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Jonathan "John" Johnson

Birthabt 1809 - Madison, Co.Kentucky,USA
Deathbef 1870 - Bath County, Kentucky, USA
MotherLucinda Edy Taylor
FatherIsaac Johnson

Born in Madison, Co.Kentucky,USA on abt 1809 to Isaac Johnson and Lucinda Edy Taylor. Jonathan "John" Johnson married Hannah Epperson and had 6 children. He passed away on bef 1870 in Bath County, Kentucky, USA.

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Isaac Johnson
1783 - 1850
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Lucinda Edy Taylor
1790 - 1867
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Hannah Epperson
1815 - 1845
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Milly Mnu-johnson
1823 - 1860
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Mary Polly Johnson
1833 - 1900
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Nancy Johnson
1836 - Unknown
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Martha J Johnson
1834 - 1900
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William Johnson
1831 - 1881
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John F. Johnson
1843 - Unknown
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Henry Johnson
1841 - 1916

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