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John Johnson

Birth1813 - Attercliffe, Sheffield Yorkshire, England
DeathJanuary 1895 - Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding
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Born in Attercliffe, Sheffield Yorkshire, England on 1813. John Johnson married Susanna Hartley and had 14 children. He passed away on January 1895 in Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Susanna Hartley
1817 - 1903
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Susanna Hartley
1817 - Unknown
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Helen Ellen Johnson
1845 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1843 - Unknown
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George Henry Johnson
1856 - 1904
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Walter Johnson
1863 - 1921
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John Johnson
1847 - 1902
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Arthur Johnson
1852 - 1930
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Susanna Johnson
1854 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1859 - 1937
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Mary Ann Johnson
1849 - 1891
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Samuel Johnson
1839 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1841 - 1925
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Fanny Johnson
1837 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Johnson
1849 - 1934
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Arthur Johnson
1853 - Unknown

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