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Anna Nancy Johnson

BirthJan.31.1772 - Berlin, Hartford Co., CT
Death25 Nov 1854 - Carlisle, Montgomery, Ohio, United States
MotherAnn Hopkins
FatherSamuel Johnson

Born in Berlin, Hartford Co., CT on Jan.31.1772 to Samuel Johnson and Ann Hopkins. Anna Nancy Johnson married Asahel Allis Kelsey and had 10 children. She passed away on 25 Nov 1854 in Carlisle, Montgomery, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel Johnson
1737 - 1804
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Ann Hopkins
1743 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Asahel Allis Kelsey
1768 - 1839
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Emily Kelsey
1801 - 1823
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Frederick Mortimer Kelsey
1814 - 1855
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Henry Kelsey
1796 - 1798
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Henry Bethuel Kelsey
1805 - 1879
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Cornelia Kelsey
1798 - 1889
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Anna Content Kelsey
1803 - 1804
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Mary A. Kelsey
1808 - 1832
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Lester Francis Kelsey
1817 - 1819
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Lucinda Kelsey
1810 - 1812
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Sarah Kelsey
1794 - 1868

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