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Sebbe Gummesson

Birth8 September 1777 - Blädinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
Death21 November 1850 - Blädinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
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Born in Blädinge, Kronoberg, Sweden on 8 September 1777. Sebbe Gummesson married Stina Johansdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 21 November 1850 in Blädinge, Kronoberg, Sweden.

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Stina Johansdotter
1784 - 1813
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Kerstin Jonasdotter
1779 - 1807
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Bengta Svensdotter
1770 - 1858
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Ingrid Sebbesdotter
1805 - 1888
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Catharina Sebbesdotter
1801 - 1807
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Kerstin Sebbesdotter
1809 - 1831
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Elin Sebbesdotter
1806 - 1831
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Sven Sebbesson
1816 - 1816
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Maria Sebbesdotter
1811 - 1832

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