Stephen Johnson

Birth07 Dec 1679 - Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Death08 Jan 1769 - Goffstown, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, Colonial America

MotherElizabeth Dane

FatherStephen Herbert Johnson, Sr.-Indicted In Salem Witch Trials

Born in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 07 Dec 1679 to Stephen Herbert Johnson, Sr.-Indicted In Salem Witch Trials and Elizabeth Dane. Stephen Johnson married Sarah or Sara A. Whittaker or Whiticker and had 9 children. He passed away on 08 Jan 1769 in Goffstown, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, Colonial America.

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Parents

Stephen Herbert Johnson, Sr.-indicted In Salem Witch Trials
1640 - 1690

Elizabeth Dane
1641 - 1722

Spouse(s)

Sarah Or Sara A. Whittaker Or Whiticker
1687 - 1716

Ruth Eaton
1684 - 1750

Sarah Whittacker
1679 - Unknown

Sarah Clark
1685 - 1767

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Abigail Johnson
1722 - Unknown

Eunice Johnson Guile
1723 - 1752

Timothy Johnson
1727 - 1737

Sarah Johnson
1709 - 1787

Stephen Johnson
1713 - 1798

Samuel Johnson
1716 - 1801

Ruth Johnson
1711 - 1800

Ebenezer Johnson
1717 - Unknown

Ruth Johnson
1711 - 1743

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