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Robert J. Johnson

BirthCA 1790 - Bath
DeathOCT. 23 1847 - Galoo Rapids St. Lawrence
MotherSarah Woodcock
FatherJohn UEL Johnson

Born in Bath on CA 1790 to John UEL Johnson and Sarah Woodcock. Robert J. Johnson married Martha Armstrong and had 8 children. He passed away on OCT. 23 1847 in Galoo Rapids St. Lawrence.

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John Uel Johnson
1764 - 1813
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Sarah Woodcock
1763 - Unknown
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Martha Armstrong
1795 - Unknown
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George Johnson
1836 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1820 - Unknown
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Julia Johnson
1828 - Unknown
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Martha M Johnson
1830 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1821 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Johnston
1833 - 1901
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Mary Martha Johnson
1826 - Unknown
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Alexander Johnson
1825 - Unknown

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