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Edward JOHNSON

Birth1846 - Noorsden Plaats SAF
Death12 SEP 1909 - Jansenville, Cape SAF
MotherCaroline Janet ROGERS
FatherEdward Johnson

Born in Noorsden Plaats SAF on 1846 to Edward Johnson and Caroline Janet ROGERS. Edward JOHNSON married Janet Lacey DODDS and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 SEP 1909 in Jansenville, Cape SAF.

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Edward Johnson
1813 - 1902
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Caroline Janet Rogers
Unknown - 1890
Spouse(s)
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Janet Lacey Dodds
1851 - 1930
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Gertrude Johnson
1890 - 1941
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Aleck Stephen Johnson
1881 - Unknown
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George Raymond Johnston
1873 - Unknown
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Edward Rogers Johnson
1880 - Unknown
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Ivy Johnson
1895 - Unknown
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David Johnson
1888 - Unknown
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Geoffrey Johnson
1887 - Unknown
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Janet Caroline Johnson
1877 - Unknown
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Leslie Johnson
1884 - Unknown
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Charles David Johnston
1876 - Unknown

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