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John Ray Johnson

Birth04/15/1879 - Grand Chain, Illinois
Death20 May 1938 - Venice, Madison, Illinois
MotherMary Jane Woolfolk
FatherNot Available

Born in Grand Chain, Illinois on 04/15/1879 to Mary Jane Woolfolk. John Ray Johnson had 14 children. He passed away on 20 May 1938 in Venice, Madison, Illinois.

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Mary Jane Woolfolk
1849 - 1885
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Kenneth Ollie Johnson
1912 - 1981
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Rosia B Johnson
1902 - 1971
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Coleman Johnson
1906 - 1976
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Everette C. Johnson
1919 - 2013
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Mary Elizabeth Johnson
1915 - 2013
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Herbert Robert Johnson
1924 - 2004
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John Ray Johnson
1910 - 1929
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John Henry Johnson
1913 - Unknown
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Vesta Marie Johnson
1908 - 1935
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Eileen Bertha Johnson
1927 - 1960
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Abbie H Johnson
1903 - Unknown
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Acsa Haywood Johnson
1902 - 1994
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Charles Henry Johnson
1922 - 1923
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Rachel Johnson
1903 - 1904

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