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Lovisa Karolina Persdotter 1814–1895 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 2 feb 1814

Birth Location: Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige

Death Date: 27 augusti 1895

Death Location: Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige

Father: Per Larsson

Mother: Anna Larsdotter

Spouse(s): Peter Pettersson

Children(s): Carolina Pettersson, Lars Pettersson, Karl Pettersson, Ida Pettersson, Johanna Petersdotter, Gustaf Pettersson, Per Pettersson

In 1814, Lovisa Karolina Persdotter entered the world in Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige, born to Per Larsson And Anna Larsdotter. Lovisa Karolina Persdotter married Peter Pettersson, and had children including Carolina Axelina Pettersson, Gustaf Pettersson, Ida Charlotta Pettersson, Johanna Lovisa Petersdotter, Karl Emil Pettersson, Lars Erik Pettersson, Per Johan Pettersson. Lovisa Karolina Persdotter passed away in 1895 in Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige.

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Biography

  • In 1814, Lovisa Karolina Persdotter entered the world in Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige, born to Per Larsson And Anna Larsdotter.
  • Lovisa Karolina Persdotter married Peter Pettersson, and had children including Carolina Axelina Pettersson, Gustaf Pettersson, Ida Charlotta Pettersson, Johanna Lovisa Petersdotter, Karl Emil Pettersson, Lars Erik Pettersson, Per Johan Pettersson.
  • Lovisa Karolina Persdotter passed away in 1895 in Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige.

Immediate Family

Parents

Per Larsson
1772–1815
Birth Location: Mosjö, Örebro län, Sverige
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Anna Larsdotter
1781–1857
Birth Location: Björka Kumla
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Spouses(s)

Peter Pettersson
1818–1901
Birth Location: Via ägor, Edsberg, Örebro, Sverige
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Children(s)

Carolina Pettersson
1857–1934
Birth Location: Hidinge
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Lars Pettersson
1849–1927
Birth Location: Hidinge, Örebro, Sverige
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Karl Pettersson
1847–1903
Birth Location: Hidinge, Örebro, Sverige
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Ida Pettersson
1860–1883
Birth Location: Almby
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Johanna Petersdotter
1850–1910
Birth Location: Örebro, Almby, Örebro, Sverige
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Gustaf Pettersson
1854–1932
Birth Location: Hidinge, Hidinge, by, Mellangården, Örebro, Sverige
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Per Pettersson
1845–1899
Birth Location: Hidinge, Örebro, Sverige
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Lovisa Persdotter's Ancestors

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Lovisa Persdotter
1814–1895
Birth Place: Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige
Parents
Per Larsson
1772–1815
Mosjö, Örebro län, Sverige
Anna Larsdotter
1781–1857
Björka Kumla
Grandparents
Lars Bengtsson
1729–1795
Skeppsta, Täby, Örebro län, Sverige
Brita (Jakobsdotter) Baumgardt
1731–1811
Kortfors hammare, Karlskoga, Örebro, Sverige
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Lovisa Persdotter's Descendants

1.
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Lovisa (Karolina) Persdotter (2 feb 1814–27 augusti 1895) m. Peter Pettersson (8 Juli 1818–20 maj 1901)
  1. 1. Carolina (Axelina) Pettersson 1857–1934 m. Anders (Gustav) Andersson 1854–1925
    1. 1. Josef (Emanuel Pettersson) Palmius 1888–1971 m. Adele (Juliana) Lund 1896–1980
      1. 1. Marianne (Estrid Adele) Palmius 1929–2019
      2. 2. Bengt (Josef Mårten) Palmius 1934–1998
    2. 2. Märta (Elisabet) Pettersson 1894–
  2. 2. Lars (Erik) Pettersson 1849–1927
  3. 3. Karl (Emil) Pettersson 1847–1903
  4. 4. Ida (Charlotta) Pettersson 1860–1883
  5. 5. Johanna (Lovisa) Petersdotter 1850–1910
  6. 6. Gustaf Pettersson 1854–1932
  7. 7. Per (Johan) Pettersson 1845–1899

Lovisa Persdotter's Timeline

2 Records

1814
2 feb 1814
Birth of Lovisa Karolina Persdotter in Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige
Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige
1895
27 augusti 1895
Age 81
Death of Lovisa Karolina Persdotter in Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige
Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 2 feb 1814
    Event Place: Mosjö, Örebro, Sverige

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 augusti 1895
    Event Place: Becketorp, Almby, Örebro, Sverige
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