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Sigrid Eriksdotter Vasa (1566-1633)
Swedish Royalty
House of Vasa
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| Gustav I |
| Parents |
| Erik Johansson, Cecilia Månsdotter |
| Children |
| Eric XIV, John III, Catherine, Cecilia, Magnus, Anna Maria, Sophia, Elizabeth, Charles IX |
| Eric XIV |
| Children |
| Sigrid, Gustav |
| John III |
| Children |
| Sigismund, Anna, John |
| Sigismund |
| Children |
| Władysław IV, John II Casimir, John Albert, Charles Ferdinand, Alexander Charles, Anna Catherine Constance |
| Charles IX |
| Children |
| Catherine, Gustav II Adolf, Maria Elizabeth, Christina, Charles Philip |
| Grandson |
| Charles X Gustav |
| Gustav II Adolf |
| Children |
| Christina |
| Christina |
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Princess Sigrid of Sweden or Sigrid Eriksdotter Vasa (b. 15 October 1566 at Svartsjö Castle, Färingsö d. 1633) – she was the daughter of king Eric XIV of Sweden and his mistress, the later Queen Karin Månsdotter.
She married Henrik Klasson Tott who died in 1603. They had three children together – Åke, Anna and Erik. She remarried 10 September 1609 with the Maître d', county chief and national council judge Nils Nilsson (Night and Day). Their marriage was held at Stockholm Palace
