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Gilbert Dunlap Johnson

Birth23 Oct 1770 - Uchee, Richmond, Georgia, USA
Death26 Oct 1835 - Greene Co., GA
MotherMary Anne Dunlap
FatherThomas Johnson

Born in Uchee, Richmond, Georgia, USA on 23 Oct 1770 to Thomas Johnson and Mary Anne Dunlap. Gilbert Dunlap Johnson married Eleanor Cartwright and had 7 children. He passed away on 26 Oct 1835 in Greene Co., GA.

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Thomas Johnson
1742 - 1816
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Mary Anne Dunlap
1745 - 1775
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Eleanor Cartwright
1779 - 1835
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Mary Polly Johnson
1797 - 1834
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William Barnard Johnson
1809 - 1888
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Gilbert Dunlap Johnson
1816 - 1885
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John Robert Johnson
1806 - 1848
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Peter Cartwright Johnson
1799 - 1866
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Johnson
1803 - Unknown
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Johnson
1800 - Unknown

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