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Martha Johnson

Birth6 August 1834 - Logan County, Ohio, USA
Death26 April 1914 - Sultan, Snohomish, Washington
MotherEsther Cox
FatherAndrew (John) Johnson

Born in Logan County, Ohio, USA on 6 August 1834 to Andrew (John) Johnson and Esther Cox. Martha Johnson married Green Yarnel Beeman and had 15 children. She passed away on 26 April 1914 in Sultan, Snohomish, Washington.

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Parents
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Andrew (John) Johnson
1791 - 1853
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Esther Cox
1793 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Green Yarnel Beeman
1835 - 1902
Children Show all
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Eliza Loretta Beeman
1870 - 1948
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James Henry Beeman
1860 - 1935
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Jacob Legona Beeman
1861 - 1921
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Elizabeth Ann Beeman
1864 - 1936
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Sarah Ellen Beeman
1866 - 1951
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Mcclelland Beeman
1877 - 1961
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Harriet Isabel Beeman
1868 - 1921
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John Thomas Beeman
1857 - 1931
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Rebecca Jane Beeman
1858 - 1859
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Mary Catharine Beeman
1863 - 1864
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Andrew Johnson Beeman
1872 - 1873
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Baby Girl Beeman
1874 - 1874
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Infant Beeman
1874 - 1874
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Infant Beeman
1874 - 1874
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Green Y Beeman
1857 - 1918

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