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Mary Johnson

Birth5 Aug 1787 - 1657091, Berkshire, England
DeathAbt Sep 1856 - Not Available
MotherMary Chamberlain
FatherWilliam JOHNSON

Born in 1657091, Berkshire, England on 5 Aug 1787 to William JOHNSON and Mary Chamberlain. Mary Johnson married William Matthews and had 10 children. She passed away on Abt Sep 1856.

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Parents
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William Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Chamberlain
1762 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Matthews
1789 - 1868
Children Show all
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Maria Matthews
1831 - 1906
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Richard Mathews
1815 - 1892
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William Mathews
1822 - Unknown
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Jane Mathews
1828 - 1851
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Ann Mathews
1825 - Unknown
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Sarah Mathews
1817 - 1859
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John Johnson
1824 - Unknown
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Mary Matthews
1820 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Matthews
1828 - Unknown
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Sarah Matthews
1817 - Unknown

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