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Candis M. Johnson

BirthFeb 1860 - Johnston County, North Carolina, USA
Death10 Jan 1932 - Johnston County, North Carolina, USA
MotherCaroline Harper
FatherJoe Johnson

Born in Johnston County, North Carolina, USA on Feb 1860 to Joe Johnson and Caroline Harper. Candis M. Johnson married Ruffin Barnes and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 Jan 1932 in Johnston County, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Joe Johnson
1830 - 1890
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Caroline Harper
1835 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ruffin Barnes
1854 - 1930
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Vassey Barnes
1887 - 1969
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Flossie Barnes
1900 - Unknown
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James Barnes
1888 - 1916
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Preston Barnes
1894 - 1971
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Mary Barnes
1890 - 1919
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John Arthur Barnes
1896 - Unknown
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Hermon Barnes
1882 - Unknown
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Hattie C. Barnes
1905 - 1953
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James Russell Barnes
1911 - 1977
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Bettie Barnes
1888 - 1917
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Lossie Barnes
1901 - Unknown

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