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JOHN HACKLETON JOHNSON

Birth02 Sep 1850 - Raymond Terrace NSW
Death25 Sep 1936 - Armidale NSW
MotherAnn Hackleton
FatherWilliam Johnson

Born in Raymond Terrace NSW on 02 Sep 1850 to William Johnson and Ann Hackleton. JOHN HACKLETON JOHNSON married Sarah Baker and had 14 children. He passed away on 25 Sep 1936 in Armidale NSW.

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Parents
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William Johnson
1826 - 1872
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Ann Hackleton
1828 - 1908
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Baker
1860 - 1953
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Muriel Agnes Johnson
1901 - 1969
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Ivy Anne Johnson
1904 - 1976
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Ruby Margaret Johnson
1898 - 1977
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Robert Ernest Johnson
1889 - 1950
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Hackleton Matthew Johnson
1892 - 1917
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William Gwyder Johnson
1887 - 1917
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Lucy May Johnson
1896 - 1962
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George James Johnson
1877 - 1940
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Matilda Jane Johnson
1884 - 1887
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Sarah Johnson
1886 - 1909
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Robert Ernest Johnson
1889 - 1956
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Bertie Thomas Johnson
1894 - 1966
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John Hackleton Johnson
1878 - 1878
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John Hackleton Johnson
1882 - 1934

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