Anna Jespersdatter Ravndal (1813-1888)

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Parents
Father:1Jesper Tjølson Ravndal (1780-1847), mayor of Gjesdal
Mother:2Astrid Monsdatter Gjesdal (1781-1827)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:33 November 1839Fredrik Sørenson Høland (1814-1841)
Married:422 June 1845Sivert Olson Oftedal (1818-9 March 1877), farmer
Children
Children with Fredrik Sørenson Høland:
Fredrikke (1841-)5
Children with Sivert Olson Oftedal:
Elen Gurine Sivertsdatter Berland (1846-1930)6
Jesper Sivertson (1847-1905), shipmaster7
Ane Sivertsdatter Lye (1849-1914)8
Tjøl Andreas Sivertsen (1856-), sailor9
Sivert Sivertsen (1856-), editorial secretary in "Stavanger Aftenblad"10
Ole Johan Sivertsen (1853-1927), merchant11
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Born:121813
Died:131888
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1 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Ravndal no. 41, p. 198.
2 Ibid
3 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Berland no. 26, p. 27.
4 Ibid
5 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Ravndal no. 41, p. 198.
6 Søren Arneson, Gards- og ættesoga for Gjestal: (: Gjestal kommune, 1939), Berland no. 26, p. 27.
7 Ibid
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