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John Thomas Johnson

Birth02 Apr 1868 - Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Death14 Nov 1941 - Princeton, Mercer, West Virginia
MotherMary Polly Hopkins Johnson
FatherWilliam Columbus Johnson

Born in Culpeper County, Virginia, USA on 02 Apr 1868 to William Columbus Johnson and Mary Polly Hopkins Johnson. John Thomas Johnson married Mary Bee Faulkner and had 9 children. He passed away on 14 Nov 1941 in Princeton, Mercer, West Virginia.

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William Columbus Johnson
1839 - 1924
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Mary Polly Hopkins Johnson
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Bee Faulkner
1874 - 1946
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Cecil Moffett Johnson
1903 - 1945
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Margaret Alieen Johnson
1905 - Unknown
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Edward H Johnson
1900 - Unknown
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Lucile Johnson
1909 - 2005
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Helen D Johnson
1906 - 1951
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Rexford L Johnson
1895 - 1952
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John T Johnson
1919 - 1943
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Gertrude Johnson
1898 - 1990
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Kyle Johnson
1902 - Unknown

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