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Mats Andersson

Birth12 April 1730 - Svärdsjö, Kopparberg, Sweden
Death19 May 1805 - Svärdsjö, Kopparberg, Sweden
MotherMarit Olofsdotter
FatherAnders Mattsson

Born in Svärdsjö, Kopparberg, Sweden on 12 April 1730 to Anders Mattsson and Marit Olofsdotter. Mats Andersson married Elisabet Lisbet Andersdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 19 May 1805 in Svärdsjö, Kopparberg, Sweden.

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Anders Mattsson
1698 - 1743
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Marit Olofsdotter
1700 - Unknown
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Elisabet Lisbet Andersdotter
1726 - 1793
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Jan Matsson Mård
1763 - 1825
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Anders Andreas Matsson
1758 - Unknown
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Margareta Matsdotter
1756 - 1803
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Anna Matsdotter
1760 - Unknown
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Erik Matsson
1767 - Unknown
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Brita Matsdotter
1771 - Unknown

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