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Valborg Persdotter

Birth1714 - Lemböte, Ahvenanmaa, Finland
Death23 Feb 1772 - Lemböte, Ahvenanmaa, Finland
MotherAnna Eriksdotter
FatherPer Mickelsson

Born in Lemböte, Ahvenanmaa, Finland on 1714 to Per Mickelsson and Anna Eriksdotter. Valborg Persdotter married Anders Eriksson and had 7 children. She passed away on 23 Feb 1772 in Lemböte, Ahvenanmaa, Finland.

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Per Mickelsson
1687 - Unknown
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Anna Eriksdotter
1684 - Unknown
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Anders Eriksson
1709 - 1766
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Anders Andersson
1736 - 1788
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Pehr Andersson Weckman
1734 - 1798
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Johan Andersson
1754 - 1809
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Erik Andersson
1733 - 1759
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Brita Andersdotter
1739 - Unknown
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Hans Andersson Lembötö
1741 - 1789
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Mats Andersson
1740 - Unknown

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