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Edward Johnson

Birth3 Ju1y 1842 - Christiana, Norway (now Oslo
Death16 July 1915 - La Crosse, La Crosse, Wisconsin
MotherSerine Erikson
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in Christiana, Norway (now Oslo on 3 Ju1y 1842 to John Johnson and Serine Erikson. Edward Johnson married Syverine (Severine) Marthea Johnsen and had 6 children. He passed away on 16 July 1915 in La Crosse, La Crosse, Wisconsin.

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John Johnson
1816 - Unknown
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Serine Erikson
Unknown - Unknown
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Syverine (Severine) Marthea Johnsen
1854 - 1897
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Charlotte M "Lottie" Johnson
1882 - 1951
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Olga Janette Johnson
1878 - Unknown
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Josephine Johnson
1871 - 1939
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Adolph Johnson
1873 - 1897
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Alma Johnson
1884 - 1965
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Emma Johnson
1871 - 1921

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