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Stina Mattsdotter

Birth30 Mar 1731 - Ramsberg, Örebro, Sweden
Death21 Jan 1810 - Granäs, Visnum, Värmland, Sweden
MotherAnna Andersdotter
FatherMatts Larsson

Born in Ramsberg, Örebro, Sweden on 30 Mar 1731 to Matts Larsson and Anna Andersdotter. Stina Mattsdotter married Mattes Mattesson Isman and had 6 children. She passed away on 21 Jan 1810 in Granäs, Visnum, Värmland, Sweden.

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Parents
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Matts Larsson
1699 - 1756
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Anna Andersdotter
1704 - 1788
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Mattes Mattesson Isman
1739 - 1810
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Annicka Mattesdotter
1767 - 1821
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Christina Mattesdotter
1772 - Unknown
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Jonas Mattesson
1769 - Unknown
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Eric Matteson
1774 - Unknown
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Chatarina Mattesdotter
1763 - 1771
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Maria Mattiasson
1779 - Unknown

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