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James Harmon "Jim" Johnson

Birth31 Dec 1850 - Alabama
Death17 Nov 1912 - Leon County, Texas, USA
MotherNancy Heatly
FatherLovett Bryant Johnson

Born in Alabama on 31 Dec 1850 to Lovett Bryant Johnson and Nancy Heatly. James Harmon "Jim" Johnson married Adaza "Addie" Amelia Moore and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 Nov 1912 in Leon County, Texas, USA.

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Lovett Bryant Johnson
1830 - 1871
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Nancy Heatly
1829 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Adaza "Addie" Amelia Moore
1854 - 1891
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Falbia Laura Tryon
1877 - 1911
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Alice Johnson
1888 - 1983
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Obadiah Monroe Johnson
1879 - 1949
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Deromie Victoria Johnson
1877 - 1933
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William Anderson Johnson
1874 - 1882
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Ella Frances Johnson
1906 - 1996
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Julia Eugenia Johnson
1908 - 1993
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James Henry Johnson
1910 - 1916
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William Franklin Johnson
1874 - 1950

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