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William Jule Johnson

BirthOct 1881 - Mingo Township, Williamsburg Co, South Carolina, USA
DeathNov 1936 - Kingstree, Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA
MotherMartha A. Howard
FatherBenjamin Pulaski Johnson

Born in Mingo Township, Williamsburg Co, South Carolina, USA on Oct 1881 to Benjamin Pulaski Johnson and Martha A. Howard. William Jule Johnson married Julia Frances Casselman and had 7 children. He passed away on Nov 1936 in Kingstree, Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA.

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Benjamin Pulaski Johnson
1845 - Unknown
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Martha A. Howard
1847 - Unknown
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Julia Frances Casselman
1885 - 1957
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Elis Gibb Johnson
1905 - 1973
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Roy Lee Johnson
1911 - 2003
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Annie Bell Johnson
1908 - 1998
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Martha Vermell Johnson
1903 - 1989
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Sidney Hampton Johnson
1920 - 1946
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Jule Johnson
1910 - Unknown
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Neta Johnson
1913 - Unknown

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