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Samuel Johnson

BirthAbt. 1802 - Halifax, North Carolina, United States
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Born in Halifax, North Carolina, United States on Abt. 1802. Samuel Johnson married Matilda Mills and had 12 children.

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Matilda Mills
1805 - Unknown
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Rachel Harvey
1802 - Unknown
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Rebecca Johnson
1832 - Unknown
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Plummer Johnson
1852 - Unknown
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Betty Johnson
1846 - Unknown
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Lucretia Johnson
1844 - Unknown
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John Johnson
1860 - Unknown
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Doctor Charles Johnson
1848 - Unknown
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Jesse Johnson
1856 - Unknown
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Nancy Johnson
1840 - Unknown
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Alby Johnson
1838 - Unknown
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Eliza Johnson
1845 - Unknown
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Minerva Johnson
1835 - Unknown
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Cicero Johnson
1858 - 1930

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