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Mathilda Johnson

Birth1814 - Smithsville, DeKalb County, Tennessee, USA
Death1889 - Christian, Kentucky, USA
MotherNancy Adeline Whiteley
FatherCharles Allen Johnston

Born in Smithsville, DeKalb County, Tennessee, USA on 1814 to Charles Allen Johnston and Nancy Adeline Whiteley. Mathilda Johnson married JAMES W Perkins and had 11 children. She passed away on 1889 in Christian, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Charles Allen Johnston
1790 - 1859
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Nancy Adeline Whiteley
1790 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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James W Perkins
1808 - 1880
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Edmund W Laughon
Unknown - Unknown
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Martha A Perkins
1837 - 1881
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Allen Rowan Perkins
1840 - 1886
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William C Perkins
1844 - 1911
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Amanda Jane Perkins
1842 - Unknown
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Sam Perkins
1849 - Unknown
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James Perkins
1854 - Unknown
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Mary Perkins
1857 - Unknown
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John Perkins
1852 - Unknown
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Monroe Perkins
1847 - Unknown
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Hixey Perkins
1856 - Unknown
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Matilda Perkins
1859 - Unknown

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