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John William Johnson

Birthabt 1850 - Grenoside, Yorkshire, England
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Born in Grenoside, Yorkshire, England on abt 1850. John William Johnson married Ann Howe and had 11 children.

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Ann Howe
1851 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Johnson
1880 - Unknown
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Willie Johnson
1885 - Unknown
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Fred Johnson
1875 - Unknown
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Harry Johnson
1892 - Unknown
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Harry Johnson
1882 - Unknown
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Herbert Johnson
1883 - Unknown
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Clara Alice Johnson
1872 - 1897
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Joe Johnson
1878 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1874 - Unknown
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Nellie Johnson
1890 - Unknown
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Ellen Johnson
1889 - 1889

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