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Martha Johnson

Birth1705 - Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death1799 - Monroe Co., Va
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Born in Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 1705. Martha Johnson married Martha Johnson and had 15 children. She passed away on 1799 in Monroe Co., Va.

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Martha Johnson
1705 - 1799
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Ankey Ballard
1760 - 1842
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Delpha Ballard
1765 - 1780
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Mildred Ballard
1755 - Unknown
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Susan Ballard
1753 - Unknown
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Moorman Ballard
1747 - 1766
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Curtis Ballard
1760 - 1824
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Elijah Ballard
1751 - Unknown
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Larkin Ballard
1756 - Unknown
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Thomas Ballard
1741 - Unknown
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Philip Ballard
1740 - 1833
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Johnson Ballard
1749 - 1848
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William Ballard
1717 - 1799
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Lucy Ballard
1761 - Unknown
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Mary Or Millie Ballard
1751 - Unknown
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Anne Ballard
1733 - Unknown

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