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Andrew Jackson Johns

Birth31 Mar 1876 - Alabama USA
DeathNot Available - Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA
MotherMartha Frances Dennis
FatherAndrew Jackson Johns (Pvt)(CSA)

Born in Alabama USA on 31 Mar 1876 to Andrew Jackson Johns (Pvt)(CSA) and Martha Frances Dennis. Andrew Jackson Johns married Lucrecia (Lou) Springer and had 12 children. He passed away in Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA.

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Parents
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Andrew Jackson Johns (Pvt)(csa)
1841 - 1920
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Martha Frances Dennis
1844 - 1925
Spouse(s)
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Lucrecia (Lou) Springer
1880 - 1972
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Bettie Carter
1874 - 1972
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Willie Lee Johns
1899 - 1990
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Earnest Jacob Johns
1907 - 1990
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Henry Dee Johns
1904 - 1965
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Gilbert W. Johns
1901 - 1941
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Andrew Lewis Johns
1912 - 1940
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Birdie L Johns
1909 - 1967
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Bertha Johns
1910 - 1967
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William Grady Johns
1911 - 1977
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Gilbert Johns
1915 - 1991
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Lacy Johns
1913 - 1997
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Joe Johns
1909 - 1976
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Jessie Christine Johns
1920 - 1992

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