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Anna Andersdotter 1667 – 1719 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 15 Sep 1667

Birth Location: Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige

Death Date: 19 Maj 1719

Death Location: Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige

Father: Anders Trulsson

Mother: Anna Trulsdotter

Spouse(s): Lars Nilsson

Children(s): Estred Larsdotter

The story of Anna Andersdotter began in 1667 in Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige. Anna Andersdotter married Lars Nilsson, and had children including Estred Larsdotter. Anna Andersdotter passed away in 1719 in Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige.

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Biography

  • The story of Anna Andersdotter began in 1667 in Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige.
  • Anna Andersdotter married Lars Nilsson, and had children including Estred Larsdotter.
  • Anna Andersdotter passed away in 1719 in Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige.

Immediate Family

Parents

Anders Trulsson
1625 – 1696
Birth Location: Skurup, (M), Skåne, Sverige
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Anna Trulsdotter
1622 – 1692
Birth Location: Skurup, (M), Skåne, Sverige
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Spouses(s)

Lars Nilsson
1645 – 1702
Birth Location: Hassle-Bösarp (M), Skåne, Sweden
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Children(s)

Estred Larsdotter
1692 – 1749
Birth Location: Solberga 3 (M), Skåne, Sverige
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Anna Andersdotter's Ancestors

Self
Anna Andersdotter
1667 – 1719
Birth Place: Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige
Parents
Anders Trulsson
1625 – 1696
Skurup, (M), Skåne, Sverige
Anna Trulsdotter
1622 – 1692
Skurup, (M), Skåne, Sverige
Grandparents
Truls (Jensen) (Jönsson)
1589 – 1671
Löderup 24, Skåne , Sverige
Estred Trulsdotter
1598 – 1675
Skurup (M), Skåne, Sverige
Great-Grandparents
Jöns (Haagensen)
1570 – 1647
Mette Larsdotter
1575 – 1674
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Hågen Swendsen
1530 – 1600
Carna Trulsdotter
1542 – 1626
Lars Olsson
1550 – 1615
Margaretha Olofsdotter
1560 – 1614

Anna Andersdotter's Descendants

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Anna Andersdotter (15 Sep 1667 – 19 Maj 1719) m. Lars Nilsson (1645 – 17 jun 1702)
  1. 1. Estred Larsdotter (ABT 1692 – 1749) m. Mårten Olsson (15 September 1689 – ABT 1749)
    1. 1. Lars Mårtensson (20 Jan 1716 – 28 Maj 1787) m. Anna Tufvesdotter (1735 – 1 Feb 1811)
      1. 1. Estred Larsdotter (18 Okt 1752 – 3 Jan 1813)
        1. 1. Bengta Persdotter (1 juli 1777 – 14 sep. 1836)
        2. 2. JÖNS PERSSON (30 augusti 1782 – 17 mars 1866)
        3. 3. Mätta Persdotter (29 Dec 1790 – 18 december 1874)
      2. 2. Anders Larsson (23 June 1760 – 13 March 1833)
        1. 1. Lars Andersson (11 Oct 1793 – 21 Jan 1849)
      3. 3. Metta Larsdotter (30 Maj 1767 – 24 Mar 1858) m. Mårten Månsson (19 Nov 1756 – 10 Okt 1851)
        1. 1. Ahli Mårtensdottor (12 Mar. 1790 – 08 Nov 1821)
        2. 2. Ola Mårtensson (10 DEC 1792 – 1828)
        3. 3. Pehr Mårtensson (5 Jan 1799 – 11 Okt 1881) m. Bengta Hansdotter (3 Mar 1811 – 30 Okt 1888)
      4. 4. Margareta Larsdotter (10 juli 1770 – 25 september 1795)
        1. 1. Sven Olsson (23 JAN 1793 – 28 AUG 1860)

Anna Andersdotter's Timeline

3 Records

1667
15 Sep 1667
Birth of Anna Andersdotter in Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige
Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige
1683
1683
Age 16
Anna Andersdotter was married in Svenstorp, Malmöhus län, Sverige
Svenstorp, Malmöhus län, Sverige
1719
19 Maj 1719
Age 52
Death of Anna Andersdotter in Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige
Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 15 Sep 1667
    Event Place: Lindby i Svenstorp, (M), Skåne, Sverige
    Record Source: Index till träd på Geneanet

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Marriage
    Event Date: 1683
    Event Place: Svenstorp, Malmöhus län, Sverige

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 19 Maj 1719
    Event Place: Solberga 3, (M), Skåne, Sverige
    Record Source: Index till träd på Geneanet
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