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Edward Johnson

Birth1768 - Stanford, Northamptonshire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherHannah (Poss) Stevens
FatherEdward Johnson

Born in Stanford, Northamptonshire, England on 1768 to Edward Johnson and Hannah (Poss) Stevens. Edward Johnson married Margaret Dickins and had 8 children.

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Edward Johnson
1744 - 1823
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Hannah (Poss) Stevens
1744 - 1792
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Margaret Dickins
1763 - 1831
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Mary Ward
1748 - 1795
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Poss Eleanor Johnson
1823 - 1881
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William Johnson
1795 - 1852
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Eli Johnson
1790 - 1810
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Mary Johnson
1789 - Unknown
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Thomas Johnson
1792 - Unknown
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Samuel Johnson
1797 - 1851
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Joseph Johnson
1801 - Unknown
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Esther Johnson
1803 - Unknown

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