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Nancy Jane Johnson

Birth1835 - Upper Beaver Creek, Dry Creek, Topmost, Knott, Floyd, Kentucky, USA
Death1873 - Honey Camp, Jack's Creek, Bevinsville, Painter Harve, Floyd, Kentucky, USA
MotherSarah HAMMONDS Johnson
FatherJohn "Johnny" Carter Johnson

Born in Upper Beaver Creek, Dry Creek, Topmost, Knott, Floyd, Kentucky, USA on 1835 to John "Johnny" Carter Johnson and Sarah HAMMONDS Johnson. Nancy Jane Johnson married James Waltrip Mullins and had 2 children. She passed away on 1873 in Honey Camp, Jack's Creek, Bevinsville, Painter Harve, Floyd, Kentucky, USA.

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John "Johnny" Carter Johnson
1807 - 1854
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Sarah Hammonds Johnson
1815 - 1870
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James Waltrip Mullins
1835 - 1878
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David Mullins
1856 - 1898
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Thomas Mullins
1860 - Unknown

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