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Johnson "Jack" C Johnson

Birth25 Aug 1870 - Indian Territory, Oklahoma, United States
Death1956 - Oklahoma, United States
MotherRose Phillips
Father"Uncle" Essex Johnson

Born in Indian Territory, Oklahoma, United States on 25 Aug 1870 to "Uncle" Essex Johnson and Rose Phillips. Johnson "Jack" C Johnson married Harriet Rhoda Grayson and had 13 children. He passed away on 1956 in Oklahoma, United States.

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Parents
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"Uncle" Essex Johnson
1850 - 1899
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Rose Phillips
1850 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Harriet Rhoda Grayson
1875 - 1943
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Mattie M Johnson
1901 - 1939
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Lizzie Johnson
1903 - 1987
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Bennie Johnson
1906 - 1977
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Sandy Johnson
1899 - 1975
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Robert Johnson
1909 - Unknown
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Aaron Johnson
1910 - 1999
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Phillip Johnson
1905 - 1993
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Sarah Johnson
1912 - Unknown
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Quash Johnson
1893 - 1979
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Eliza Bowlegs "Johnson"
1896 - 1975
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Johnnie Smith
1904 - Unknown
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Coody Johnson
1897 - 1981
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Della Smith
1902 - Unknown

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