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Joseph Johnson

Birth4-12-1897 - Grange, Troup County, Georgia, USA
Death9-30-1975 - Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, USA
MotherRosetta Howell
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in Grange, Troup County, Georgia, USA on 4-12-1897 to John Johnson and Rosetta Howell. Joseph Johnson married Mamie Whittaker and had 7 children. He passed away on 9-30-1975 in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, USA.

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John Johnson
1874 - Unknown
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Rosetta Howell
Unknown - Unknown
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Mamie Whittaker
1897 - 1984
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Geneva Johnson
1919 - 2004
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Ruby Edna Johnson
1924 - 2017
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Josephine Johnson
1930 - 2009
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Rosetta Johnson
1917 - Unknown
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Matilda Johnson Williams
1917 - 1986
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Joe Thomas Johnson
1920 - 1999
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Amos L Johnson
1934 - 2015

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