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Charles Johnson

Birth1835 - Kesgrave, Suffolk, England
Death1898 - Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
MotherMary Goodwin
FatherRobert Johnson

Born in Kesgrave, Suffolk, England on 1835 to Robert Johnson and Mary Goodwin. Charles Johnson married Ellen Amos and had 14 children. He passed away on 1898 in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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Robert Johnson
1811 - 1872
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Mary Goodwin
1797 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Amos
1862 - 1897
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Lydia Scarlett
1835 - 1881
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William Johnson
1872 - Unknown
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Ada Johnson
1880 - Unknown
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David Johnson
1881 - Unknown
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Rose Johnson
1886 - Unknown
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Nellie E Johnson
1888 - Unknown
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Daniel Johnson
1885 - Unknown
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Charles Johnson
1889 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ellen Johnson
1883 - 1962
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Emma Johnson
1864 - Unknown
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Ernest George Johnson
1891 - 1977
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Mary Johnson
1877 - Unknown
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Ellen Georgina Johnson
1868 - 1929
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Rose Johnson
1886 - Unknown
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Nellie E Johnson
1888 - Unknown

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