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John Johnson

Birth1718 - Southtown, Gt. Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Death16 Mar 1769 - Southtown,Great Yarmouth,Norfolf,England
MotherMary CONNELL
FatherJob Johnson

Born in Southtown, Gt. Yarmouth, Norfolk, England on 1718 to Job Johnson and Mary CONNELL. John Johnson married Susanna MALLET and had 9 children. He passed away on 16 Mar 1769 in Southtown,Great Yarmouth,Norfolf,England.

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Parents
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Job Johnson
1690 - Unknown
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Mary Connell
1695 - 1758
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Mallet
1717 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Susannah Johnson
1740 - 1781
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Eliza Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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William Johnson
1747 - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1742 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1750 - 1812
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Ann Johnson
1751 - Unknown
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Robert Johnson
1745 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1737 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1752 - Unknown

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