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Jerusha Johnson

Birth26 Oct 1754 - Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut
Death18 Aug 1806 - Guilford, Chenango County, New York
MotherBATHSHEBA POND
FatherDaniel Johnson

Born in Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut on 26 Oct 1754 to Daniel Johnson and BATHSHEBA POND. Jerusha Johnson married Cyrus Norton and had 13 children. She passed away on 18 Aug 1806 in Guilford, Chenango County, New York.

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Parents
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Daniel Johnson
1727 - 1797
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Bathsheba Pond
1724 - 1809
Spouse(s)
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Cyrus Norton
1755 - 1807
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Rachel Norton
1778 - 1858
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Ansel Norton
1788 - 1831
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Jerusha Johnson Norton
1797 - 1830
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Ambrose Norton
1780 - 1866
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Loman Norton
1793 - 1875
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Amzi Norton
1783 - 1863
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Jabez Simons Norton
1800 - 1807
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Loman Green Norton
1793 - 1807
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Submit Benton Norton
1790 - 1807
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Roxanna Norton
1795 - 1830
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Milton Norton
1785 - 1832
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Roxcillane Norton
Unknown - Unknown
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Submit Benton Norton
1790 - Unknown

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