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Boardman Johnson

Birth23 Sep 1769 - Canterbury, Merrimack, New Hampshire
Death13 OCT 1859 - Jackson, Waldo, Maine
MotherElizabeth Boardman
FatherBenjamin Johnson

Born in Canterbury, Merrimack, New Hampshire on 23 Sep 1769 to Benjamin Johnson and Elizabeth Boardman. Boardman Johnson married Keziah Foster and had 9 children. He passed away on 13 OCT 1859 in Jackson, Waldo, Maine.

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Benjamin Johnson
1744 - 1832
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Elizabeth Boardman
1746 - 1820
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Keziah Foster
1772 - 1831
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Abigail Fellows
1787 - 1855
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Cyrus Boardman Johnson
1799 - 1853
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Samuel Johnson
1815 - 1884
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Benjamin Johnson
1802 - 1869
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Laura Jane. (1C6xr) Johnson
1806 - 1829
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Augusta (1C6xr) Johnson
1809 - 1834
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Hannah. (1C6xr) Johnson
1793 - 1842
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Mary Ann Johnson
1804 - 1842
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Charles (1C6xr) Johnson
1797 - 1840
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Portius Johnson
1794 - 1846

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