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Benjamin Johnson

Birth1794 - Colchester, Essex, England
DeathJan 1853 - Essex, United Kingdom
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Born in Colchester, Essex, England on 1794. Benjamin Johnson married Sarah Cawley and had 9 children. He passed away on Jan 1853 in Essex, United Kingdom.

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Sarah Cawley
1796 - Unknown
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Louisa Sophia Johnson
1837 - 1885
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Sarah Johnson
1818 - 1892
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William Johnson
1825 - 1906
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Caroline Johnson
1840 - Unknown
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Joseph Johnson
1829 - 1859
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Esther Johnson
1838 - Unknown
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Harriet Johnson
1831 - 1921
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Benjamin Harvey Johnson
1820 - 1908
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Martha Johnson
1823 - Unknown

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