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Benjamin Johnson

Birth24 May 1744 - Andover, Essex, Massachusetts
Death21 Oct 1832 - Canterbury, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA
MotherAnna Kettell
FatherAsa Johnson

Born in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts on 24 May 1744 to Asa Johnson and Anna Kettell. Benjamin Johnson married Elizabeth Boardman and had 12 children. He passed away on 21 Oct 1832 in Canterbury, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA.

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Asa Johnson
1716 - 1749
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Anna Kettell
1718 - 1792
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Elizabeth Boardman
1746 - 1820
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Boardman Johnson
1769 - 1859
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John Johnson
1771 - 1842
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Joseph Johnson
1791 - 1880
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Betsy Johnson
1778 - 1811
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Mary "Polly" Johnson
1780 - 1864
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Josiah Cummings Johnson
1784 - 1875
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Hannah Johnson
1767 - 1811
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Daniel Johnson
1776 - 1852
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Samuel Johnson
1784 - Unknown
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Asa Johnson
1787 - 1818
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Benjamin Johnson
1773 - 1840
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Charles Johnson
Unknown - 1840

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