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Jane May Johnson

Birth1659 - Bengies Point, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Death23 Dec 1732 - St Johns, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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Born in Bengies Point, Baltimore, Maryland, United States on 1659. Jane May Johnson married Daniel Scott and had 13 children. She passed away on 23 Dec 1732 in St Johns, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.

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Daniel Scott
1656 - 1723
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Daniel Scott
1655 - 1725
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Sarah Ann Scott
1675 - 1767
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Daniel Scott Ii
1680 - 1745
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Jane Scott
1688 - 1762
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Nathaniel William Scott
1684 - 1742
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Jean Simpson
1690 - 1762
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Daniel Scott
1706 - 1766
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Avarilla Scott
1696 - 1741
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Daniel Scott
1680 - 1745
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Deborah Scott
1678 - 1767
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Ann Scott
1686 - 1741
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Ann Scott
1684 - 1703
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Jane Scott
1688 - 1762
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Nathaniel William Scott
1656 - 1733

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