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John Mathew Johnson

Birth15 Sep 1867 - Golden City, Barry, Missouri, United States
Death17 Jun 1916 - Ontario, Malheur, Oregon, United States
MotherLouisa "Eliza" Ann Carter
FatherRussell Johnson

Born in Golden City, Barry, Missouri, United States on 15 Sep 1867 to Russell Johnson and Louisa "Eliza" Ann Carter. John Mathew Johnson married Melissa Eliabeth White and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 Jun 1916 in Ontario, Malheur, Oregon, United States.

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Russell Johnson
1827 - 1899
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Louisa "Eliza" Ann Carter
1835 - 1898
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Melissa Eliabeth White
1871 - 1966
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Viola Launa Johnson
1892 - 1990
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Esther Louise Johnson
1903 - 1979
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William Mckinley Johnson
1897 - 1955
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James Russell Johnson
1895 - 1964
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John Mathew Johnson
1901 - 1967
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Bridgie Johnson
1899 - 1977
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Golden Gleason Johnson
1909 - 1957
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Eliza Jane Johnson
1904 - 1973

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