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Nancy Ann Johnson

Birth23 Dec 1850 - Mississippi, USA
Death01 Mar 1921 - Sharp, Milam County, Texas
MotherEmily Della Searcy
FatherBenjamin "Benny" J Johnson

Born in Mississippi, USA on 23 Dec 1850 to Benjamin "Benny" J Johnson and Emily Della Searcy. Nancy Ann Johnson married James Lafayette Voyles and had 12 children. She passed away on 01 Mar 1921 in Sharp, Milam County, Texas.

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Parents
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Benjamin "Benny" J Johnson
1816 - 1894
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Emily Della Searcy
1830 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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James Lafayette Voyles
1850 - 1916
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Marshall Asberry Voyles
1875 - 1952
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Mary Emily Voyles
1871 - 1965
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James Anderson Voyles
1874 - 1963
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Arra Elvie "Arelva" Voyles
1880 - 1964
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Loretta "Etta" Voyles
1879 - 1960
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William A. Voyles
1876 - Unknown
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Andrew Daniel Voyles,
1883 - 1969
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Allie Mae Voyles
1894 - 1981
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Effie Dilly Voyles
1891 - 1982
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Annie Laura Voyles
1886 - 1965
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Jessie Bell Voyles
1889 - 1975
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John Martin Voyles
1885 - 1968

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