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John A Johnson

Birth1875 - Not Available
DeathAbt 1950 - Cook, Illinois, USA
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Born on 1875. John A Johnson married Augusta J Carlson and had 13 children. He passed away on Abt 1950 in Cook, Illinois, USA.

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Augusta J Carlson
1878 - 1965
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Carl Norman Johnson
1916 - 2002
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Bernice Marie Johnson
1911 - 2000
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Mildred Johnson
1914 - Unknown
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Bernice Johnson
1911 - Unknown
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Elmer Roy Johnson
1920 - Unknown
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Bernice Johnson
1912 - Unknown
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Norman A Johns
1916 - Unknown
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Mildred Elizabeth Johnson
1912 - 2002
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Elmer Norris Johnson
1900 - 1961
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Bernice Esther Johnson
1912 - 1977
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Grace Bernice Johnson Bryan
1911 - 2006
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Bernice Christine Johnson
1911 - 1999
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Arthur Johnson
1896 - Unknown

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