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Britta Maja Nelson (born Bryngelsdotter), 1800 - 1890
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Britta Kajsa Malm (born Bryngelsdotter), 1878 - 1961
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Britta Maja Engelbrecktsson (born Bryngelsdotter), 1800 - 1890
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Britta Maja Bryngelsdtr., 1824 - 1903
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Britta Bryngelsdr., 1802 - 1868
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Britta Bryngelsdr., 1790 - 1839
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Britta Bryngelsdr., 1765 - 1837
Sweden Household Examination BooksMaji Britta Larsson (born Bryngelsdotter), 1794 - 1883
FamilySearch Family TreeBritta Maja Bryngelsdotter, 1800 - 1890
FamilySearch Family TreeBritta Petterson (born Bryngelsdotter), 1778 - 1833
FamilySearch Family TreeBritta Nilsson (born Bryngelsdotter), 1810 - 1892
FamilySearch Family TreeBritta Bryngelsdotter, 1797 - 1866
Geni World Family TreeBritta Bryngelsdotter, 1791 - 1873
Geni World Family TreeBritta Bryngelsdotter, 1723 - 1772
Geni World Family TreeBritta Bryngelsdotter, 1775 - 1852
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Britta Bryngelsdotter, died 1879
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Britta Cajsa Bryngelsdotter, died 1893
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Britta Kajsa Bryngelsdotter, died 1883
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Britta Bryngelsdotter, died 1876
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Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1827
1880 Sweden Census
Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1830
1880 Sweden Census
Britta Maria Bryngelsdotter, born 1836
1880 Sweden Census
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1839
1880 Sweden CensusBritta Bryngelsdotter, 1803 - 1803
Sweden, Baptisms, 1611-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter, died 1803
Sweden, Baptisms, 1611-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter, 1729 - 1730
Sweden, Baptisms, 1611-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1777
Sweden, Baptisms, 1611-1920
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1850
1900 Sweden Census
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1828
1900 Sweden Census
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1874
1900 Sweden Census
Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1830
1900 Sweden Census
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1839
1890 Sweden Census
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1850
1890 Sweden Census
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1828
1890 Sweden Census
Britta Maria Bryngelsdotter, born 1832
1890 Sweden Census
Britta Augusta Bryngelsdotter, born 1852
1910 Sweden Census
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1828
1910 Sweden Census
Britta Kristina Bryngelsdotter, born 1839
1910 Sweden Census
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1839
1910 Sweden Census
Britta Stina Bryngelsdotter, born 1850
1930 Sweden Census
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1874
1930 Sweden CensusBritta Maja Bryngelsdotter, 1824 - 1903
Sweden Burials, 1649-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter, 1689 - 1768
Sweden Burials, 1649-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter, 1733 - 1735
Sweden Burials, 1649-1920Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, 1847 - 1851
Sweden Burials, 1649-1920Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter (born Andersson), born 1827
Sweden, Marriages, 1630-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter (Andersson), born 1822
Sweden, Marriages, 1630-1920Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter (born Olsson), born 1829
Sweden, Marriages, 1630-1920Britta Bryngelsdotter (Larsson), born 1823
Sweden, Marriages, 1630-1920
Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1866
Sweden, Births
Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1862
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Britta Maja Bryngelsdotter, born 1865
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Britta Bryngelsdotter, born 1869
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The first name Britta is of Scandinavian origin, particularly associated with Sweden and Denmark, and is derived from the Old Norse name "Birgit," which itself is a diminutive of "Birgitta." The name is rooted in the meaning "exalted one" or "the one who brings happiness," reflecting qualities of strength and nobility. Historically, those who bore the name were often seen as strong and influential figures within their communities, with connections to the Christian saint Birgitta of Sweden, a prominent mystic and founder of the Bridgettine order in the 14th century. Variations of the name include Brigitte in French, Brigida in Italian and Spanish, and Birgit in Germanic languages, each carrying similar meanings but differing in pronunciation and cultural significance. The name Britta has maintained its popularity in various forms across Europe, symbolizing a blend of historical reverence and contemporary appeal.
The last name Bryngelsdotter is of Swedish origin, specifically derived from the patronymic naming tradition common in Scandinavia, where surnames often reflect the father's name. The suffix "-dotter" means "daughter of," indicating that Bryngelsdotter would historically refer to the daughter of someone named Bryngel, which itself is a diminutive form of the Old Norse name Bryngell, meaning "to bring" or "to carry." This surname likely first appeared in Sweden, particularly in rural areas where such naming conventions were prevalent. Variations of the name may include Bryngelsdóttir in Icelandic contexts, reflecting the same patronymic structure, while in other Scandinavian countries, the name might be adapted to fit local linguistic patterns. The use of Bryngelsdotter highlights the familial connections and lineage that were significant in historical Scandinavian society, often denoting characteristics of strength or responsibility associated with the name's meaning.
Petter BryngelssonAnders BryngelssonAnders EngelbrecktssonHans BryngelssonCharles FrankElias SolbergAgusta AndersonCherstin BryngelsdotterCarl FrankElin WettlessonElin BryngelsdotterKerstin BryngelsdotterElin SvensdotterAnna BryngelsdotterBengt AnderssonKatrina BryngelsdotterBryngel PerssonJonas BryngelssonHans NelsonEllicka Andersdotter
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