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A William Johnson

BirthApr 1860 - Sweden
Death1946 - Madison, New Haven, Connecticut
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Born in Sweden on Apr 1860. A William Johnson married Ida J Larson and had 10 children. He passed away on 1946 in Madison, New Haven, Connecticut.

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Ida J Larson
1865 - 1938
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Ellen M Johnson
1909 - Unknown
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Lewis E Johnson
1891 - Unknown
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Charles Frank Johnson
1886 - 1948
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Jennie Victoria Bishop
1894 - 1964
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Roy B Johnson
1901 - Unknown
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Edna F Johnson
1905 - Unknown
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Annie E Johnson
1889 - Unknown
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George W Johnson
1898 - Unknown
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Raymond Johnson
1907 - Unknown
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Beda J Johnson
1895 - Unknown

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