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Jerusha Johnson

Birth1796 - North Carolina, United States
DeathAFT 1860 - Maury Co., Tennessee
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Born in North Carolina, United States on 1796. Jerusha Johnson married Lawrence Holcomb and had 9 children. She passed away on AFT 1860 in Maury Co., Tennessee.

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Lawrence Holcomb
1800 - 1857
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Jerusha Catherine Holcomb
1825 - Unknown
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William C E Holcomb
1826 - Unknown
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Johnson Holcomb
1841 - Unknown
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Amy Holcomb
1819 - 1899
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J. Simpson Holcomb
1835 - Unknown
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Charlotte Holcomb
1831 - Unknown
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Lucratus Holcomb
1840 - Unknown
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David G Holcombe
1825 - 1895
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W. C. Holcomb
1825 - Unknown

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