She was born before her parents marriage, and the birth record only notes an "Oächta barn i Haraldsjön", i.e. a child out of wedlock. There are however several indices that makes it pretty certain that this is her, and that she indeed was Per´s and Elisabet´s child:
The burial record names her father, Peder, and also calls him "min dräng" (my, i.e. the vicar´s, helper), which is also what he is called in the birth record of the next child, her brother Jacob, in 1671.
The burial record also contains a note "the ägde til 3die", seemingly referring to the fact that the parents were second cousins, which was described at greater length in the parents´ marriage record from December the same year, and with a similar formulation: "Hvar närskylda til 3dje".
One of the baptism witnesses, Sigfrids wife at Haraldsjön, was Elisabet´s father´s sister.
Kerstin would for sure be the preferred name for a firstborn daughter, since both grandmothers bore that name.
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