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Mary Johnson

BirthAbt. 1785 - Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut
Death01 APR 1854 - Manhattan, New York County (Manhattan), New York, USA
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Born in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut on Abt. 1785. Mary Johnson married William Yale and had 13 children. She passed away on 01 APR 1854 in Manhattan, New York County (Manhattan), New York, USA.

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William Yale
1784 - 1833
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Henry Clay Yale
1829 - 1897
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William Cooper Yale
1814 - 1816
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Edwin Rodolphus Yale
1804 - 1883
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Mary J Yale
1806 - Unknown
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Melissa D Yale
1812 - 1855
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Jeanette Frances Yale
1810 - 1883
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Catharine E Yale
1822 - 1858
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Grace Ann Yale
1824 - 1829
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Selden D Yale
1816 - 1836
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Augusta Ann Yale
1820 - Unknown
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Antoinette R Yale
1831 - 1832
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Caroline V. Yale
1826 - Unknown
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Henrietta L Yale
1818 - 1895

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