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Lars ERSSON

Lars ERSSON

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  1. 1.  Lars ERSSON was born on 1 Feb 1804 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN (son of Eric ANDERSSON and Stina ABRAMSDOTTER).

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Eric ANDERSSON was born in 1765 in Sköllersta, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN (son of Anders LARSSON and Anna LARSDOTTER); died on 2 Nov 1844 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.

    Eric married Stina ABRAMSDOTTER in 1795. Stina was born in 1767 in Kil, Örebro, SWEDEN; died on 2 Dec 1843 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Stina ABRAMSDOTTER was born in 1767 in Kil, Örebro, SWEDEN; died on 2 Dec 1843 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    Children:
    1. Anders ERSSON was born on 29 May 1794 in Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    2. Eric ERSSON was born on 27 Aug 1795 in Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    3. Anna Stina ERSDOTTER was born on 25 Apr 1797 in Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    4. Olaf ERSSON was born on 19 Nov 1799 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    5. Catharina ERSDOTTER was born on 18 Jun 1801 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    6. 1. Lars ERSSON was born on 1 Feb 1804 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.
    7. Carl ERSSON was born on 21 Jun 1806 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN; died on 26 Mar 1828 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Anders LARSSON

    Anders + Anna LARSDOTTER. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Anna LARSDOTTER
    Children:
    1. 2. Eric ANDERSSON was born in 1765 in Sköllersta, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN; died on 2 Nov 1844 in Björklund, Längbro, Örebro, SWEDEN.


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