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William Johnson

BirthAbt 1814 - Stanton, Suffolk, England, UK
DeathApril 1864 - Thingoe, Sufffolk, England
MotherMary Sturgeon
FatherWilliam Johnson

Born in Stanton, Suffolk, England, UK on Abt 1814 to William Johnson and Mary Sturgeon. William Johnson married Mary Davey and had 12 children. He passed away on April 1864 in Thingoe, Sufffolk, England.

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William Johnson
1784 - 1857
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Mary Sturgeon
1785 - 1848
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Mary Davey
1817 - 1860
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Thomas Johnson
1850 - 1934
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Sarah Mary Johnson
1843 - 1923
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Maria Johnson
1846 - 1902
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Esther Lydia Johnson
1839 - 1919
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Caroline Johnson
1859 - 1863
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Henry William Johnson
1837 - 1919
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Susanna Johnson
1841 - 1903
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Alfred Johnson
1855 - 1901
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William Carter Johnson
1852 - 1924
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George Pettit Johnson
1849 - 1914
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Carter Johnson
1860 - 1860
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Esther Johnson
1836 - 1837

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