Robert Wood Johnson II

1893–1968 (age 75)

Industrialist

About Robert Wood Johnson II

Robert Wood Johnson II (1893–1968) lived to age 75. They were an industrialist. Born in New Brunswick, they died in New York City. They are buried at Elmwood Cemetery in Michigan.

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