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FANNY NICHOLS

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Carolyn Unknown

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12/14/2001

FANNY NICHOLS

Fanny (aka Fannie)Elizabeth Nichols as a young woman - photographer in Bath, NY -b. May 06, 1862 - died Nov 11, 1916 - she married David Albert JOHNSON and moved to Scranton, PA - Note: She was also known as 'Gramma Dottie'..Fanny Nichols Johnson is my maternal great grandmother's Mother...thus, my 2X - Great Grandmother - Please contact me if you knew her or any of her relatives

Date & Place: 1880 at Fannie Nichols-Johnson in Bath, New York USA

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Barbara O'Neill

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06/07/2003

Fannie Nichols Johnson was my father's grandmother. Her daughter Bertha Johnson married Philip Sohns and they had 6 children. Any relative out there who has a photo of Fannie's supposedly American Indian husband?

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Carolyn Unknown

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05/20/2006

Please contact me through my current email address

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