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Henry Johnson

BirthOct 1867 - Lee County, Kentucky, USA
DeathNot Available - Lee County, Kentucky, USA
MotherDarcus McIntosh
FatherCalloway "Cal" Johnson

Born in Lee County, Kentucky, USA on Oct 1867 to Calloway "Cal" Johnson and Darcus McIntosh. Henry Johnson married Amanda Turner and had 13 children. He passed away in Lee County, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Calloway "Cal" Johnson
1848 - 1933
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Darcus Mcintosh
1845 - 1925
Spouse(s)
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Amanda Turner
1892 - 1939
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Floyd Johnson
1896 - 1955
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Ida May Johnson
1900 - Unknown
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Jane M Johnson
1893 - Unknown
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Silles Johnson
1897 - Unknown
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Martha Ann Corby
1914 - 1999
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Meridy Johnson
1902 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1906 - Unknown
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Dorcas Johnson
1904 - Unknown
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Calvin Johnson
1904 - Unknown
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America Johnson
1919 - 2000
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Celler Johnson
1899 - Unknown
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Nancy Johnson
1917 - 1959
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Mertle Johnson
1912 - Unknown

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