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Williamson Johnson

Birth1854 - Spittal, Northumberland
DeathDec 1916 - Morpeth, Northumberland, England
MotherAnn Johnson
FatherThomas Johnson

Born in Spittal, Northumberland on 1854 to Thomas Johnson and Ann Johnson. Williamson Johnson married James Wood Drysdale and had 7 children. She passed away on Dec 1916 in Morpeth, Northumberland, England.

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Thomas Johnson
1818 - 1864
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Ann Johnson
1818 - Unknown
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James Wood Drysdale
1852 - Unknown
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Isabella Drysdale
1883 - Unknown
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Henry Drysdale
1875 - Unknown
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James Drysdale
1892 - Unknown
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Alexander Drysdale
1886 - Unknown
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Thomas Drysdale
1880 - Unknown
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Annie Drysdale
1889 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Drysdale
1877 - Unknown

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