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Nancy Phillips Key

Birth7 Mar 1807 - Greene, Georgia, United States
Death1901 - Griffin, Spalding, Georgia, United States
MotherJudith Watts
FatherJoseph Staunton Key/Keyes

Born in Greene, Georgia, United States on 7 Mar 1807 to Joseph Staunton Key/Keyes and Judith Watts. Nancy Phillips Key married David Johnson and had 11 children. She passed away on 1901 in Griffin, Spalding, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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Joseph Staunton Key/keyes
1764 - 1829
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Judith Watts
1764 - 1829
Spouse(s)
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David Johnson
1804 - 1881
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Thomas D. Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Louisa Eliza Johnson
1854 - 1905
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Miriam Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Cassandra "Cassie" Johnson
1850 - 1904
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William S Johnson
1842 - 1864
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Daniel M. Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Bryant A Johnson
1837 - 1863
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Lavinia "Viney" Johnson
1846 - 1912
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Joseph Burton Johnson
1833 - 1881
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Mary Emily Johnson
1837 - 1916
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David V Hardeman Johnson
1837 - 1903
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Mary Johnson
Unknown - Unknown

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