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Stephen Johnson

Birth17 May 1724 - Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
Death8 Nov 1786 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah OGDEN
FatherNathaniel Johnson

Born in Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA on 17 May 1724 to Nathaniel Johnson and Sarah OGDEN. Stephen Johnson married Elizabeth Diodate and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 Nov 1786 in Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA.

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Nathaniel Johnson
1698 - 1765
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Sarah Ogden
1699 - 1777
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Elizabeth Diodate
1722 - 1761
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Abigail Leverett Johnson
1731 - Unknown
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Stephen Johnson
1753 - 1829
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Sarah Johnson
1749 - 1802
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William Johnson
1757 - 1779
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Elizabeth Johnson
1750 - 1813
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Mary Johnson
1768 - 1851
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Nathaniel Johnson
1770 - 1771
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Catherine Johnson
1755 - 1789
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Sarah Johnson
1748 - 1802
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Mercy Johnson
1750 - 1833
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Diodate Johnson
1745 - 1773

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