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Andrew Johnson

BirthOct 1695 - Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death4 Feb 1757 - Massachusetts
MotherElizabeth Farnum
FatherJames Johnson

Born in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on Oct 1695 to James Johnson and Elizabeth Farnum. Andrew Johnson married Hannah Chandler and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 Feb 1757 in Massachusetts.

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James Johnson
1672 - 1748
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Elizabeth Farnum
1661 - 1716
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Hannah Chandler
1700 - 1757
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Jonathan Johnson
1731 - 1789
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Ephraim "Ephra" Johnson
1742 - 1834
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Josiah Johnson
1734 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1743 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1737 - 1778
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Thomas Johnson
1727 - 1744
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Ephraim Johnson
1739 - 1740
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David Johnson
1729 - 1745
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Andrew Johnson
1724 - 1724
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Andrew Johnson
1725 - 1745
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Samuel Burroughs
1749 - 1815

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