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William Johnson

BirthOct 1864 - Texas
Death1935 - Oklahoma
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Born in Texas on Oct 1864. William Johnson married Melinda Cohee and had 15 children. He passed away on 1935 in Oklahoma.

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Melinda Cohee
1876 - Unknown
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Olie Johnson
1897 - Unknown
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Dick Johnson
1894 - Unknown
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Francis Johnson
1899 - 1954
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Jessie Elmer Johnson
1896 - 1972
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Ella V Johnson
1909 - 1982
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Namon Johnson
1908 - 1977
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Willie Mae Johnson Campbell
1917 - 2000
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Ira Joe Johnson
1903 - 1966
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Fern Johnson
1916 - Unknown
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Cal Johnson
1909 - 1984
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Horace Johnson
1903 - 1969
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Dovie Johnson
1913 - Unknown
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Phil Johnson
1914 - 1989
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Gladdis Johnson
1910 - Unknown
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Johnnie Johnson
1904 - 1998

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