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James Johnson

Birthabt 1880 - North Carolina
DeathNot Available - Wilson County, North Carolina, USA
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Born in North Carolina on abt 1880. James Johnson married Carrie Jenkins and had 16 children. He passed away in Wilson County, North Carolina, USA.

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Carrie Jenkins
1892 - 1964
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Carrie J Johnson
1892 - 1962
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Roxana Johnson
1918 - Unknown
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Katie B Johnson
1927 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1923 - Unknown
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Herman Johnson
1933 - Unknown
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Clyde Johnson
1929 - Unknown
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Victoria Johnson
1922 - Unknown
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Sandy Johnson
1925 - Unknown
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Lancey Johnson
1927 - Unknown
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Mamie Johnson
1913 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1915 - Unknown
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Willie Johnson
1915 - Unknown
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Stella M Johnson
1935 - Unknown
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Henry Lucius Johnson
1916 - 1971
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Maban Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Victoria J. Cox
1920 - 2004
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Herman Johnson
1934 - 1222

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