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Edward Lucerne Johnson

Birth30 October 1871 - Eudora, Douglas County, Kansas
Death9 Apr 1962 - Breckenridge,Stephens County, Texas
MotherMary Elizabeth Bowhay
FatherWilliam Martin Johnson

Born in Eudora, Douglas County, Kansas on 30 October 1871 to William Martin Johnson and Mary Elizabeth Bowhay. Edward Lucerne Johnson married Ernestine Ballard and had 10 children. He passed away on 9 Apr 1962 in Breckenridge,Stephens County, Texas.

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William Martin Johnson
1840 - 1918
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Mary Elizabeth Bowhay
1839 - 1923
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Ernestine Ballard
1898 - 1993
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Kate Elizabeth Ballard
1880 - 1920
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Faye (Tedo) Johnson
1908 - 1980
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James Johnson
1905 - 1920
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Edna Lynn Johnson
1905 - 1965
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Louie Lee Johnson
1929 - 1990
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Alice Lorene Johnson
1920 - 1995
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Charles Edward 'Buddy", Sr Johnson
1925 - 2012
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Elmer Lucerne Johnson
1918 - 1984
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Elmer Lonnie Johnson
1918 - 1984
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Stella Mae Powell
1901 - 1980
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Clarence Johnson
1918 - 1995

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