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Sarah Johnson

BirthAbt. 1716 - Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
DeathDECEASED - Not Available
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Born in Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States on Abt. 1716. Sarah Johnson married John Hawkins and had 17 children. She passed away on DECEASED.

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Spouse(s)
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John Hawkins
1701 - 1769
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John Hawkins
1720 - 1784
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John Davis Hawkins
1744 - 1808
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Jameson Hawkins
1749 - Unknown
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Sally Hawkins
1738 - Unknown
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Fanny Hawkins
1742 - Unknown
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Nancy Hawkins
1740 - Unknown
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Betty Hawkins
1734 - Unknown
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Caty Hawkins
1746 - Unknown
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Lucinda Hawkins
1748 - Unknown
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William Hawkins
1752 - Unknown
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Peggy Hawkins
1736 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Hawkins
1744 - 1814
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Philamon Hawkins
1750 - Unknown
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Jameson Hawkins
1768 - 1840
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Philemon Hawkins
1770 - 1825
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William James Hawkins
1784 - 1845
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Peggy Hawkins
1775 - 1849
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John Hawkins
1777 - 1840
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John Hawkins
1772 - Unknown

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