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Per Persson

Birthdecember 1686 - Stocksätter 1, Ingebrekts, Bollnäs
Death1759-03-18 - Röste nr 12 Bollnäs Gävleborg, Sverige
MotherKarin Nilsdotter
FatherPer Engelbrektsson

Born in Stocksätter 1, Ingebrekts, Bollnäs on december 1686 to Per Engelbrektsson and Karin Nilsdotter. Per Persson married Ablun Larsdotter and had 9 children. He passed away on 1759-03-18 in Röste nr 12 Bollnäs Gävleborg, Sverige.

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Parents
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Per Engelbrektsson
1610 - 1700
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Karin Nilsdotter
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ablun Larsdotter
1686 - 1761
Children Show all
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Sara Persdotter
1721 - 1767
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Per Persson
1723 - 1795
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Lars Persson
1717 - 1752
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Per Persson
1723 - 1796
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Karin Persdotter
1715 - 1741
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Karin Persdotter
1715 - 1743
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Per Persson
1723 - 1801
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Per Persson
1723 - 1804
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Per Persson
1723 - 1799

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