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Nathaniel Johnson

Birth12 Sep 1795 - Millstream, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada
Death1867 - Millstream, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherSarah Mersereau
FatherNathaniel Johnson

Born in Millstream, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada on 12 Sep 1795 to Nathaniel Johnson and Sarah Mersereau. Nathaniel Johnson married Ann Ryan and had 9 children. He passed away on 1867 in Millstream, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Nathaniel Johnson
1741 - 1829
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Sarah Mersereau
1748 - 1831
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Ann Ryan
1804 - 1867
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"Annie" Christianna Johnson
1827 - 1890
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John Edwin Johnson
1847 - Unknown
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James Nathaniel Johnson
1824 - 1900
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Susan Matilda Johnson
1839 - Unknown
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George Forster Johnson
1836 - 1913
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William Henry Johnson
1833 - 1910
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Margaret Eleanor Johnson
1831 - 1921
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John Albert Johnson
1841 - 1846
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Sarah Johnson
1829 - 1836

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