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John Johnson

Birth1845 - Varmlands, Sweden
Death16 Jan 1916 - Sherburne, Minnesota
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Born in Varmlands, Sweden on 1845. John Johnson married Janetta Hendrikson and had 12 children. He passed away on 16 Jan 1916 in Sherburne, Minnesota.

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Janetta Hendrikson
1854 - 1939
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John Victor Johnson
1880 - 1952
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Anna Johnson Riley
1886 - 1951
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Matilda Johnson
1896 - 1984
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Peter Olie Johnson
1889 - 1983
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Alfred Johnson
1890 - 1939
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Charlotte Johnson
1881 - Unknown
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Edwin Johnson
1884 - 1946
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Hans Johnson
1878 - 1905
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John David Johnson
1880 - 1963
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Albert D. Johnson
1890 - 1894
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Calton Johnson
1884 - Unknown
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Jonas Alfred Johnson
1893 - 1988

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