National archives deceased estates | |
| Johnson, Adam Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1947 |  |
| Johnson, Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1929 | |
| Johnson, Ernest Augustus - Estimated year of death: 1963 | |
| Johnson, Ernest Augustus - Estimated year of death: 1964 | |
| Johnson, Ernest Edward - Estimated year of death: 1947 | |
| Johnson, Ernest Henry Draper - Estimated year of death: 1948 | |
| Johnson, Gilbert Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1967 | |
| Johnson, John William Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1960 | |
| Johnson, Lester Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1967 | |
| Johnson, Louisa Ernestine - Estimated year of death: 1931 | |
| Johnson, Rhoda Elizabeth Ernestine - Estimated year of death: 1955 | |
| Johnson, Wilfred Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1967 | |
| Johnson, William Richard Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1960 | |
| Johnson, William Richard Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1960 | |
| Johnson, William Richard Ernest - Estimated year of death: 1950 | |
Tracing the Johnson Family Legacy Through South Africa’s Historical Records
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