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Isaac Johnson

Birth6 Oct 1735 - Derby, New Haven, Connecticut, British Colonies
Death10 Apr 1813 - Derby, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah Ludlow Brewster
FatherBenajah Johnson

Born in Derby, New Haven, Connecticut, British Colonies on 6 Oct 1735 to Benajah Johnson and Sarah Ludlow Brewster. Isaac Johnson married Lois Amelia Hopkins and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 Apr 1813 in Derby, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Benajah Johnson
1704 - 1763
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Sarah Ludlow Brewster
1701 - 1773
Spouse(s)
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Lois Amelia Hopkins
1738 - 1814
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Susanna Johnson
1760 - 1839
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Isaac Johnson
1775 - 1777
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Jesse Johnson
1773 - 1829
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Ruth Johnson
1765 - 1809
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Mabel J Johnson
1766 - 1825
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Molly Johnson
1759 - 1846
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Mary Anna Johnson
1779 - 1864
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Isaac Johnson
1769 - 1774
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Stiles Johnson
1781 - 1818
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Amos Hawkins Johnson
1771 - 1772
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Chauncey Johnson
1774 - 1814

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