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Lester Eugene Johnson

Birth07 Jan 1914 - Porter, Washington
Death03 Oct 1977 - Aberdeen, Grays Harbor, Washington
MotherMamie Smith
FatherLeslie Sumner Johnson

Born in Porter, Washington on 07 Jan 1914 to Leslie Sumner Johnson and Mamie Smith. Lester Eugene Johnson married Goldine Zelpha Goldsby and had 5 children. He passed away on 03 Oct 1977 in Aberdeen, Grays Harbor, Washington.

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Leslie Sumner Johnson
1880 - 1945
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Mamie Smith
1889 - 1940
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Goldine Zelpha Goldsby
1918 - 1969
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Neva Bethine Buhler
1929 - 1991
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Darrell Ray Johnson
1939 - 1943
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Verna Mae Johnson
1936 - 1936
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Mervin Lee Johnson
1937 - Unknown
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Joyce M. Johnson
1935 - 1991
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Eric W Johnson
1948 - Unknown

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