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Lucy Jane Johnson

Birth17 Feb 1852 - Washington County, Ohio
Death14 Jun 1907 - Little Hocking, Washington, Ohio, United States of America
MotherLydia Ann Border
FatherEli Johnson

Born in Washington County, Ohio on 17 Feb 1852 to Eli Johnson and Lydia Ann Border. Lucy Jane Johnson married Thomas Ross (Robinson) Burnfield and had 8 children. She passed away on 14 Jun 1907 in Little Hocking, Washington, Ohio, United States of America.

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Parents
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Eli Johnson
1816 - 1894
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Lydia Ann Border
1823 - 1893
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Ross (Robinson) Burnfield
1851 - 1928
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Elizabeth Jane (Daisy) Burnfield
1876 - 1925
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Eliza Ellen Burnfield
1874 - 1950
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Franklin Emery Burnfield
1879 - 1944
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Alice Ann Burnfield
1885 - 1959
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Samuel Wade Burnfield
1889 - 1957
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James Robert Burnfield
1883 - 1964
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Lowell Frederick Burnfield
1881 - 1895
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Carolyn Ruth (Ruth) Burnfield
1895 - 1979

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