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Sara Davidsdotter

Birth13 SEP 1741 - Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige
Death9 DEC 1796 - Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige
MotherSara Nilsdotter
FatherDavid Andersson

Born in Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige on 13 SEP 1741 to David Andersson and Sara Nilsdotter. Sara Davidsdotter had 7 children. She passed away on 9 DEC 1796 in Långnäla, Gunnilbo församling, Västmanland, Sverige.

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David Andersson
1706 - 1755
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Sara Nilsdotter
1703 - 1768
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Eric Matsson
1764 - 1832
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Olof Matsson
1775 - 1800
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Anna Matsdotter
1781 - 1858
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Brita Matsdotter
1767 - 1784
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Anders Rönning Född Matsson
1771 - Unknown
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Hans Matsson
1778 - 1779
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Mats Matsson
1777 - 1778

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