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John Wesley Johnson

BirthFeb. 8, 1844 - Missouri
DeathDec. 6, 1934 - Douglas County, Kansas, USA
MotherRebecca B Rainey Wardman
FatherWilliam Johnson

Born in Missouri on Feb. 8, 1844 to William Johnson and Rebecca B Rainey Wardman. John Wesley Johnson married Cerilda Yingling and had 6 children. He passed away on Dec. 6, 1934 in Douglas County, Kansas, USA.

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William Johnson
1821 - 1865
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Rebecca B Rainey Wardman
1822 - 1861
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Cerilda Yingling
1846 - 1908
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Julia Ann Forbes
1852 - 1935
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Nora M Johnson
1879 - 1901
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Joseph Lee Johnson
1871 - 1938
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William Emory Johnson
1868 - 1947
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Maud Evaline Johnson
1882 - 1922
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Charles E Johnson
1870 - 1921
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Louis M Johnson
1874 - 1938

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