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John Johnson

Birth07 Mar 1820 - Bear Cove, Halifax Co., NS
DeathOct 9 1902 - Bear Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherSarah Pierson
FatherLawrence Johnson

Born in Bear Cove, Halifax Co., NS on 07 Mar 1820 to Lawrence Johnson and Sarah Pierson. John Johnson married Catherine Scallion and had 12 children. He passed away on Oct 9 1902 in Bear Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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Lawrence Johnson
1792 - 1860
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Sarah Pierson
1794 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Scallion
1829 - 1915
Children Show all
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Edward John Johnson
1860 - 1917
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Florence Helena Johnson
1871 - 1952
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Mary Anne Johnson
1858 - 1871
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Lawrence Johnson
1846 - Unknown
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Bernard Dominick Johnson
1863 - 1935
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Lydia Sophia Johnson
1875 - 1959
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Adeline Alice Johnson
1865 - 1950
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Rubin James Johnson
1868 - Unknown
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Emilia Johnson
1851 - 1854
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Andrew Johnson
1861 - 1935
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John James Johnson
1853 - 1854
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Elizabeth Johnson
1847 - Unknown

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