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Robert Johnson

Birth1725 - Farnworth, Lancashire, England
DeathJan. 19, 1795 - Tarleton, Lancashire, England
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Born in Farnworth, Lancashire, England on 1725. Robert Johnson married Mary Bold and had 13 children. He passed away on Jan. 19, 1795 in Tarleton, Lancashire, England.

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Mary Bold
1722 - Unknown
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Catherine Johnson
1765 - 1842
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Margaret Johnson
1756 - 1816
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Richard Johnson
1747 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1753 - 1759
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Alice Johnson
1759 - Unknown
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Betty Johnson
1750 - Unknown
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Jenet Johnson
1751 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1760 - 1765
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William Johnson
1762 - 1845
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Thomas Johnson
1747 - Unknown
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Ann Johnson
1764 - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1757 - 1763
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Catherine Johnson
1761 - Unknown

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