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David Samuel Johnson

Birth1 Oct 1849 - Missouri, United States
DeathAfter 1913 - Lequire, Haskell, Oklahoma, USA
MotherNancy Lee Hudgens
FatherJohn Henry Johnson

Born in Missouri, United States on 1 Oct 1849 to John Henry Johnson and Nancy Lee Hudgens. David Samuel Johnson married Sarah Elizabeth Harlan and had 6 children. He passed away on After 1913 in Lequire, Haskell, Oklahoma, USA.

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John Henry Johnson
1823 - 1860
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Nancy Lee Hudgens
1820 - 1902
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Sarah Elizabeth Harlan
1851 - 1927
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John Henry Johnson
1879 - 1959
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Theresa Johnson
1892 - 1967
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Mary Jemima Johnson
1877 - 1954
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Daniel Roy Johnson
1881 - 1919
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Martha E Johnson
1884 - 1962
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Fountain L. Johnson
1874 - 1900

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