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John Johnson

BirthAbt 1806 - Bennington, Wyoming, New York, USA
Death1838 - Murdered on boat on Erie Canal, Nr. Lockport, Ngr, Niagra New York
MotherSarah Eleanor
FatherWilliam Johnson

Born in Bennington, Wyoming, New York, USA on Abt 1806 to William Johnson and Sarah Eleanor. John Johnson married Clarissa PALMETER and had 11 children. He passed away on 1838 in Murdered on boat on Erie Canal, Nr. Lockport, Ngr, Niagra New York.

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Parents
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William Johnson
1780 - Unknown
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Sarah Eleanor
1784 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Clarissa Palmeter
1791 - 1866
Children Show all
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Alameda Jane Johnson
1833 - 1889
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Orpha L Johnson
1812 - 1891
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William Johnson
1813 - 1893
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Carolyn Johnson
1821 - 1858
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Charles B Johnson
1817 - 1902
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Melvina Johnson
1820 - 1840
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Horace Johnson
1809 - 1888
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Calvin P Johnson
1814 - 1877
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John Johnson
1812 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1817 - 1871
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John Johnson
1830 - Unknown

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