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Lydia E Johnson

Birth1806 - Campbell, Va
DeathNot Available - Green, Adams, Ohio, United States
MotherSusanna Moorman
FatherSamuel JOHNSON

Born in Campbell, Va on 1806 to Samuel JOHNSON and Susanna Moorman. Lydia E Johnson married Christopher Garland Johnson and had 10 children. She passed away in Green, Adams, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel Johnson
1761 - 1852
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Susanna Moorman
1771 - 1823
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Christopher Garland Johnson
1796 - 1864
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Manson Moorman Johnson
1837 - 1906
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Josiah F (19) Johnson
1831 - 1910
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Christopher Hampton Johnson
1844 - 1923
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Elizabeth Hope Johnson
1837 - 1876
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John Alexander Johnson
1833 - 1905
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Lydia Jane Johnson
1846 - 1932
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James Thomas Johnson
1849 - 1910
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Samuel Micajah Johnson
1840 - 1911
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Martha Ann Johnson
1831 - Unknown
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Hamilton Clark Johnson
1829 - Unknown

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