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John Johnson Sothoron

Birth1698 - Charles, Maryland, United States
Death5 Dec 1744 - Charles, Maryland, United States
MotherMary Johnson Sothoron
FatherJohn Sothoron

Born in Charles, Maryland, United States on 1698 to John Sothoron and Mary Johnson Sothoron. John Johnson Sothoron married Mary Ann Jowles and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Dec 1744 in Charles, Maryland, United States.

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John Sothoron
1663 - 1719
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Mary Johnson Sothoron
1673 - 1762
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Mary Ann Jowles
1709 - 1732
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Elizabeth Donaldson
1715 - 1753
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Henry Greenfield Sothoron
1732 - 1793
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Ann Stoddert
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Magdeline Stoddert
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Stoddert
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel Sothoron
Unknown - Unknown
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Richard Sothoron
1710 - 1782
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James Southern
1739 - 1797
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Gipson Southern,sothoron
Unknown - Unknown
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John Sotheron
Unknown - Unknown

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