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Amanda Johnson

Birth1899 - Choctaw County, Alabama, USA
Death15 Mar 1973 - Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States of America
MotherPatsy Towns Austin
FatherJames (JM) Whitfield

Born in Choctaw County, Alabama, USA on 1899 to James (JM) Whitfield and Patsy Towns Austin. Amanda Johnson married Thomas Thomas and had 9 children. She passed away on 15 Mar 1973 in Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States of America.

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Parents
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James (Jm) Whitfield
1876 - 1942
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Patsy Towns Austin
1877 - 1956
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Thomas
1885 - 1942
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Lela Mae Thomas
1925 - 2004
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Willie C. Thomas
1920 - 1987
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Tommie Thomas
1914 - Unknown
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Johnie Thomas
1917 - Unknown
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Annie Thomas Gaines
1916 - Unknown
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Jessie Thomas
1911 - 1988
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Amanda Johnson
1899 - 1973
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Amanda Johnson
1899 - 1973
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Charlie Nib Thomas
1919 - 1989

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