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Gussie Johnson

Birth1 Nov 1885 - Georgia
Death03 May 1973 - Lumber City, Telfair, Georgia, United States of America
MotherGillian Barton
FatherJoe Johnson

Born in Georgia on 1 Nov 1885 to Joe Johnson and Gillian Barton. Gussie Johnson married Joseph Jackson Mc Rae and had 7 children. She passed away on 03 May 1973 in Lumber City, Telfair, Georgia, United States of America.

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Parents
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Joe Johnson
1847 - 1917
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Gillian Barton
1862 - 1939
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Jackson Mc Rae
1885 - 1954
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Edith Hall
1916 - Unknown
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Catherine "Sim" Mcrae
1923 - 1982
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Etta Mae Mcrae
1901 - 1993
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Estelle Mc Rae
1909 - 1999
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Azell Mc Rae
1912 - 1992
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Fannie Belle Mc Rae
1919 - 1954
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Joe Elton Mc Rae
1903 - 1966

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