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Elizabeth Johnson

Birth4 December 1881 - Mine Lamotte, Missouri
Death17 December 1947 - Missouri, USA
MotherCatharine Tucker
FatherSamuel Bamer Johnson

Born in Mine Lamotte, Missouri on 4 December 1881 to Samuel Bamer Johnson and Catharine Tucker. Elizabeth Johnson married William Everett Turnbeaugh and had 9 children. She passed away on 17 December 1947 in Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Bamer Johnson
1840 - 1932
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Catharine Tucker
1846 - 1915
Spouse(s)
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William Everett Turnbeaugh
1876 - 1919
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Robert Dearlove
1872 - 1948
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Guida Turnbuerth
1915 - Unknown
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Glenda Katherine Turnbeaugh
1913 - 1993
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Robert Turnbeaugh
1906 - Unknown
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August E Turnbeaugh
1917 - 1974
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Edward Dewey Turnbeaugh
1911 - 1971
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Lillie Turnbeaugh
1907 - Unknown
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Selma Turnbeaugh
1910 - Unknown
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Gladys Turnbeaugh
1890 - 1902
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Selma Turnbeaugh
1910 - Unknown

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