Susannah Lukey Henley

Birth10 May 1785 - Washington, Wikes, Georgia, USA

Death22 Nov 1855 - Mt Hebron, Tippah, Mississippi, United States

MotherMargaret Chamberlain

FatherJohn Edmond Henley 75%E 18.75 %Scott 6.25%I

Born in Washington, Wikes, Georgia, USA on 10 May 1785 to John Edmond Henley 75%E 18.75 %Scott 6.25%I and Margaret Chamberlain. Susannah Lukey Henley married William Preston Johnson and had 12 children. She passed away on 22 Nov 1855 in Mt Hebron, Tippah, Mississippi, United States.

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Parents

John Edmond Henley 75%E 18.75 %Scott 6.25%I
1739 - 1802

Margaret Chamberlain
1742 - 1785

Spouse(s)

William Preston Johnson
1784 - 1868

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Elizabeth Johnson
1818 - 1868

Dovie Martha Johnson
1803 - 1903

Joseph Winn Johnson
1822 - 1916

Mary Johnson
1809 - 1870

Darby Henley Johnson
1815 - 1901

Jane Porter Johnson
1807 - 1892

Levi C. Johnson
1810 - 1880

Bartley Johnson
1813 - 1874

Henry Blueford Johnson
1814 - 1863

Andrew Reece Johnson
1803 - 1867

William Johnson
1826 - 1868

Andrew Reece Johnson
1820 - 1867

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