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Milton Johnson

Birth10 May 1837 - Oglethorpe, GA
Death12 Mar 1922 - Madison, Georgia, United States
MotherElizabeth Ann "Ivey" Moody
FatherJames W Johnson

Born in Oglethorpe, GA on 10 May 1837 to James W Johnson and Elizabeth Ann "Ivey" Moody. Milton Johnson married Salena Dixon and had 6 children. He passed away on 12 Mar 1922 in Madison, Georgia, United States.

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James W Johnson
1815 - 1844
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Elizabeth Ann "Ivey" Moody
1816 - 1878
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Salena Dixon
1836 - 1922
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Martha (Johnson) Harwell
1857 - 1921
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Mary Selena Johnson
1871 - 1937
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J. Alexander Johnson
1873 - Unknown
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James Thomas Jackson Johnson
1867 - 1945
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Lucy (Johnson) Lord
1865 - 1939
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Talulah (Johnson) Comer
1875 - 1922

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