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Emma Johnson

BirthJun 1863 - Mississippi
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Born in Mississippi on Jun 1863. Emma Johnson married Silas Knox and had 15 children.

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Silas Knox
1860 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mamie Knox
1887 - Unknown
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Beatrice Knox
1900 - Unknown
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William "Will" Knox
1898 - Unknown
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Priscilla Knox
1887 - Unknown
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Rodney Knox
1899 - Unknown
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Juigg Knox
1908 - Unknown
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John Knox
1910 - 1986
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Eunice Knox
1910 - Unknown
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Boy Knox
1903 - Unknown
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Hattie Knox
1893 - 1957
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Sherman Knox
1886 - Unknown
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Arthur Knox
1891 - Unknown
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Clifford Knox
1896 - Unknown
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Etta Knox
1890 - Unknown
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Emily Knox
1906 - Unknown

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