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John Johnson

Birth1825 - Wrench Green, Hackness, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England
DeathJan 1909 - Scarborough, Yorkshire North Riding, England
MotherDinah King
FatherRobert Johnson

Born in Wrench Green, Hackness, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England on 1825 to Robert Johnson and Dinah King. John Johnson married Rachel Elliott and had 11 children. He passed away on Jan 1909 in Scarborough, Yorkshire North Riding, England.

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Parents
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Robert Johnson
1801 - 1874
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Dinah King
1804 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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Rachel Elliott
1835 - 1919
Children Show all
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William Elliot Johnson
1870 - 1950
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George Johnson
1856 - 1926
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Annie E Johnson
1866 - Unknown
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Albert Johnson
1861 - 1920
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Margaret Ann Johnson
1873 - 1899
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Joseph Johnson
1877 - 1938
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Ruth Johnson
1880 - 1950
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Mary Eleanor Johnson
1882 - Unknown
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Harold Johnson
1878 - 1922
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Mabel Johnson
1890 - 1970
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John Frederick "Fred" Johnson
1858 - 1939

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