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Ann Marie Graham 1846 – 1879 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 28 Mar 1846

Birth Location: East WilliamsTownship, Ontario, Canada

Death Date: 7 Nov 1879

Death Location: Mancelona, Antrim, Michigan, USA

Father: James Graham

Mother: Christena Campbell

Spouse(s): William Johnston

Children(s): John Johnston, Christina Johnston, James Johnston, Isabelle Johnston, William Johnston, George Johnston, Mary Johnston, Samuel Johnston

The story of Ann Marie Graham began in 1846 in East WilliamsTownship, Ontario, Canada, with parents James Graham and Christena Campbell. As an adult, Ann Marie Graham wed William H Johnston. Their household included John Alen Johnston, Christina (Tina) Johnston, James Charles Johnston, Isabelle (Belle) Johnston, William Henry Johnston, George Albert Johnston, Mary Belle Beatrice Johnston and Samuel L Johnston. Ann Marie Graham's life came to an end in 1879 in Mancelona, Antrim, Michigan, USA.

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Parents

James Graham
1822 – 1886
Birth Location: Roseshire, Scotland
JG
Christena Campbell
1823 – 1859
Birth Location: Ross-shire, Scotland
CC

Spouses(s)

William Johnston
1842 – 1897
Birth Location: Aberdeenshire, Scotland
WJ

Children(s)

John Johnston
1865 – 1931
Birth Location: Ontario, Canada
JJ
Christina Johnston
1867 – 1924
Birth Location: Wellington, Ontario, Canada
CJ
James Johnston
1868 – 1943
Birth Location: Wellington, Ontario, Canada
JJ
Isabelle Johnston
1870 – 1900
Birth Location: Wellington, Ontario, Canada
IJ
William Johnston
1871 –
Birth Location: Wellington, Ontario, Canada
WJ
George Johnston
1873 – 1954
Birth Location: Canada
GJ
Mary Johnston
1875 – 1963
Birth Location: Parkhill Station, Williams, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
MJ
Samuel Johnston
1878 – 1961
Birth Location: Westwood, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
SJ

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: 28 Mar 1846
    Event Place: East WilliamsTownship, Ontario, Canada

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Year: 1851
    Event Place: Cromarty, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: 7 Nov 1879
    Event Place: Mancelona, Antrim, Michigan, USA
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