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Maja Stina Olofsdotter 1815–1899 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 3 JUN 1815

Birth Location: Falmark

Death Date: 13 JAN 1899

Death Location: Yttervik

Father: Olof Olofssonny

Mother: Maria Pehrsdotter

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In 1815, Maja Stina Olofsdotter entered the world in Falmark, born to Olof Olofssonny And Maria Pehrsdotter. Maja Stina Olofsdotter passed away in 1899 in Yttervik.

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Biography

  • In 1815, Maja Stina Olofsdotter entered the world in Falmark, born to Olof Olofssonny And Maria Pehrsdotter.
  • Maja Stina Olofsdotter passed away in 1899 in Yttervik.

Immediate Family

Parents

Olof Olofssonny
1764–1855
Birth Location: Fahlmark, Bureå (AC).
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Maria Pehrsdotter
1780–1856
Birth Location: Innervik
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Maja Olofsdotter's Ancestors

Self
Maja Olofsdotter
1815–1899
Birth Place: Falmark
Parents
Olof Olofssonny
1764–1855
Fahlmark, Bureå (AC).
Maria Pehrsdotter
1780–1856
Innervik
Grandparents
Stora (Olov) Olovsson
1737–1820
Falmark
Brita Pehrsdotter
1734–1781
Fahlmark, Bureå (AC)
Great-Grandparents
Olof Hurtig
1693–1763
Karin Andersdotter
1700–1764
Per Burström
1703–1784
Ingrid Nilsdotter
1711–1786
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Per Olofsson
–1697
Karin Larsdotter
1662–1756
Johan Zakrisson
1658–1731
Brita Nilsdotter
1675–1759
"Lilla" Hurtig
–1718
Anna Olofsdotter
1667–1746

Maja Olofsdotter's Timeline

2 Records

1815
3 JUN 1815
Birth of Maja Stina Olofsdotter in Falmark
Falmark
1899
13 JAN 1899
Age 84
Death of Maja Stina Olofsdotter in Yttervik
Yttervik

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 3 JUN 1815
    Event Place: Falmark

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 13 JAN 1899
    Event Place: Yttervik
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