Maria Andersdotter

Female3 September 1780–25 April 1850

Brief Life History of Maria

When Maria Andersdotter was born on 3 September 1780, in Hofva, Skaraborg, Sweden, her father, Anders Larsson, was 41 and her mother, Maria Nilsdotter, was 28. She married Bengt Hendricksson on 8 September 1805, in Fredsberg, Skaraborg, Sweden. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 2 daughters. She died on 25 April 1850, in Bålerud, Elgarås, Skaraborg, Sweden, at the age of 69, and was buried in Elgarås, Skaraborg, Sweden.

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Family Time Line

Bengt Hendricksson
1780–1848
Maria Andersdotter
1780–1850
Marriage: 8 September 1805
Andreas Bengtsson
1805–1891
Stina Bengtsdotter
1809–1874
Johannes Bengtsson
1812–1863
Maria Bengtsdotter
1815–1897
Erik Bengtson
1819–1879

Sources (13)

  • Maria Andersdotter Birth & Christening in Gårdsiö, Hova, Skaraborg, Sweden, 1780.
  • Bengt Hindriksson & Maria Andersdotter Marriage in Månsarud, Fredsbergs, Skaraborg, Sweden, 1805.
  • Maria Andersdotter Death & Burial in Älgarås, Skaraborg, Sweden, 1850.

Spouse and Children

  • Marriage
    8 September 1805Fredsberg, Skaraborg, Sweden
  • Children (5)

    Parents and Siblings

    Siblings (8)

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    World Events (4)

    1809

    Age 29

    Sweden declared independence. Constitutional monarchy established. Russia took Aland Island group from Sweden.

    1814

    Age 34

    Denmark ceded Norway to Sweden.

    1832

    Age 52

    Göta Canal opened.

    Name Meaning

    A name derived from Mapia, one of the Greek forms of Miriam. Maria is found as a male name as well as a female name. Viscount Montague, of Cowdray, Sussex, who succeeded to the title as second viscount, was christened Anthony Maria Browne. In Camden's Remains (p. 44), referred to in Delicie Literarise, occurs Thomas Maria Wingfield; and there was also a Sir Edward Maria Wingfield. The name appears to have been adopted in the latter family from Mary, daughter of Henry VIII. Compare Notes and Queries 5th S. ii. 73, 316, 478. Marie is frequently found as a male name in France and in other parts of the Continent.

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