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Lillian Johnson

Birth10 Mar 1886 - Texas, United States
Death31 Jan 1947 - Kanawha, Red River, Texas, United States
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Born in Texas, United States on 10 Mar 1886. Lillian Johnson married Bud Hearn and had 13 children. She passed away on 31 Jan 1947 in Kanawha, Red River, Texas, United States.

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Bud Hearn
1875 - 1945
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Sam Hearn
1907 - 1970
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Beatrice Hearn-ellis
1909 - 1956
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Bronzo Hearn
1910 - 1973
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Dennis "Dennie - Dubie" Hearn
1903 - Unknown
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Nelson Hern
1910 - Unknown
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Osee Hearne
1908 - Unknown
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Edna Hearn
1912 - 1973
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Mervin Hearn
1926 - 1989
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Nolan Hearn
1921 - 1984
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Burlin Hearn
1920 - 1984
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Arnee Hearn
1913 - 1994
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Beatrice Smith
1909 - 1992
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Bettie Hearne
1924 - 2004

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