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Henry Johnson

Birth30 DEC 1794 - Great Crossings, Scott County Kentucky
Death2 Apr 1862 - Lake Washington, Mississippi, United States
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Born in Great Crossings, Scott County Kentucky on 30 DEC 1794. Henry Johnson married Elizabeth Julia Flournoy and had 12 children. He passed away on 2 Apr 1862 in Lake Washington, Mississippi, United States.

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Elizabeth Julia Flournoy
1800 - 1882
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Emily Mathuson Bartley Tilford (Johnson)
1823 - 1896
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Margaret Johnson
1821 - 1863
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Claudius Marcellus Johnson
1818 - 1861
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Colonel Robert Adams Johnson 2Ndgg
1817 - 1886
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Henry J. Johnson
1828 - 1880
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Charles Fox Johnson
1829 - 1920
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Louisa E. Johnson
1826 - 1903
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Mary Bell Johnson
1841 - 1927
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Benjamin S. Johnson
1831 - 1869
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Elizabeth Julia Johnson
1824 - 1874
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Mathew Flournoy Johnson
1839 - 1921
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Robert O Johnson
1817 - 1887

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