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Joseph Henry Johnson

Birth20 Nov 1849 - Niagara District, Upper Canada, Ontario, Canada
Death9 December 1916 - Rogers City, Presque Isle, Michigan, United States
MotherMary Levison
FatherJoseph Johnson

Born in Niagara District, Upper Canada, Ontario, Canada on 20 Nov 1849 to Joseph Johnson and Mary Levison. Joseph Henry Johnson married Nancy Ann Runnels and had 8 children. He passed away on 9 December 1916 in Rogers City, Presque Isle, Michigan, United States.

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Joseph Johnson
1814 - 1883
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Mary Levison
1810 - 1857
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Nancy Ann Runnels
1856 - 1933
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Anna Bell Johnson
1879 - 1921
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William Henry Johnson
1882 - 1949
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Sarah E Johnson
1884 - 1961
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James Henry Johnson
1888 - 1963
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Robert Wesley Johnson
1893 - 1979
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Emaline Balinda Johnson
1873 - 1954
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Laura Johnson
1874 - 1896
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Edith Elenora Johnson
1890 - 1962

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