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Judith Johnson

BirthAbt 1832 - Virginia
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherJane
FatherThornton Johnson

Born in Virginia on Abt 1832 to Thornton Johnson and Jane. Judith Johnson married Elisha H. Purrington Smith and had 12 children.

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Parents
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Thornton Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane
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Spouse(s)
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Elisha H. Purrington Smith
1825 - Unknown
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Johnson
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Jessie Porter Smith
1878 - 1954
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Lucinda Johnson
1858 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1868 - Unknown
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Jennie Purrington
1877 - Unknown
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Arthur Smith
1860 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1863 - Unknown
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Monroe Purrington
1859 - Unknown
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Elisha Jr. Purrington
1866 - Unknown
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Amanda Purrington
1860 - Unknown
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Cora Purrington
1875 - Unknown
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Eliza A. Purrington
1870 - Unknown
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Elizabeth (Lizzie) Johnson
1864 - 1937

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