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Anna Johnson

Birth13 Sep 1817 - Kentucky, USA
Death30 Sep 1892 - Whitefield, Marshall, Illinois, United States
MotherMary Davison
FatherHenry Johnson

Born in Kentucky, USA on 13 Sep 1817 to Henry Johnson and Mary Davison. Anna Johnson married Solomon Nighswonger and had 13 children. She passed away on 30 Sep 1892 in Whitefield, Marshall, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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Henry Johnson
1793 - 1878
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Mary Davison
1799 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Solomon Nighswonger
1815 - 1886
Children Show all
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Luania Nighswonger
1852 - 1947
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Josephine Nighswonger
1845 - 1903
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Richard Jefferson Nighswonger
1843 - 1921
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Henrietta Nighswonger
1839 - 1913
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Paul Harrington Nighswonger
1859 - 1923
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Susan Francis Nighswonger
1856 - 1888
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Joshua Ford Nighswonger
1854 - 1933
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Adeline Nighswonger
1835 - 1868
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Jane Mary Nighswonger
1837 - 1904
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Margaret A. Nighswonger
1840 - 1920
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Lewis Cass Nighswonger
1850 - 1909
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Donald Nighswonger
1846 - 1850
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Sears Nighswonger
1851 - Unknown

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