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Norman Everett Johnson

Birth7 Sept 1870 - New York, USA
Death24 Jan 1959 - Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas, USA
MotherCaroline Bertha Carpenter
FatherGeorge W. Johnson

Born in New York, USA on 7 Sept 1870 to George W. Johnson and Caroline Bertha Carpenter. Norman Everett Johnson married kate samuella cassidy and had 8 children. He passed away on 24 Jan 1959 in Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas, USA.

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George W. Johnson
1824 - 1888
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Caroline Bertha Carpenter
1824 - 1925
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Kate Samuella Cassidy
1872 - 1950
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Mary Zelda Johnson
1900 - 1991
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Norman E Johnson
1909 - 1976
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George O (Red) Johnson
1907 - 1991
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Ola Edna Johnson
1903 - 1972
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Ethel V. Johnson
1895 - 1970
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Ella Vesta Johnson
1898 - 1953
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Mildred Katherine Johnson
1913 - 2005
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Mabel E Johnson (Concannon)
1910 - 1981

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