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Hannah JOHNSON

Birth20 December 1793 - Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA
Death11 September 1884 - Webster, Wayne County, Indiana, USA
MotherRuth Mills
FatherJames Johnson

Born in Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA on 20 December 1793 to James Johnson and Ruth Mills. Hannah JOHNSON married Walter Roberts and had 10 children. She passed away on 11 September 1884 in Webster, Wayne County, Indiana, USA.

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Parents
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James Johnson
1753 - 1838
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Ruth Mills
1763 - 1801
Spouse(s)
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Walter Roberts
1789 - 1881
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David Roberts
1817 - 1895
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Samuel Roberts
1829 - 1902
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Jesse Roberts
1819 - 1902
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Mary Roberts
1818 - 1907
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Prudence Roberds
1827 - 1874
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Cynthia Roberts (3Rd Ggm)
1821 - 1905
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Charles Roberts
1816 - Unknown
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Isaac Roberts
1824 - 1899
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Sarah Roberts
1831 - 1900
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Jonathan Roberds
1822 - 1823

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