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Jacob McLean 1739–1739 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1739

Birth Location: Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden

Death Date: 1739

Death Location: Tveta, Värmland, Sweden

Father: Jacob McLean/

Mother: Charlotta Cremer

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Children(s):

Jacob McLean was born in 1739 in Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden, the child of Jacob Ludvig Makeleer Mclean And Charlotta Fredrica Cremer. Jacob McLean passed away in 1739 in Tveta, Värmland, Sweden.

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Biography

  • Jacob McLean was born in 1739 in Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden, the child of Jacob Ludvig Makeleer Mclean And Charlotta Fredrica Cremer.
  • Jacob McLean passed away in 1739 in Tveta, Värmland, Sweden.

Immediate Family

Parents

Jacob McLean/
1697–1755
Birth Location: Gothenburg, Gothenburg and Bohus, Sweden
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Charlotta Cremer
1698–1750
Birth Location: Lang, Varmland, Sweden
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Jacob McLean's Ancestors

Self
Jacob McLean
1739–1739
Birth Place: Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden
Parents
Jacob Ludvig Makeleer McLean/
1697–1755
Gothenburg, Gothenburg and Bohus, Sweden
Charlotta (Fredrica) Cremer
1698–1750
Lang, Varmland, Sweden
Grandparents
David, (1st Baron Makeleer Macklean) McLean
1646–1708
Great-Grandparents
John, McLean
1604–1666
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Hector, McLean
1583–1618
Isabella Acheson
1585–1660

Jacob McLean's Timeline

2 Records

1739
1739
Birth of Jacob McLean in Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden
Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden
1739
1739
Death of Jacob McLean in Tveta, Värmland, Sweden
Tveta, Värmland, Sweden

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1739
    Event Place: Gasevadholm, Halland, Sweden

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1739
    Event Place: Tveta, Värmland, Sweden
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