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William Johns

Birth18 February 1806 - Ohio
Death03 NOV 1896 - Woodland, Iroquois, Ilinois
MotherNancy Arel Johns
FatherThomas John

Born in Ohio on 18 February 1806 to Thomas John and Nancy Arel Johns. William Johns married Margaret Cobbler and had 15 children. He passed away on 03 NOV 1896 in Woodland, Iroquois, Ilinois.

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Parents
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Thomas John
1777 - 1896
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Nancy Arel Johns
1789 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Cobbler
1812 - 1890
Children Show all
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Nancy Ann Johns
1845 - 1937
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Isabelle " Bell" John
1856 - 1948
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Amy John
1843 - 1935
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Sarah Jane John
1853 - 1932
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Mary Ann John
1839 - 1935
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David John
1836 - 1922
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William M. John
1847 - 1935
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Jane John
1834 - 1834
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Thomas John
1832 - 1845
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Elizabeth John
1840 - 1921
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Shepard John
1850 - 1866
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Francis Marion John
1851 - 1946
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John John
1838 - 1843
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Infant Johns
1842 - 1844
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Hattie B Johns
1850 - Unknown

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