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Emma Johnson

BirthFeb 1874 - Alabama
Death1 March 1932 - Reece City, Etowah, Alabama, United States of America
MotherSarah J Hutchison
FatherJames Matt Johnson

Born in Alabama on Feb 1874 to James Matt Johnson and Sarah J Hutchison. Emma Johnson married Mathew M "Mat" Smith and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 March 1932 in Reece City, Etowah, Alabama, United States of America.

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Parents
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James Matt Johnson
1828 - 1900
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Sarah J Hutchison
1832 - 1921
Spouse(s)
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Mathew M "Mat" Smith
1869 - 1946
Children Show all
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William Dalphus Smith
1893 - 1950
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Ada Smith
1902 - 1994
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Ruby B Smith
1907 - Unknown
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Viola Smith
1906 - 1982
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Launa Smith
1911 - 1982
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Marvin Smith
1914 - 1982
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Lola Mae Smith
1892 - 1980
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Florence Viola Smith
1904 - Unknown
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May Smith
1896 - Unknown

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