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Martha Johnson

BirthMay 1873 - Summerton, Clarendon, South Carolina, USA
Death29 Jan 1923 - Clarendon, South Carolina USA
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Born in Summerton, Clarendon, South Carolina, USA on May 1873. Martha Johnson married Rufus Adger and had 12 children. She passed away on 29 Jan 1923 in Clarendon, South Carolina USA.

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Rufus Adger
1860 - 1928
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Kennedy Adger
1897 - Unknown
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Sallie Adger
1910 - 1972
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Annie P Adger
1891 - Unknown
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Boyd Adger
1887 - 1935
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Rufus Adger
1902 - 1928
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Dolly Adger
1903 - Unknown
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Mitchell Adger
1896 - 1931
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Carrie Adger
1904 - Unknown
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Rick Adger
1896 - Unknown
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Warranton Adger
1898 - Unknown
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Juanita Adger
1903 - Unknown
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John Adger
1887 - 1935

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