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Ann Johnson

Birth1604 - Alvingham,Lincolnshire,England
Death1653 - Island, Accomack, Virginia, United States
MotherLady Alice Coney
FatherSir Matthew Goche

Born in Alvingham,Lincolnshire,England on 1604 to Sir Matthew Goche and Lady Alice Coney. Ann Johnson married John Johnson and had 12 children. She passed away on 1653 in Island, Accomack, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Sir Matthew Goche
1566 - 1624
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Lady Alice Coney
1580 - 1600
Spouse(s)
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John Johnson
1588 - 1659
Children Show all
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John Johnson
1623 - 1681
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Mary Ann Webb Johnson
1620 - 1682
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Harriet Anna Johnson
1620 - 1643
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Edward Johnson
1624 - 1681
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Travis Johnson
1624 - Unknown
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Hannah Johnson
1628 - 1682
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Isaac Johnson
1615 - 1675
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William Johnston
1615 - 1695
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Hannah Johnson Barney
1628 - 1659
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Elizabeth Johnson
1634 - Unknown
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William Johnston
1648 - 1733
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William ⚪ Johnson
1648 - 1709

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