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James C. Johnson

Birth29 Jul 1828 - Rheatown, Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Death2 Aug 1882 - Hamblen County, Tennessee, USA
MotherMary Alice Matthews
FatherBarton Johnson

Born in Rheatown, Greene County, Tennessee, USA on 29 Jul 1828 to Barton Johnson and Mary Alice Matthews. James C. Johnson had 11 children. He passed away on 2 Aug 1882 in Hamblen County, Tennessee, USA.

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Barton Johnson
1796 - 1862
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Mary Alice Matthews
1794 - 1880
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Amanda Jane Johnson
1861 - 1916
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James H Johnson
1865 - Unknown
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John B Johnson
1865 - Unknown
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George Wilson Johnson
1856 - 1880
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Cora Bell Johnson
1870 - 1949
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Julia Johnson
1858 - Unknown
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Mary W Johnson
1855 - Unknown
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Clara Or Cora Belle Johnson
1870 - Unknown
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Virginia Orlena Johnson
1853 - 1924
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George Johnson
1859 - Unknown
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Cora Bell Johnson
1870 - 1964

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