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Per Andersen

Birth1630 - Halfossen, Stora Kopparberg, Falun, Sverige
Death1706 - på Buholtet, Grasmo, Eidskog
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Born in Halfossen, Stora Kopparberg, Falun, Sverige on 1630. Per Andersen married HELLE MATHISDATTER and had 9 children. He passed away on 1706 in på Buholtet, Grasmo, Eidskog.

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Helle Mathisdatter
1635 - 1725
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Marthe Persdtr. Savolainen.
1676 - 1733
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Per Persen Buholtet
1676 - Unknown
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Anders Persen Buholtet
1673 - 1725
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Valborg Pedersdatter Børslungen
1666 - Unknown
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Lars Pedersen Børslungen
1679 - Unknown
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Anne Pedersdatter Børslungen
1682 - 1698
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Kari Pedersdatter Børslungen
1687 - 1696
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Eli Persdtr.
1685 - 1698
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Berthe Persdtr.
1676 - 1732

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