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Johnson Rutledge

Birth1746 - Neatman, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Death22 Dec 1817 - Giles, Tennessee, United States
MotherMatilda King
FatherWilliam Rutledge

Born in Neatman, Rowan, North Carolina, USA on 1746 to William Rutledge and Matilda King. Johnson Rutledge married Sarah A Simms and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Dec 1817 in Giles, Tennessee, United States.

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William Rutledge
1734 - 1803
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Matilda King
1734 - 1806
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Sarah A Simms
1755 - 1810
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Benjamin Franklin Bache Rutledge
1795 - 1874
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William Rutledge
1787 - 1849
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Joel Rutledge
1780 - 1850
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Elihah Rutledge
1788 - 1818
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Johnson A. Rutledge
1801 - 1881
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Absolom Rutledge
1790 - 1826
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Elizabeth Rutledge
1806 - 1897
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Alexander Rutledge
1786 - 1820
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Mary Adeline Ada Rutledge
1760 - 1830
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Mary Polly Rutledge
1796 - 1876

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