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Anna Johnson

Birth5 May 1736 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death26 Dec 1827 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
MotherMercy Northey Wilmot
FatherStephen Johnson

Born in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 5 May 1736 to Stephen Johnson and Mercy Northey Wilmot. Anna Johnson married Moses Beecher and had 14 children. She passed away on 26 Dec 1827 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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Stephen Johnson
1704 - 1797
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Mercy Northey Wilmot
1698 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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Moses Beecher
1733 - 1800
Children Show all
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Moses Capt Beecher
1766 - 1852
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Hiram Beecher
1750 - 1795
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Anna Beecher
1758 - 1768
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Wilmot Beecher
1753 - 1759
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Frederick Beecher
1765 - 1845
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Lois Beecher
1762 - Unknown
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Betsey Beecher
1775 - Unknown
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Comfort Beecher
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Beecher
1770 - Unknown
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Rachel Beecher
1776 - 1889
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Rachel Beecher
1754 - 1802
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William Beecher
1765 - 1845
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Wilmot Beecher
1764 - Unknown
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William Beecher
1753 - 1759

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