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Sara Jonsdotter

Birth4 APR 1757 - Gammakil sn (E) Sweden
Death3 May 1823 - Edsbyn, Gavleborg, Sweden
MotherKarin Johansdotter
FatherJonas Olofsson

Born in Gammakil sn (E) Sweden on 4 APR 1757 to Jonas Olofsson and Karin Johansdotter. Sara Jonsdotter married Anders Månsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 3 May 1823 in Edsbyn, Gavleborg, Sweden.

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Parents
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Jonas Olofsson
1734 - 1780
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Karin Johansdotter
1729 - 1807
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Anders Månsson
1744 - 1822
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Jonas Andersson
1779 - 1833
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Magnus Andersson Norrgren
1783 - 1826
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Jakob Andersson Karlén
1790 - 1884
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Magnus Kalen
1785 - 1854
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Peter Andersson
1781 - 1812
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Anders Andersson
1796 - 1807
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Peter Andersson
1781 - 1867

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