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Robert Johnson

Birth1813 - Newcastle, Northumberland, , England
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Born in Newcastle, Northumberland, , England on 1813. Robert Johnson married Isabella Embleton Stott and had 18 children.

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Isabella Embleton Stott
1816 - 1901
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William Johnson
1847 - Unknown
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Robert Johnson
1851 - Unknown
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Peter Johnson
1832 - Unknown
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James Stott
1844 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Mclean
1850 - 1852
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Charles Stott
1842 - 1928
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Thomas Mclean
1852 - 1876
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Isabella Mclean
1856 - 1908
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Ann Stott
1841 - 1885
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John Stott
1860 - Unknown
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Gilbert Stott
1855 - Unknown
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David Stott
1850 - Unknown
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Alexander Stott
1853 - Unknown
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Francis Stott
1858 - Unknown
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Peter Johnson
1833 - Unknown
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Samuel Kelsey Johnson
1859 - 1925
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Grant Johnson
1864 - 1890
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Edward Kauch Johnson
1862 - 1924

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