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John Bernard Johnson

Birth1858 - Grenville Argenteuil, Quebec, Canada
Deathbef. 1929 - Not Available
MotherCecelia Dolan
FatherCharles Johnson

Born in Grenville Argenteuil, Quebec, Canada on 1858 to Charles Johnson and Cecelia Dolan. John Bernard Johnson married Ellen Cameron and had 11 children. He passed away on bef. 1929.

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Charles Johnson
1823 - 1896
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Cecelia Dolan
1831 - 1916
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Ellen Cameron
1868 - Unknown
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Estella Alexandria Johnson
1889 - 1958
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Leonida (Leola) Johnson
1896 - Unknown
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Emmett William Johnson
1905 - 1962
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Victor John Johnson
1891 - 1974
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Laurie Bernice Johnson
1901 - 1926
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Lyman A Johnson
1908 - 1932
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Lloyd Sylvester Johnson
1893 - Unknown
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Alvin Bernard Johnson
1898 - Unknown
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Gordon Ambroise Johnson
1895 - Unknown
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Winston Johnson
1903 - Unknown
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Ivy Ellen Johnson
1905 - Unknown

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