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John Randolph Johnston

BirthDec 1831 - Halifax County, North Carolina, USA
DeathMay 15,1910 - Halifax County, North Carolina, USA
MotherEvelina Allen
FatherJesse William Johnston

Born in Halifax County, North Carolina, USA on Dec 1831 to Jesse William Johnston and Evelina Allen. John Randolph Johnston married Constance Burdge and had 8 children. He passed away on May 15,1910 in Halifax County, North Carolina, USA.

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Jesse William Johnston
1796 - 1836
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Evelina Allen
1802 - 1838
Spouse(s)
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Constance Burdge
1831 - 1863
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Elizabeth Constance Burge
1830 - Unknown
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Alla Johnston
1853 - 1948
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Lucie Whyte Collier
1840 - 1886
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John Edgar Johnston
1855 - 1927
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Fannie E. Johnston
1858 - Unknown
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William I. Johnston
1854 - Unknown
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Sallie A Johnston
1894 - Unknown
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Benjamin H Johnston
1895 - 1959
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Matthew Johnson
1875 - Unknown
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Albert Johnson
1872 - Unknown
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Blanche Johnson
1870 - Unknown

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