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William B Johnson

Birth1772 - Mohegan, New London County, Connecticut, USA
Death21 December 1847 - Brothertown, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States
MotherAbigail Fowler
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in Mohegan, New London County, Connecticut, USA on 1772 to John Johnson and Abigail Fowler. William B Johnson married Charlotte Skeesuck and had 10 children. He passed away on 21 December 1847 in Brothertown, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States.

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John Johnson
1743 - 1828
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Abigail Fowler
1747 - 1780
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Charlotte Skeesuck
1790 - 1851
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Abigail Poquiantup
1778 - Unknown
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Mercy Thomas
1778 - 1881
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Esther Johnson Mykel Hammer
1812 - 1898
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Orrin G Johnson
1822 - 1884
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William Johnson
1818 - 1883
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A Nancy Johnson
1814 - 1880
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Abigail Johnson
1805 - 1884
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Huldah Johnson
1816 - Unknown
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Elisha Johnson
1827 - Unknown
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Jeremiah W. Johnson
1813 - 1880
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Janes Johnson
1818 - 1885
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Henry Clinton Johnson
1822 - 1862

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