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James Johnson

Birth1829 - Norway
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Born in Norway on 1829. James Johnson married Edith Johnson and had 13 children.

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Edith Johnson
1840 - Unknown
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Mathea Hansdr
1828 - 1920
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Joseph Johnson
1878 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1873 - Unknown
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Margaret Johnson
1869 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1859 - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1865 - Unknown
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Henry Johnson
1863 - 1942
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Henry Johnson
1862 - Unknown
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Hannah Sophia Johnson
1865 - 1943
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Hannah Dahl
1868 - Unknown
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Severns Johnson
1869 - Unknown
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Wm. Johnson
1871 - Unknown
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Hans Henry Johnson
1857 - 1885
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Amelia Johnson
1867 - Unknown

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