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Harrison Johnson

Birthabt 1863 - Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Death1900 - Township 28, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, USA
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Born in Indian Territory, Oklahoma on abt 1863. Harrison Johnson married Delilah Riley and had 11 children. He passed away on 1900 in Township 28, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, USA.

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Delilah Riley
1862 - Unknown
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Delia Johnson
1897 - Unknown
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Ella Johnson
1898 - Unknown
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Luman Johnson
1888 - 1935
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Allie Johnson
1887 - Unknown
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Lizzie Johnson
1884 - 1905
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Alfred Johnson
1892 - Unknown
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Jesse Johnson
1888 - Unknown
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Harrison Johnson
1900 - Unknown
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Callie Johnson
1882 - Unknown
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Harry Johnson
1878 - Unknown
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Nola Johnson
1895 - Unknown

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