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Birth	10 Apr 1920	, , Georgia [1, 3]
	10 Apr 1920 -> tombstone inscription 1920, GA -> 1930 census
Gender	Male
Census	1930	Mineral Bluff, Fannin, Georgia [2]
	Coy (10) appeared in the household of J. W. Johnson (51) as his son. Their home was a rented farm. He was single, had attended school during the year, and was literate. He and both parents were born in Georgia. He had no occupation. Other household members included Lu L. (52), Grady H. (23), Homer H. (19), Venson T. (16), Charlie R. (13), Toy (10), and Louise (6).
Died	1 Aug 1943 [1]
	Deathdate obtained from headstone.
Buried	Aft 1 Aug 1943	Johnson Cemetery, Stock Hill, Fannin, Georgia [1]
Notes	Name: Coy Johnson -> tombstone inscription Coy Johnson -> 1930 census Connection to parents: Named as J. W. Johnson's son on the 1930 census.
Person ID	I2499	Kendrick-Hemphill
Last Modified	9 Apr 2011

Father	John William JOHNSON, b. 28 Oct 1879, , Fannin, Georgia , d. 24 Dec 1947, , Fannin, Georgia
Mother	Louisa M. SMITH, b. 5 Sep 1877, , , Georgia , d. 1 Mar 1963
Married	Abt Mar 1900
Family ID	F825	Group Sheet

[S240] Johnson Cemetery (Stock Hill, Fannin County, Georgia), Coy Johnson monumental inscription, personally photographed by Tonia Kendrick, (Reliability: 3).
[S490] 1930 U. S. Census, Fannin County, Georgia, population schedule, , ; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed ); National Archives and Records and Administration microfilm publication T626, roll 355., Mineral Bluff Mil District 1457; 56-18; sheet 4-B; dwelling 75, family 75; J. W. Johnson household; accessed; 26 March 2011 (Reliability: 3).
[S490] 1930 U. S. Census, Fannin County, Georgia, population schedule, , ; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed ); National Archives and Records and Administration microfilm publication T626, roll 355., Mineral Bluff Mil District 1457; 56-18; sheet 4-B; dwelling 75, family 75; J. W. Johnson household; accessed; 26 March 2011 (Reliability: 2).

About Tonia

Hi, I am Tonia Kendrick. Genealogy is my hobby, my passion (those who say obsession would not be accused of crazy-talk). While I had helped my mom with genealogy as a teenager, I first caught the bug myself when computers came into the picture.

Now we are well into the 21st-century and every day brings a new genealogy adventure, whether it is a new record group to explore online or a visit to a cemetery, courthouse, or other repository. It all comes together here. Read more about Tonia's Roots or contact Tonia.

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