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Nancy Ann Daniel

Birth6 Apr 1837 - Jackson County, Georgia, USA
Death27 Sep 1917 - Cobb County, Georgia, USA
MotherSarah Ann Malcom
FatherAtlas Algrine Daniell

Born in Jackson County, Georgia, USA on 6 Apr 1837 to Atlas Algrine Daniell and Sarah Ann Malcom. Nancy Ann Daniel married George Torrance Johnson-Johnston and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Sep 1917 in Cobb County, Georgia, USA.

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Parents
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Atlas Algrine Daniell
1817 - 1878
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Sarah Ann Malcom
1821 - 1903
Spouse(s)
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George Torrance Johnson-johnston
1825 - 1875
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Minnie Louanah Johnson
1872 - 1906
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Dora Angaline Johnson
1868 - 1952
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Susan A. Johnson
1863 - Unknown
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James Thomas Johnson
1870 - 1870
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Olive Elizabeth Johnson
1866 - 1959
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Mary A. Johnson
1861 - Unknown
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Nancy Ann Johnson
1865 - Unknown
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Sarah Emaline Johnson
1859 - Unknown

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