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John August Johnson

Birth11 Oct 1845 - Vastra Tallstad, Ostergotland, Sweden
Death10 Mar 1923 - Mediapolis, Des Moines Co,, IA, USA
MotherLena Greta Olofsdotter
FatherJohn Peter Samuelson

Born in Vastra Tallstad, Ostergotland, Sweden on 11 Oct 1845 to John Peter Samuelson and Lena Greta Olofsdotter. John August Johnson married Hedvig Hattie Lovisa (Davouste) Davis and had 4 children. He passed away on 10 Mar 1923 in Mediapolis, Des Moines Co,, IA, USA.

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John Peter Samuelson
1819 - 1902
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Lena Greta Olofsdotter
1825 - 1881
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Hedvig Hattie Lovisa (Davouste) Davis
1843 - 1922
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Carl Limeric Johnson
1869 - 1934
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Sadie Amanda Johnson
1877 - 1966
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Frank Alfred Johnson
1871 - 1936
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John Albert Johnson
1881 - 1961

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