
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Olof Mattisson
1870 - 1958
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Otto Mattisson
1876 - 1877
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Carl Johan Mattisson
1867 - 1953
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Anders Mattisson
1864 - 1874
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Carolina Sofia Mathisdotter
1873 - Unknown
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Thilda Mathisdotter
1857 - 1858

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