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Fred "Mint" Johnson

Birth23 Jun 1934 - Swainsboro E, Georgia
Death11 Aug 1978 - Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, USA
MotherLevy Coleman
FatherFreddie Johnson

Born in Swainsboro E, Georgia on 23 Jun 1934 to Freddie Johnson and Levy Coleman. Fred "Mint" Johnson married Frankie Harrison-Holland-Stephens and had 4 children. He passed away on 11 Aug 1978 in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, USA.

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Freddie Johnson
1911 - Unknown
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Levy Coleman
1912 - 1991
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Frankie Harrison-holland-stephens
1937 - 2018
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Milreasie Green
1936 - 2005
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Sarah Lee Royal Johnson
1935 - 2006
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Victor Douglas Green
1952 - 2007
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Harry Johnson
1955 - 1998
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Gary Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Barbara Ann Johnson Corley
1953 - 1984

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