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Reuben E Johnson

Birth17 Sep 1846 - Gainesboro, Jackson, Tennessee, USA
Death25 Nov 1918 - Jackson County, Tennessee
MotherMartha Lee
FatherCharles Johnson

Born in Gainesboro, Jackson, Tennessee, USA on 17 Sep 1846 to Charles Johnson and Martha Lee. Reuben E Johnson married Mary Ann Stafford and had 11 children. He passed away on 25 Nov 1918 in Jackson County, Tennessee.

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Charles Johnson
1810 - 1878
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Martha Lee
1810 - 1887
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Mary Ann Stafford
1846 - 1940
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Ann Elizabeth Johnson
1878 - 1918
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Newton Johnson
1872 - 1914
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Andrew Johnson
1872 - Unknown
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Christopher Columbus Johnson
1869 - 1954
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James M Johnson
1879 - Unknown
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Charlie Archie Johnson
1881 - 1952
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Amon F. Johnson
1877 - 1877
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Melvina Johnson
1888 - Unknown
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Francis Johnson
1884 - Unknown
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Thomas J Johnson
1887 - Unknown
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Will Johnson
1870 - 1942

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