John E Johnson

Birth30 DEC 1888 - Dorton, Pike, KY, US

Death 5 JUN 1956 - Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Mi, US

MotherRebecca Ann Ison / Isom - Johnson {52.5} (Edmond {16.4}, Gideon {3.3}, John {2.2}, Gideon {1})

FatherUriah Washington Johnson

Born in Dorton, Pike, KY, US on 30 DEC 1888 to Uriah Washington Johnson and Rebecca Ann Ison / Isom - Johnson {52.5} (Edmond {16.4}, Gideon {3.3}, John {2.2}, Gideon {1}). John E Johnson married Vestina Mullins and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 JUN 1956 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Mi, US.

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Parents

Uriah Washington Johnson
1848 - 1928

Rebecca Ann Ison / Isom - Johnson {52.5} (Edmond {16.4}, Gideon {3.3}, John {2.2}, Gideon {1})
1861 - 1948

Spouse(s)

Vestina Mullins
1896 - 1973

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Helois Johnson
1923 - 2001

Margaret L Johnson
1926 - 1990

Elva Johnson
1916 - 1988

John E. Johnson
1918 - 1973

Kermit Johnson
1921 - 1972

Raymon Johnson
1919 - Unknown

Albert Sidney Johnson
1924 - 1997

Katheline Johnson
1931 - 2013

Bernice Johnson
1933 - 2016

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