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Thomas Johnson

Birth1689 - Connecticut
Death1749 - Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
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Born in Connecticut on 1689. Thomas Johnson married MARY TYRE and had 13 children. He passed away on 1749 in Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA.

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Mary Tyre
1685 - 1733
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Mary Mackay
1690 - 1733
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Henry Johnson
1731 - 1801
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Ann Johnson
1727 - 1817
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John Johnson
1731 - 1765
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Samuel Johnson
1724 - 1833
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Thomas Johnson
1721 - 1764
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William Johnson
1710 - Unknown
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Catherine Johnson
1720 - Unknown
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Cate Johnson
1719 - Unknown
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Catherine Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Johnson
1726 - 1782
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Andrew Johnson
Unknown - 1729
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Alexander Johnson
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1699 - 1763

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