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John Johnson

BirthAbt. 1534 - Biddenden, Kent, England
DeathBEF 16 JAN 1600 - Not Available
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Born in Biddenden, Kent, England on Abt. 1534. John Johnson married Elizabeth Thorgood and had 16 children. He passed away on BEF 16 JAN 1600.

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Elizabeth Thorgood
1520 - 1574
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Captain John Johnson
1564 - 1666
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Rebecca Johnson
1555 - Unknown
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Francis Johnson
1566 - 1656
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Rebecca Johnson
1555 - Unknown
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Anne Johnson
1567 - Unknown
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Susanna Johnson
1558 - Unknown
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Boy Johnson
1570 - Unknown
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Samuel Johnson
1549 - 1549
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Moses Johnson
1552 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1560 - Unknown
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James William Johnson
1570 - 1637
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Maurice Johnson
1570 - Unknown
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George John Johnson
1563 - 1594
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Margaret Johnson
1549 - 1616
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Alice Johnson
1568 - Unknown
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Margaret Johnson
1549 - 1616

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