Margareta Andersdotter

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Margareta Andersdotter's date of birth is estimated; we know she had ten children before 1654, and that her fourth son Eric has an estimated DOB of 1637.

Margareta (Andersdotter) Mullica migrated from Sweden to New Sweden in 1654 aboard the Eagle.
Flag of New Sweden in 1654 aboard the Eagle

He husband Pål was ill after the crossing and the family relied on charity; in June 1656, Margareta "complained to the Dutch court at Fort Casimir... that Anders the Finn was threatening to take her grain from the field and secured an injunction from the court."[1]

They family moved to Maryland about 1661, although the elder children stayed behind and worked the land at Wild or Indian Point (Skilpot Creek).

Sometime after the death of Pål Jönsson about 1664, she married Anders Mattson. Mattson in turn died in 1669.[1]

She also was active in the Long Finn Rebellion.[1]

"The last mention of Margareta Andersdotter was in a deed dated in September 1674 when she sold her half of 'Wild Point' to her grandson Paul Mansson (Pål Månsson), who on the same day reconveyed the same to her son-in-law Hans Peterson.[1]

Sources
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Dr. Peter Stebbins Craig. "Pål Jönsson Mullica the Finn and his Descendants." Swedish Colonial News, 3, No. 1 (Fall 2004).

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