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Will Johnson

Birthabt 1876 - Texas
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Born in Texas on abt 1876. Will Johnson married Amanda Redd and had 12 children.

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Amanda Redd
1874 - 1955
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Abbie Johnson
1879 - Unknown
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Amanda Johnson
1874 - Unknown
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David J Johnson
1905 - 1963
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Lela Johnson
1907 - Unknown
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George Johnson
1898 - Unknown
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Cammie Johnson
1915 - Unknown
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Fred Johnson
1900 - Unknown
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Clydie Johnson
1909 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1892 - Unknown
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Frank Johnson
1897 - Unknown
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Odell Johnson
1912 - 1978
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Jessie Johnson
1904 - Unknown
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Phillie B Johnson
1901 - Unknown
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Larrie Johnson
1895 - Unknown

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