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Margaret Susan Cummings

Margaret Susan (Cummings) Johnson dr

1810 KY Knox William "Billy" Johnson p652

1820 KY Whitley p592&3 William "Billy" Johnson

1850 KY Whitley Dist.2 William "Billy" Johnson p390

Cummings Old Cemetery

Margaret Susan Cummings

Margaret Susan Cummings on Ancestry from Donald Smith.

Margaret Susan (Cummings) Johnson dr

Margaret Susan (Cummings) Johnson death record from Kentucky, Death records, 1852-1965. Death date 16 Oct 1856 Whitley, Kentucky. 6 lines from bottom. Died of “Old Age” at 90?, should be 78. It shows her father was John Cummings of North Carolina. Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1965.

1810 KY Knox William "Billy" Johnson p652

1810 KY Knox William "Billy" Johnson p652. Free white males: (0-10) 3 Hugh, Joseph,& John, Free white males (16-25) 1 William “Billy” Johnson, Free white females: (0-10) 1 Easter, Free white females (16-25) 1 Margaret Susan Cummings, Total: 6. I believe this is them through William & Margaret were 31 & 32.

1820 KY Whitley p592&3 William "Billy" Johnson

1820 KY Whitley p592&3 William "Billy" Johnson. Free white males: (0-9) 1, Free white males (10-15) 2 Mathew Johnson, Free white males (16-25) 3, Free white males: (45 & over) 1 William “Billy” Johnson, Free white females (0-9) 3, Free white females: (10-15) 1, Free white females: (45&over) 1 Margaret Susan Cummings.

1850 KY Whitley Dist.2 William "Billy" Johnson p390

1850 KY Whitley Dist.2 William "Billy" Johnson p390. William is on line 13 with Margaret Susan Cummings (line 14) wrongly listed as being born in Virginia instead of North Carolina. He was a farmer and 70 years old while Margaret was 72.

Cummings Old Cemetery

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