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David Johnson

Birth1711 - Hanover, Virginia, USA
Death19 May 1781 - Hanover, King George, Virginia, USA
MotherSarah Penelope Massie
FatherSir William Johnson

Born in Hanover, Virginia, USA on 1711 to Sir William Johnson and Sarah Penelope Massie. David Johnson married Martha Woodey and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 May 1781 in Hanover, King George, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Sir William Johnson
1677 - 1750
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Sarah Penelope Massie
1684 - 1711
Spouse(s)
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Martha Woodey
1713 - 1802
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Mary Berryman
1733 - 1787
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Rebecca Johnson Harris
1742 - 1801
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Martha Elmore Johnson Sanders
1738 - 1817
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Jemima Johnson
1740 - 1827
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Sarah Elizabeth Johnson
1740 - 1817
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Mary "Polly" "Molly" Johnson
1758 - 1860
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Constantia Johnson
1730 - 1758
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Martha Johnson
1759 - 1817
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David Johnson
1740 - Unknown
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Catherine Johnson
1753 - 1802
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Jesse Johnson
1744 - 1820

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