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David Scott Johnson

Birth2 January 1858 - Fort Scott, Bourbon County, Kansas, United States of America
Death6 March 1933 - Alba, Jasper County, Missouri, USA
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Born in Fort Scott, Bourbon County, Kansas, United States of America on 2 January 1858. David Scott Johnson married Hannah C Caylor and had 12 children. He passed away on 6 March 1933 in Alba, Jasper County, Missouri, USA.

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Hannah C Caylor
1864 - 1934
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Perry Lee Johnson
1891 - 1973
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Violet Eliza Johnson
1887 - 1960
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Edith Ola Johnson
1889 - 1967
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Henry Scott Johnson
1880 - 1960
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Delia Amico Johnson
1893 - 1972
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Flora Johnson Conrad
1895 - 1980
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Maud Johnson
1895 - Unknown
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James S Johnson
1885 - Unknown
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David Arnold Johnson
1883 - 1942
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Amos Johnson
1893 - Unknown
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Ray Leon Johnson
1901 - 1959
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William Johnson
1899 - 1973

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