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Sara Andersdotter

Birth07 Mar 1761 - Betsatjaur, Arvidsjaur, BD
Death17 Aug 1814 - Gardejaur, Arvidsjaur, BD
MotherMargetha Sjulsdotter
FatherAnders Svensson

Born in Betsatjaur, Arvidsjaur, BD on 07 Mar 1761 to Anders Svensson and Margetha Sjulsdotter. Sara Andersdotter married Jonas Nilsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 17 Aug 1814 in Gardejaur, Arvidsjaur, BD.

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Parents
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Anders Svensson
1704 - 1765
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Margetha Sjulsdotter
1733 - 1764
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Jonas Nilsson
1771 - 1859
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Margreta Sjulsdotter
1780 - 1857
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Anna Jonsdotter
1804 - 1889
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Anders Sjulsen
1787 - 1860
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Brita Jonsdotter
1798 - 1873
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Klemet Sjulsson
1794 - Unknown
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Per Sjulsson
1790 - 1867
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Clemet Sjulsson
1783 - 1790

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