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Asm>y jonnson ana wtie aeceased, leaving one ion, Marcelliia B. Johnson, 220 Orange View; Ave., Clearwater, Florida. ‘
Greeley Johnson end wife deceased, leaving the following heirs: Emily J. Owen, Chatham, Virginia; Horace W. Johnson, Culpeper, Virginia; Helen J.Mer-, eon, Lautel, Maryland; Joseph F. Johnson, Culpeper, Virginia; Edna J. Beasley, Salisbury, North Carolina; Mary J. Chukinaa, Culpeper, Virginia; Myrtle E. Johnson who died in infancy andiRus-]. sell L. Johnson, Front Royal, Virginia. j t*
Tom Johnson, deceased, leaving following heirs: G«tie Johnson, 1202 Huntington Ave., Alexandria, Virginia and the following children, Russell J. Morgan, 1202 Huntington Ave., Alexandria, Ya.; Mae Johnson, 1202 Huntington Ave., Alexandria, Vai. and Harvey Johnson 1202 ' Huntington Ave., Alexandria, Virginia. \ | •
Amon Deal, son by first marriage wbo is deceased, leaving the following children: Lena D. Singers, Culpeper, Virginia, Mae Deal Compton, Culpeper, Virginia, Gordon G. Deal, Luray, Virginia, and Lu Deal Grimsley, deceased, leaving the following children: Mrs. Milton Grimsley, Culpeper, Virginia, Iva Grimsley} and Weston Grimsley, Culpeper, Virginia, and any other heirs at law; devisees and successors in title of Jennie Johnson, whose names and whereabouts are unknown and who made parties defendant by general description of “parties
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