Descendancy for Henry Everett Johnson: Early Texans DNA Project

Early Texans DNA Project

Henry Everett Johnson

1871 - 1923 (51 years)

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1 Henry Everett Johnson ^[1] b. 12 Nov 1871 d. 18 Aug 1923
- Emma Eugenia Ryan b. 1 Nov 1868 d. 25 Feb 1950
  - 2 Emma Everette Johnson ^[1.1] b. 29 Jan 1894 d. 24 Jun 1964
    - Allie Perry Richards b. Abt 1884 d. 20 Aug 1958
      - 3 TX9900005 AncestorOfMember ^[1.1.1] d. Yes, date unknown
        
        TX9900004 AncestorOfMember d. Yes, date unknown
        
        4 TX9900001 AncestorOfMember ^[1.1.1.1] d. Yes, date unknown
        
        TX9900002 AncestorOfMember d. Yes, date unknown
        
        5 TX000001 Member ^[1.1.1.1.1]
        
        5 TX000002 Member ^[1.1.1.1.2]
        
        5 TX000003 Member ^[1.1.1.1.3]
        
        5 TX000004 Member ^[1.1.1.1.4]
        
        TX9900003 AncestorOfMember d. Yes, date unknown
        
        5 TX000005 Member ^[1.1.1.1.5]
        
        4 TX9900009 AncestorOfMember ^[1.1.1.2] d. Yes, date unknown
        
        5 TX000007 Member ^[1.1.1.2.1]
  - 2 TX9900011 AncestorOfMember ^[1.2] d. Yes, date unknown
    - - 3 TX000006 Member ^[1.2.1]

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