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Hard To Find Surnames › Category: J Surnames › JOHNSON
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Pam Clovis asked 2 weeks ago

William Johnson b. 1845 Married Jennie Mosby b. 1853 had a daughter Dorothy Johnson. William and Jennie emigrated from Denmark?? Lived in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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