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Sara Persson

Birth1722-11-05 - Hjalmakra, Myresjo, Jonkoping, Sweden
Death5 Sep 1779 - Glomsjo Jonsgard, Navelsjo, Jonkoping, Sweden
MotherIngri Mansson
FatherPer Nilsson

Born in Hjalmakra, Myresjo, Jonkoping, Sweden on 1722-11-05 to Per Nilsson and Ingri Mansson. Sara Persson married Håkan Svensson and had 8 children. She passed away on 5 Sep 1779 in Glomsjo Jonsgard, Navelsjo, Jonkoping, Sweden.

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Parents
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Per Nilsson
1699 - 1767
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Ingri Mansson
1698 - 1742
Spouse(s)
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Håkan Svensson
1711 - 1777
Children Show all
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Magnus Hakansson
1759 - 1800
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Maria Håkansdotter
1752 - 1821
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Ingrid Hakansson
1745 - Unknown
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Christine Hakansson
1747 - Unknown
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Sven Hakansson
Unknown - Unknown
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Lena Hakansson
1761 - Unknown
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Lisa Hakansson
Unknown - Unknown
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Annika Håkansdotter
Unknown - 1809

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