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James Yate Johnson (1820-1900), barrister of the Middle Temple
1820 Born in Westmoreland
1885 of Glasgow, deposited a patent for a collar stud in the patent office, Wellington, New Zealand[1]
1891 of 47 Lincoln's Inn Fields, with his brother John Henry Johnson[2]
1900 died in Funchal
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