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-John Allison Johnston

Birth22 Mar 1850 - Watertown Wilson Co Tennessee
Death15 March 1941 - Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
MotherSusan Ray
FatherLtc Milus Eddings "bushwhacker" Johnston

Born in Watertown Wilson Co Tennessee on 22 Mar 1850 to Ltc Milus Eddings "bushwhacker" Johnston and Susan Ray. -John Allison Johnston married -Ida Elizabeth Huffman and had 9 children. He passed away on 15 March 1941 in Jefferson, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Ltc Milus Eddings "Bushwhacker" Johnston
1823 - 1915
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Susan Ray
1824 - 1873
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-Ida Elizabeth Huffman
1867 - 1913
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Harriet Virgina Guill
1858 - 1933
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Willie Burr Johnston
1884 - Unknown
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Walter Carter Johnston
1889 - 1971
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Sallie Ida Johnston Woodson
1898 - 1993
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Milas Allison Johnston
1891 - 1980
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Lillie Mae Johnston
1887 - 1987
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Mattie L. Johnston
1896 - Unknown
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Callie Ray Johnston
1900 - 1980
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-John Andrew Johnston
1902 - 1974
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Myrtle Ona Johnston
1904 - 1999

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