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Matt „Matthew“ Johnson

Birth14 Oktober 1868 - Finland
Death29 May 1936 - Rochester, Thurston, Washington
MotherAnna Eriksdotter
FatherJohan Hansson

Born in Finland on 14 Oktober 1868 to Johan Hansson and Anna Eriksdotter. Matt „Matthew“ Johnson married Lottie Jacobson and had 6 children. He passed away on 29 May 1936 in Rochester, Thurston, Washington.

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Johan Hansson
1830 - 1909
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Anna Eriksdotter
1832 - 1907
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Lottie Jacobson
1867 - 1911
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Hilda Johnson
1882 - Unknown
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Hilma S Johnson
1888 - Unknown
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William Martin Johnson
1904 - 1977
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Rose Marie Johnson
1897 - 1973
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Edwin J Johnson
1899 - Unknown
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John E Johnson
1900 - Unknown
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Albin Matthews Johnson
1893 - 1949

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