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Mary E. Johnson

Birth1814 - Tennessee
Death1860 - De Kalb, Tennessee
MotherElizabeth S "Betsey" Story
FatherJohn Isaac Leath

Born in Tennessee on 1814 to John Isaac Leath and Elizabeth S "Betsey" Story. Mary E. Johnson married James William LEATH and had 10 children. She passed away on 1860 in De Kalb, Tennessee.

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Parents
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John Isaac Leath
1788 - 1850
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Elizabeth S "Betsey" Story
1792 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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James William Leath
1802 - 1871
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John W. Leath
1832 - 1880
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Martha Elizabeth Leath
1840 - 1912
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Cynthia Matilda (Sina) Leath
1844 - 1916
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Sarah Ann Leath
1833 - 1923
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Daniel Green Leath
1835 - 1906
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Starlin Harrison Leath
1842 - 1908
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James Buchannan Leath
1857 - 1944
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William Atwood Leath
1826 - 1913
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Girl1 Leath
1825 - Unknown
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Boy2 Leath
1825 - Unknown
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Elizabeth L. Leath
1843 - Unknown

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