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John Johnson

Birth28 DEC 1854 - Whitley County, Kentucky
Death20 FEB 1915 - Joplin, Jasper, Missouri, USA
MotherRhoda Vannoy
FatherRobert Johnson

Born in Whitley County, Kentucky on 28 DEC 1854 to Robert Johnson and Rhoda Vannoy. John Johnson married Alice Elizabeth Clark and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 FEB 1915 in Joplin, Jasper, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Robert Johnson
1801 - 1873
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Rhoda Vannoy
1815 - 1894
Spouse(s)
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Alice Elizabeth Clark
1858 - 1897
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Mary 'Mollie' Minnie Creel
1880 - 1960
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Keziah Alice Mason
1857 - 1936
Children Show all
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Robert Anderson Johnson
1878 - 1918
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John Quincy Johnson
1891 - 1932
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Augustus Howard Johnson
1881 - 1917
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William Henry Johnson
1878 - 1950
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Elmer Leslie Johnson
1883 - 1889
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Charles Lee Johnson
1886 - 1922
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Martin Arthur Johnson
1889 - 1911
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Hattie May Johnson
1894 - 1929
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Ruth M. Johnson
1911 - 1987

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