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Bräutigam, Johanna Beata Petersson

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Johanna Beata Bräutigam (Pettersdotter) , född 11 juli 1844, Bräcke, Morlanda, Orust , Bohuslän, död 5 januari 1923, Södra Larmgatan / Nygatan 23, Göteborg.

Dotter till Peter (Petter) Jönsson (1807-1887) och Anna Britta Jönsdotter (1815-1903). Gift med Emil August Bräutigam. Mor till Johan August Bräutigam; Albertina Melani Augusta Bräutigam; Carl Emil Andreas Bräutigam; Carl Ernst Waldemar Bräutigam; Gustaf Adolph August Bräutigam; Fredrik Alvin Otto Bräutigam; Johanna Jeanette Christina Nordborg; Karl Ludvig Torsten Bräutigam och Fredrich Ludvig Emil Bräutigam« färre

Syster till Anna Christina Bundsen; Jakob Pettersson (1849-1920); Andreas Pettersson; Albertina Pettersdotter och Betty Wallin.

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Namn: Bräutigam, Emil
Persontitel: konditor
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1837-06-24, 1910-06-04
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