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JOHN LAMB JOHNSON

Birth08 Jul 1848 - Dew, Texas or Alabama, USA
Death10 Jan 1934 - Freestone County, Texas, USA
MotherMary A Johnson
FatherJohn Lamb Johnson

Born in Dew, Texas or Alabama, USA on 08 Jul 1848 to John Lamb Johnson and Mary A Johnson. JOHN LAMB JOHNSON married Martha Bridges and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 Jan 1934 in Freestone County, Texas, USA.

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John Lamb Johnson
1807 - 1871
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Mary A Johnson
1830 - 1889
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Martha Bridges
1850 - 1923
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Sue Roberta Johnson
1878 - 1962
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James Lamb Johnson
1871 - 1944
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Helen Gertrude Johnson
1874 - 1950
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Coral Lee Johnson
1876 - 1897
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Minnie Ezra Johnson
1883 - 1969
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Peyton Johnson
1889 - 1951
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William M Johnson
1880 - 1884
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Arta Angeline Johnson
1883 - 1971
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Neal Johnson
1886 - 1943
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Cora M Johnson
1878 - 1915
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Betty Johnson
1890 - Unknown

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