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Inger B JOHNSON

BirthMar 1873 - Minnesota, UNITED STATES
Deathabout 1963 - Minnesota, USA
MotherRagnild Johnson
FatherJonas Johnson

Born in Minnesota, UNITED STATES on Mar 1873 to Jonas Johnson and Ragnild Johnson. Inger B JOHNSON married Andrew O Gorden and had 8 children. She passed away on about 1963 in Minnesota, USA.

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Parents
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Jonas Johnson
1847 - 1939
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Ragnild Johnson
1851 - 1943
Spouse(s)
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Andrew O Gorden
1863 - 1917
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Cora Regina Gorden
1904 - 1997
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Arvin Ingvold Thomas Gorden
1912 - 2008
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Bertin Gorden
1907 - Unknown
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Justin Gorden
1896 - 1989
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Olga Gorden
1894 - Unknown
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Rudy Melvin Gorden
1910 - 1962
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Arthur Gorden
1899 - Unknown
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Obert Gorden
1902 - Unknown

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