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Rachael Johnson

Birth15 October 1807 - Bourbon County, Kentucky, USA
Death28 November 1882 - Iowa
MotherSarah Shelton Robinett
FatherIsaac Johnson

Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, USA on 15 October 1807 to Isaac Johnson and Sarah Shelton Robinett. Rachael Johnson married David Daniel Smedley and had 6 children. She passed away on 28 November 1882 in Iowa.

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Isaac Johnson
1775 - 1833
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Sarah Shelton Robinett
1777 - 1845
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David Daniel Smedley
1792 - 1845
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Nathaniel Kenny
1802 - 1835
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Laura Smedley
1837 - 1900
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Rebecca Ann Smedley
1844 - 1905
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Benjamin Franklin `Frank` Smedley
1842 - 1882
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Isaac W Smedley
1841 - 1853
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Daniel Smedley
1846 - 1847
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Nathan Kenney
1835 - 1908

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