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John Hunter Johnson

BirthAbt. 1778 - British West Florida, Natchez District, MS
DeathFebruary 20, 1819 - Louisiana, USA
MotherMary Matilda Routh
FatherIsaac Johnson

Born in British West Florida, Natchez District, MS on Abt. 1778 to Isaac Johnson and Mary Matilda Routh. John Hunter Johnson married Thenia Munson and had 12 children. He passed away on February 20, 1819 in Louisiana, USA.

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Parents
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Isaac Johnson
1755 - 1805
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Mary Matilda Routh
1755 - 1821
Spouse(s)
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Thenia Munson
1778 - 1819
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Margaret Johnson
1799 - 1863
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Isaac Hunter Johnson
1803 - 1853
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Tulia Robinson Johnson
1811 - 1838
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Charles Lewellyn Johnson
1808 - 1851
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(Col.) Johnson
1800 - 1858
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Mary Routh Johnson
1801 - 1827
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Joseph E. Johnson
1807 - 1838
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Robert Johnson
1805 - 1806
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John Johnson
1815 - 1819
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Ann Mills Johnson
1810 - 1810
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Mary Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Margaret Johnson
1799 - 1858

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