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Matilda Johnson

Birth02 Sept 1852 - Leroy, McLean County, Illinois, USA
Death11 Jan 1920 - Webster City, Hamilton, Iowa, USA
MotherMargaret "Peggy" Barnett
FatherIsaac Johnson

Born in Leroy, McLean County, Illinois, USA on 02 Sept 1852 to Isaac Johnson and Margaret "Peggy" Barnett. Matilda Johnson married Robert Blackburn RUTLEDGE and had 9 children. She passed away on 11 Jan 1920 in Webster City, Hamilton, Iowa, USA.

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Parents
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Isaac Johnson
1813 - 1864
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Margaret "Peggy" Barnett
1816 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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Robert Blackburn Rutledge
1845 - 1922
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Guy Ellis Rutledge
1881 - 1950
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Leroy Ford Rutledge
1889 - 1939
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Emma Blanche Rutledge
1891 - 1981
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Thomas Delvin Rutledge
1871 - 1927
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Robert Blackburn Rutledge
1873 - 1960
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Charles Clyde Rutledge
1882 - 1953
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Elva Belle Rutledge
1869 - 1946
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Lula Rutledge
1876 - Unknown
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Frances F Rutledge
1893 - 1967

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