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Gerard Johnson

Birth1737 - Cedar Creek, Hanover, Virginia, United States
Death28 Aug 1785 - Cedar Creek, Hanover, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth Ellyson
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in Cedar Creek, Hanover, Virginia, United States on 1737 to John Johnson and Elizabeth Ellyson. Gerard Johnson married Judith Watkins and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 Aug 1785 in Cedar Creek, Hanover, Virginia, United States.

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John Johnson
1702 - 1783
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Elizabeth Ellyson
1702 - 1783
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Judith Watkins
1734 - 1827
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Judith Johnson
1767 - 1831
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John Watkins Johnson
1771 - 1838
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Elizabeth Johnson
1763 - 1766
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Gerard E. Johnson
1769 - 1850
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David Johnson
1772 - 1799
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Sammuel Johnson
1776 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1774 - 1841
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Mary Jane Johnson-terrell
1762 - 1850
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Benjamin Franklin Johnson
1765 - 1809

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