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Hannah JOHNSON

Birth25 Jul 1762 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Colony
Death08 May 1833 - Woodbridge, Connecticut, USA
MotherBathsheba Pond
FatherDaniel Johnson

Born in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Colony on 25 Jul 1762 to Daniel Johnson and Bathsheba Pond. Hannah JOHNSON married Walter William Wilmot and had 13 children. She passed away on 08 May 1833 in Woodbridge, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Daniel Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Bathsheba Pond
1725 - 1809
Spouse(s)
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Walter William Wilmot
1755 - 1824
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David Crissey
1755 - 1833
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Daniel Wilmot
1780 - 1844
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George Washington Wilmot
1797 - 1863
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Walter Wilmot
1782 - 1854
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Minerva Wilmot
1802 - 1891
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Laura Maria Wilmot
1799 - 1823
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Roxana Wilmot
1792 - 1850
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Isaac Wilmot
1787 - 1790
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Annah L. Wilmot
1795 - 1868
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Medad Wilmot
1789 - 1850
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Johnson Wilmot
1784 - 1790
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Allen Wilmot
1804 - 1870
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Hannah Shelton
1818 - 1899
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Lucena Asenath “Sena” Crissey
1775 - 1819

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