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James Albert Johnston

Birth7 Mar 1873 - Inkerman, Mountain, Dundas, Ontario, Canada
Death16 Jan 1921 - Grenville, Ontario, Canada
MotherJohanna Eady Richardson
FatherJohn J Johnston

Born in Inkerman, Mountain, Dundas, Ontario, Canada on 7 Mar 1873 to John J Johnston and Johanna Eady Richardson. James Albert Johnston married Eliza Ann Jackson and had 8 children. He passed away on 16 Jan 1921 in Grenville, Ontario, Canada.

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John J Johnston
1853 - 1922
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Johanna Eady Richardson
1847 - 1929
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Eliza Ann Jackson
1873 - 1963
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John Sydney Johnston
1896 - 1968
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Carrie Muriel Johnston
1895 - 1968
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Elias Travers Johnston
1899 - 1969
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Ruth Lucinda Johnston
1897 - 1980
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Eliza Anne (Betty) Johnston
1910 - 1984
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Elsie Cora Johnston
1901 - 1931
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Estella Maud Johnston
1907 - Unknown
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Eady Joanna Johnston
1903 - 2000

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