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Samuel David Johnson

Birth10 Mar 1853 - Québec, , Quebec, Canada
Death19 Sep 1924 - Polk, Minnesota, United States
MotherMary Jane Goodwin
FatherDavid Johnson

Born in Québec, , Quebec, Canada on 10 Mar 1853 to David Johnson and Mary Jane Goodwin. Samuel David Johnson married Gertrude Johnson and had 9 children. He passed away on 19 Sep 1924 in Polk, Minnesota, United States.

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David Johnson
1815 - 1887
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Mary Jane Goodwin
1822 - 1883
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Gertrude Johnson
1873 - 1915
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Ruby May Baker
1866 - 1889
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Jonathon Dove Johnson
1897 - 1952
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Lewis Leland Johnson
1895 - 1972
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Lester Johnson
1898 - 1962
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Richard Harold Johnson
1905 - 1974
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Verna Jane Johnson
1909 - 1966
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Ethel Pearl Piper
1903 - 1967
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Ruby Mae Johnson
1894 - 1931
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Archie G Johnson
1901 - Unknown
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Eva Vivian Johnson Braaten
1913 - 1987

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