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John Johnson

Birth22 Nov 1702 - St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States
Death29 June 1783 - Amelia County, Virginia, USA
MotherSarah Penelope Massie
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States on 22 Nov 1702 to John Johnson and Sarah Penelope Massie. John Johnson married Elizabeth Ellyson and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 June 1783 in Amelia County, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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John Johnson
1677 - 1714
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Sarah Penelope Massie
1684 - 1711
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Ellyson
1702 - 1783
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Jesse Johnson
1727 - 1790
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Gerard Johnson
1737 - 1785
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John Johnston
1734 - 1816
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Benjamin Johnston
1728 - 1769
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William Martin Johnson
1739 - 1824
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Louisa Johnson
1740 - 1798
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Massie Johnston
1736 - 1798
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James Johnson
1726 - 1785
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Col. Thomas Johnston
1740 - 1819
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Joseph Johnson
1767 - 1808
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James Seneca Johnson
1730 - 1821
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Ashley Johnson
1726 - 1817
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William Johnson
1733 - 1766

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