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Nils Persson

Birth16 Mar 1696 - Oppala, Gavleborg, Gastrickland, Sweden
Death7 feb 1763 - Gävle, Sverige
MotherMalin Olsdotter
FatherPeder Nilsson

Born in Oppala, Gavleborg, Gastrickland, Sweden on 16 Mar 1696 to Peder Nilsson and Malin Olsdotter. Nils Persson married Britta Andersdotter and had 9 children. He passed away on 7 feb 1763 in Gävle, Sverige.

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Parents
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Peder Nilsson
1668 - 1724
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Malin Olsdotter
1672 - 1724
Spouse(s)
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Britta Andersdotter
1695 - 1773
Children Show all
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Per Nilsson
1719 - 1787
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Brita Nilsdotter
1729 - 1815
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Nils* Nilsson
1737 - 1814
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Katarina Nilsdotter
1723 - 1801
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Anders Nilsson
1734 - Unknown
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Lena Nilsdotter
1741 - 1821
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Magdalena Nilsdotter
1726 - 1801
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Helena* Nilsdotter
1739 - Unknown
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Anders Nilsson
1733 - 1813

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