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Lula Bell Grantham

BirthOct 1886 - Tennessee, USA
Death16 January 1969 - Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, United States of America
MotherVirginia Golden
FatherBenjamin Franklin Grantham

Born in Tennessee, USA on Oct 1886 to Benjamin Franklin Grantham and Virginia Golden. Lula Bell Grantham married Columbus Albert Johnson and had 9 children. She passed away on 16 January 1969 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents
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Benjamin Franklin Grantham
1849 - 1931
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Virginia Golden
1850 - 1921
Spouse(s)
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Columbus Albert Johnson
1886 - 1937
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Coy Columbus Johnson
1913 - 1975
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Sanford Kelley Johnson
1928 - 2004
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Rachel Johnson
1911 - 1935
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Johnnie Rowena Johnson
1915 - 1990
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E Ray Johnson
1910 - Unknown
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Anna Mae Johnson
1923 - 1992
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Mary Lou Bandy
1921 - 1981
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Nelle M Johnson
1915 - Unknown
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Thelma E Johnson
1910 - Unknown

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