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Evan E. Johnson

Birth31 May 1837 - Blixet Farm, Toten, Oppland Co., Norway
Death14 Nov 1903 - Fennimore Township, Grant Co., Wisconsin
MotherKari Evensdatter
FatherJohannes HANSON

Born in Blixet Farm, Toten, Oppland Co., Norway on 31 May 1837 to Johannes HANSON and Kari Evensdatter. Evan E. Johnson married Mary Deborah Robinson and had 5 children. He passed away on 14 Nov 1903 in Fennimore Township, Grant Co., Wisconsin.

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Johannes Hanson
1804 - 1897
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Kari Evensdatter
1803 - 1885
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Mary Deborah Robinson
1840 - 1902
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Martha Mattie Johnson
1879 - Unknown
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Johana Fritz Johnson
1873 - 1927
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Mary Gertrude Johnson
1879 - 1958
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Charley Johnson
1874 - Unknown
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Catherine Agnes "Katie" Johnson
1882 - Unknown

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