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Phoebe Johnson

Birth21 Apr 1803 - Greenbrier County, West Virginia, USA
Death1884 - Nicholas County, West Virginia, USA
MotherElizabeth Sims
FatherRev John Brown Johnson

Born in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, USA on 21 Apr 1803 to Rev John Brown Johnson and Elizabeth Sims. Phoebe Johnson married John Backus or Backhouse and had 9 children. She passed away on 1884 in Nicholas County, West Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Rev John Brown Johnson
1777 - 1861
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Elizabeth Sims
1782 - 1845
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John Backus Or Backhouse
1801 - 1873
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Nancy Hannah Backus
1838 - 1911
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Mary "Polly" Backus
1827 - Unknown
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William Backus
1835 - 1906
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John Backus
1828 - 1923
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James Backus
1831 - 1920
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Josiah Backhouse
1829 - Unknown
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Hannah Greist Or Grist Or Backhouse
1830 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Backhouse
1829 - 1900
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Jonathan Backhouse
1834 - 1854

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