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Sarah Johnson

Birth18 Feb 1856 - Ashby De La Launde, Lincolnshire, England
Death13 Feb 1940 - 119 Dysart Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, England
MotherCharlotte Rusby
FatherHenry Johnson

Born in Ashby De La Launde, Lincolnshire, England on 18 Feb 1856 to Henry Johnson and Charlotte Rusby. Sarah Johnson married Thomas Headley Jackson Shields and had 10 children. She passed away on 13 Feb 1940 in 119 Dysart Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.

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Parents
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Henry Johnson
1822 - 1866
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Charlotte Rusby
1822 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Headley Jackson Shields
1847 - 1908
Children Show all
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Fred Shields
1885 - Unknown
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Florence Shields
1891 - Unknown
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Ernest Shields
1882 - 1963
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George Henry Shields
1895 - 1973
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Walter Shields
1881 - 1956
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Lydia Shields
1888 - Unknown
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Reuben Shields
1893 - 1963
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Herbert Shields
1884 - 1914
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Albert Shields
1887 - 1887
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Charles Willie Shields
1898 - 1966

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