Anna Maria
Brodersonia
Born in Sweden
Ancestors 
Daughter of Samuel Brodersonius
and Marina Schee
Wife of
Erland Nicander
— married
27 Nov 1726 [location unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at age 80
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 25 Jul 2017
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Biography
Anna Maria was a daughter of Samuel Brodersonius and Maria Schee, born in 1692. She was married first to Petrus Zelander and second to Erland Nicander. Both husbands served as Komminister in Stenbrohult, Småland. She died in 1772.[1]
Sources
- Fries, Theodor Magnus. Linnaeus. Cambridge University Press, 2011. Original published in 1903. English version, first published in 1923, was translated and edited by British botanist Benjamin Daydon Jackson.
- Virdestam, Gotth. Växjö stifts herdaminne D.2 (1927), p. 400. (View at ArkivDigital (subscription).)
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