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A Family Narrative by Carmen Johnson (Participant 132137) Anyone with the last name of Johnson
has a treacherous and cumbersome path to follow when they are attempting to
trace their genealogical line back very far.
The sheer numbers are daunting and the frustrating twists and turns
can be very discouraging. As a boy,
my father heard a limited amount about his father’s family. At one point, he had seen a family tree
that listed a connection to President Andrew Johnson. He wasn’t sure what the connection was – but
he knew that he had seen the information from an elderly cousin’s research. When my mother got the
information on my grandfather’s family in the early 1970’s, he didn’t know
where the connection was but was able to give my mother a fairly complete
picture of his father’s immediate family.
From that genealogy, we knew that Washington Abraham Johnson had two
brothers and a sister and was the son of an “Unknown Johnson” and Nancy
Mayfield. We weren’t really sure how
his family got from NC to TN and then to IA and ND. The only timeline we were real sure about was my father’s
family coming to ID in 1944. When my mother and I began our
research in the late 1990’s, we wanted to find out who the unknown Johnson
was. Both of us began emailing and
leaving postings at various locations until a kind gentleman sent us a marriage
record for Moses Johnson and Nancy Mayfield.
From that point, we were able to trace the family to Carter Co.,
TN.
Figure 1: Marriage Record for Moses Johnson and
Nancy Mayfield Through the information that my
mother had from her father-in-law, we knew that Moses and Nancy had at least
four children: Henderson William
Johnson b. 2 May 1817 Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC, Washington Abraham
Johnson b. 25 Oct 1819, Martha A. Johnson b. abt 1823 and then Nicholas Moses
Johnson b. 1828. All the children
were born in North Carolina probably around Guildford Co., NC. We later learned of another child by the
name of Nancy Jane Emily Johnson b. 27 Aug 1827. In 1840, Moses and his family were recorded in Guilford Co.,
NC. His oldest daughter, Martha, had
married Green Walker the previous year.
By 1844, the Johnson family is in Carter Co., TN – for that is where
Henderson William Johnson marries Jane Humphreys. In 1850, Moses and his family are recorded at 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #11.
(Only son Nicholas and wife Nancy are with him – Washington is in the
neighboring county of Jefferson Co., TN – probably near New Market.) Moses bought land near what is today the
Union Chapel Church near Hampton, TN.
He was buried in a graveled area just across the street from the
church probably with wife Nancy Mayfield who died sometime between
1850-1855. Moses remarried on 3 Oct
1855 to Rachel McInturff. I am fairly
sure that is her married name and I do not know what happened to her after
Moses Johnson’s death in 1873. After getting some of the basic
data put down through census research and correspondence with various family
members, Mom and I started looking for the Pres. Andrew Johnson connection
that Dad was so sure of. We began by
trying to find anything and everything we could on Andrew
Figure 2: Probable burial
location for Moses Johnson Johnson’s background and placing
queries in many locations. You will find
my postings all over the internet requesting information. We finally received a copy of an article
written by Hugh B. Johnston discussing Andrew Johnson’s family. Within this document was the following
letter (We have a copy of the original thanks to a descendant of Henderson
Johnson – but it is very difficult to read – this is an exact transcription):
The Papers of Andrew Johnson,
Vol. 4, 1860-1861 From Henderson W. Johnson State of Iowa, Jasper County February 8, 1861 Dear Cousin Andrew Johnson I take the present opportunity of
riteng to you a few Lines to let you [k] now that I am in the north and I
have six thousand dollars worth of land and I Can sell it and if you are
serten that the union will be devieded[,] if so I am a goin to sell &
leve the North and go to the South[.] If you please send me a few line and
give me your sentiments Concerning the union and I will now whether to sell
or not[.] my Father Moses Johnson, Nicholas Johnson Washington Johnson my two
Brothers are all liven in Tennessee Carter County[.] I left Tennessee in 1849
but still I am infavor of my own native Country all the time[.] I am no secessionist[.]
god forbid I should be[.] ther are some hear was acquained wth aunt Mary and
with you when you was a boy[.] there are several of your old Tennessee
friends living close neighbor to me [.] so no more at present [.] only remain
your friend [.] Direct your letter to Greencastle Jasper County Iowa Henderson W. Johnson Hugh B. Johnston surmised that
Moses was Andrew’s uncle and that therefore Henderson, Washington, and
Nicholas were his cousins. He also
believed there was another connection to another Moses Johnson in Carter Co.,
TN – but there is no connection as far as I know. Within the text of this letter is enough clues to determine
the familial relationship. Henderson
William Johnson had left Carter Co., TN probably around 1854. His twin sons were born there and both
died within a year and are buried at Sams Cemetery, Poweshiek Twp., Jasper
Co., IA. By this point, Washington
Abraham Johnson was married to Mary Ann Smith and lived in New Market, Jefferson
Co., TN and had three children – youngest (Martha) had died young. Nicholas Moses Johnson was married to
Mary Ann Jenkins and had 4 children.
Martha and her husband, Grenville Walker were also living in Carter
Co., TN and had 5 children as well.
Nancy Jane Emily Johnson and her husband, Benjamin Franklin Ballard
had traveled from Guilford Co., NC to Indiana. By 1870, they are living near Henderson Johnson in Jasper Co.,
IA. This letter clearly states the
relationship of Henderson to Andrew by referring to him as “Cousin Andrew”
and also referring to “Aunt Mary!”
This letter was in the papers of Pres. Andrew Johnson in his library. After we had surmised that there
was indeed a relationship, it was now time to try and figure out what we
could about Andrew’s ancestry. The
research out there is very murky.
Everyone agrees that Andrew’s father was Jacob….after that, things get
a bit murky. Here are the siblings we
are fairly sure of: John b. 1772 NC d. abt 1828, St.
Mark’s District, Wake Co., NC m. to Martha Andrews on 20 Sep 1791 in Wake Co.,
NC. Children are: ·
Sallie m. John Morgan ·
Berry b. 4 Apr 1794 NC d. 10
Oct 1855 Bridgeport, Jackson Co., AL m.
Lucy Blalock ·
Gilly Johnson b. 1796 NC d.
5 May 1860 m. John Depo ·
Mary Ann Johnson b. abt 1808
m. John Singletary ·
Jesse Johnson ·
Gray Johnson Jesse Johnson b. 1776 Johnston
Co., NC d. 1858 Raleigh, Wake Co., NC m. Ann Moneyham 7 May 1800 Wake Co., NC m. Jane Utley bef
1850 ·
James Johnson b. 1801 NC d.
aft 1860 m. Ridley Gower ·
William Burton Johnson b.
1807 NC m. Patsey Ellis ·
Gilley Johnson b. 1809 NC d.
bef 1865 Wake Co., NC m. Young H. Penney ·
Jacob Johnson b. 1813 NC ·
Matthew Johnson b. 1825 NC
d. aft 1870 m. Elizabeth Chappell Jacob Johnson b. 17 Apr 1778
Augusta Co., VA d. 4 Jan 1812, Raleigh, Wake Co., NC m. Mary McDonogh 9 Sept
1801 in NC. ·
William Patterson Johnson,
Sr. b. 10 Oct 1804 Raleigh, Wake Co., NC d. 24 Oct 1865 Columbia, Brazoria
Co., TN m. Sarah G. McDonogh ·
Elizabeth Johnson 14 Mar
1806 NC d. bef 1810 ·
Andrew Johnson b. 29 Dec
1808 Raleigh, Wake Co., NC d. 31 Jul 1875 Stoney Creek, Carter Co., TN Moses Johnson (See line above –
this is my family) Aaron Johnson b. 1790-1800 NC d.
? m. Betsy Ragan 17 Aug 1816 ·
James Madison Johnson b. abt
1819 d. abt 28 May 1841 Wake Co., NC This last son of Aaron Johnson is
when things get a little interesting.
Evidently Andrew, his brother William and his cousins – presumably the
sons of Jesse, ran around wild in Raleigh in the late 1810’s. William and Andrew were both apprenticed
to a tailor and both ran away from the tailor. Mary, Andrew’s mother, got her sons out of NC and headed to TN
which is where the family settled.
During my research, I wondered why my ancestor Moses left NC. My best guess lay in the circumstances of
his brother’s son James Madison Johnson.
James was hung for murder in Raleigh, NC in 1841. I’ve also read that Aaron was jailed for
selling liquor to an Indian. I
believe that Moses and his family decided to head to TN to get away from the
growing reputation of his family in NC and perhaps in search of new
opportunities. When you try to get beyond the
Johnson brothers to their father, there is a great deal of confusing
clues. Hugh Johnston suggested that
the father was William Johnson and others have suggested that it was Andrew
Johnson. My best guess was William from what I had been
able to ascertain, although I have no proof.
I’ve spent most of my time concentrating on Moses Johnson’s
descendants and not so much time on the ancestry. However, during my research I came in contact with a very
interesting older gentleman by the name of Ted Johnson. Ted was one of those men who had a lot of
information in his head but unfortunately didn’t have much of it written
down. He was descended from one of
Jesse Johnson’s daughters on an illegitimate line. Ted grew up in the Johnston Co., NC area and was related one
way or another to many of the old families in the region. Ted believed that there was a connection
to Silvanus Johnson and worked to gather information on the line. I live in Lewiston, ID – and have very
little access to many of the records that Ted spent his time pursuing
through. I believe that much of his
information was handed down in his family through stories. It was through Ted’s research that I put
down the Silvanus relationship in theory – as I have said; I spent my time on
the descendants of Moses Johnson not the ancestry. Ted has since passed on and unfortunately cannot be used as a
resource for information. Back
to my family – you may wonder how my family got from Tennessee to Idaho. Henderson Johnson had left Carter Co., TN
around 1845. By 1850, Moses, Nancy,
Nicholas and sister, Martha were the only ones still in Carter Co., TN. In a book on the 13th Calvary,
I read a section describing how Moses, Nicholas and Green Walker worked to
blow up bridges for the Union army during the Civil War. Nicholas abandoned his family and no
further trace has been found after 1862.
Martha and Green Walker have also disappeared, but their son, Nicholas
married his first cousin, Laura Mayfield Johnson. Nancy Jane Emily Johnson married Benjamin Ballard and stayed in
NC for a time and then ended up in Indiana then near
Figure
4: Iowa home of
Washington & Mary Smith Johnson Henderson
in Jasper Co., IA. She died in 1908
in Madison Co., IN. Washington
Abraham Johnson and Mary Ann Smith lived in a Jefferson Co., TN which was
between Carter Co., TN and Greene Co., TN.
At the time of the Civil war, there was a great deal of conflict in
these counties between those who were loyal to the union and to the
confederacy. I do not know which
side, Washington sided on – but he decided to leave (as a family story is
told) in the middle of the night and took his family to first Jasper Co., IA
and later to Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA which is where they lived the remainder
of their lives. remainder of their
lives. Washington
and Mary Ann lived to celebrate 60 years of marriage and Washington was 97
years old at his death. Of the 11
children that Mary Ann Smith and Washington Abraham Johnson had, only 2
stayed in Iowa. Their oldest two
children (John and Nanny Johnson Gill) ended up in Hill City, ID and died
during the flu epidemic. Lytle also went to Idaho but died in 1915. The town
hardly even exists anymore. From what
we were able to discover they were following jobs provided by the
railroad. William Edward Johnson went
to ND with brothers Wash, Ulpian, & Frank. He later went on to Chehalis, WA. Laura Mayfield Johnson married her first cousin, Nicholas
Walker and her family ended up in Spink Co., SD. Maggie and Nicholas were the two
that
stayed in Iowa. Wash ended up in
Garrison, ND and had a good farm.
Frank also lived in Garrison and married a widow. My great grandfather, Ulpian Grey
Johnson aka George Johnson was born in
1872, 10 years after his family left TN during the Civil War. He was the 8th of 11
children. George and his brothers
Washington Andrew and Frank Smith left for ND around 1907 following the path
of opportunity through the railroad.
George married a widow, Shirlie Louisa Pope White and they had 4
daughters and one son. All but one of
their children grew to adulthood.
Their circumstances were very impoverished and the depression
certainly didn’t help that scenario. My grandfather, Frank, was
Ulpian’s only son and came from a very poor section of North Dakota and after
his mother’s death at the age of 14, my grandfather quit school and worked to
help support his family. He spent
some time in the CCC’s which is how he met my grandmother in north Idaho. They married and returned to Dunn Center,
ND. By 1943, my grandmother was
lonely for her family and there were few opportunities for jobs, so my
grandmother and their children came out to Idaho while my grandfather made
arrangements for his father. Ulpian
refused to leave Dunn Center and died not too long after my grandfather’s
family left North Dakota. So, my
father, Eugene, was brought up in ID and his spent the majority of his life
here except those few short years living in ND. Other than a few cousins still in North Dakota (descended from
Washington Andrew Johnson), Washington State (descended from William Edward
Johnson) and back in Hampton, TN (descended from Nicholas Moses Johnson) – my father, brothers, and nephews are the
only males who can trace their ancestry to Moses Johnson, the uncle of Pres.
Andrew Johnson. (Below is 3 generations of the Descendants of Moses Johnson)
Photos from the Tailor shop that
is now housed at the Andrew Johnson Historical Site. This was for a time both his shop and his
home. It is small enough to be
enclosed within the museum.
Figure 11: Statue at the Andrew Johnson Historical Site Descendants
of Moses JOHNSON Generation
No. 1 1. MOSES6 JOHNSON
(WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born Abt. 1788 in Randolph Co., NC, and died
Abt. 1873 in Carter Co., TN. He
married (1) NANCY MAYFIELD 06 May 1816 in Granville Co., NC,
daughter of THOMAS MAYFIELD and ANNE. She was born Abt. 1780 in Orange Co., NC ?, and died Bet. 1850
- 1855 in Carter Co., TN ?. He
married (2) RACHEL MCINTURFF 03 Oct 1855 in Carter Co., TN, daughter of AUGUST MCINTURFF and SARAH JUSTICE. She was born Abt. 1828 in TN. More About MOSES JOHNSON: Burial: 1873, Near the Union
Baptist Church, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #11 Census 2: 1840, Guilford Co.,
NC, Pg. 300 Census 3: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 81, #532 Census 4: 1870, Dist. #3,
Hampton, Johnson Co., TN, Pg. 15, #104 Education: Couldn't read or
write Occupation: Mail Carrier More About NANCY MAYFIELD: Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil District,
Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #11 Census 2: 1840, Guilford
Co., NC, Pg. 300 Education: Couldn't read or
write More About RACHEL MCINTURFF: Census 1: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 81, #532 Census 2: 1870, Dist. #3,
Hampton, Johnson Co., TN, Pg. 15, #104 Children of MOSES JOHNSON and NANCY MAYFIELD are: 2. i. HENDERSON WILLIAM7 JOHNSON, b. 02 May 1817,
Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC; d. 29 Dec 1883, Valeria, Jasper Co., IA. 3. ii. WASHINGTON ABRAHAM JOHNSON, b. 25 Oct 1819, Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC; d. 14 Feb
1917, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA. 4. iii. MARTHA A. JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1823, Guilford Co., NC. 5. iv. NICHOLAS MOSES JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1828, Guilford Co., NC; d. Santa Barbara, CA. 6. v. NANCY JANE EMILY JOHNSON, b. 27 Aug 1827, Guilford Co., NC; d. 01 Oct 1908, Madison Co.,
IN. Generation
No. 2 2. HENDERSON WILLIAM7 JOHNSON (MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 02 May 1817 in Greensboro, Guilford Co.,
NC, and died 29 Dec 1883 in Valeria, Jasper Co., IA. He married JANE CARMELINE HUMPHREYS 12 Dec 1844 in Carter Co.,
TN, daughter of MOSES HUMPHREYS and REBECCA BOYD. She was
born Abt. 14 Jan 1826 in Carter Co., TN, and died 16 Sep 1902 in Guthrie Center,
Guthrie Co., IA. Notes for HENDERSON WILLIAM JOHNSON: More About HENDERSON WILLIAM JOHNSON: Burial: Dec 1883, Sams
Cemetery, Poweshiek Twp., Jasper Co., IA Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1840, Guilford
Co., NC, Pg. 300 Census 3: 1860, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 73, #496 Census 4: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 Census 5: 1880, Dist. 95,
Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg 42, #214 Occupation 1: Stock Raiser
and Coal Operator Occupation 2: 1880, Coal
Operator Will: 16 May 1881 Notes for JANE CARMELINE HUMPHREYS: OBITUARY FOR JANE CARMALINE
HUMPHREYS JOHNSON In unknown newspaper Death of Mrs. Henderson
Johnson Jane Carmaline Humphreys, wife
of H.W. Johnson, deceased, & pioneer citizen of this county, died at
Guthrie Center, Iowa, September 16, 1902, aged 76 years, 8 months and 2
days. Deceased had been for many
years a sufferer from chronic bronchial derangement, but the immediate cause
of death was acute dysentery. At the
age of 19 she was united in marriage with H.W. Johnson, who died Dec. 29,
1883, at the age of 66 years and 8 months, and of the 9 children born to them
the following survive: Mrs. Hester A. Storm, Waterloo, Iowa; Nicholas W.,
Aberdeen, S.D.; John R., Okoboji, Iowa; Mrs. Valeria E. Wright, Melvern,
Kansas; and Hiram A., Guthrie Center, Iowa.
She came from Tennessee to Illinois in 1851, and on to Iowa in 1854,
locating at Greencastle, a few years later settling on the farm on which the
town of Valeria was located in 1880, and which was named for her daughter,
Mrs. Dr. Wright. In March, 1886, she
removed to Guthrie Center, Iowa , with her sons John and Hiram. In Autumn, 1880 [sic], she went to Welsh,
La., where her son, John, had located.
In the spring of 1896 she went to Melvern, Kansas, and lived until
August, 1897, with Mrs. Wright, her daughter, returning to make her home with
her son, John, at Okoboji, Iowa, until August 7, ult., when she went to her
son, Hiram, at Guthrie Center, Ia., where she was prostrated with what proved
to be her fatal illness. Mrs. Johnson
was a devout and faithful member of the Baptist church from her 19th year. He son, John, and daughter,
Valeria, accompanied her remains to their final resting place, in the Sams
cemetery where they were placed beside those of her husband, after the
funeral at Valeria at 5 p.m. Thursday, conducted by Rev. Wilkins. She was the second of a
family of 11 children, 3 of whom survive her. Her sister, Mrs. Evaline Sams, having passed away August 19. Her husband was a former
stock raiser and coal operator in this county - opening up the Johnson Mine
at Oswalt in 1878. More About JANE CARMELINE HUMPHREYS: Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1860, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 73, #496 Census 3: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 Census 4: 1880, Dist. 95,
Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg 42, #214 Census 5: 1900, Dist. 35,
Cedar Grove, Dickinson Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #49 Children of HENDERSON JOHNSON and JANE HUMPHREYS are: 7. i. HESTER ANN8 JOHNSON, b. 09 Sep 1845,
Elizabethton, Carter Co., TN; d. 15 May 1927, Waterloo, Blackhawk Co., IA. 8. ii. NICHOLAS W. JOHNSON, b. 15 Apr 1847, Carter Co., TN; d. 1917, Aberdeen, Brown Co.,
SD. 9. iii. JOHN R. JOHNSON, b. 29 Nov 1848, Elizabethton, Carter Co., TN; d. 10 Sep 1918,
Des Moines, Polk Co., IA. iv. NEWTON M. JOHNSON, b. 07 May 1851, Carter Co., TN; d. 16 Nov 1851, Carter Co., TN. v. HENDERSON A. JOHNSON, b. 21 Mar 1855, Powesheik Twp., Japser Co., IA; d. 30 Mar 1856,
Powesheik Twp., Japser Co., IA. More About HENDERSON A. JOHNSON: Burial: Mar 1856, Sams
Cemetery, Poweshiek Twp., Jasper Co., IA vi. WILLIAM A. JOHNSON, b. 24 Mar 1855, Powesheik Twp., Japser Co., IA; d. 03 May 1855,
Powesheik Twp., Japser Co., IA. More About WILLIAM A. JOHNSON: Burial: May 1855, Sams
Cemetery, Poweshiek Twp., Jasper Co., IA vii. VALERIA EDNA JOHNSON, b. 01 Feb 1862, IA; d. 18 Mar 1937, Yakima, WA; m. (1) GEN L. MCBRIDE; b. 11 Mar 1844; m. (2) GEORGE W. WRIGHT, Abt. 1893; b. Apr 1857,
Canada. More About VALERIA EDNA JOHNSON: Census 1: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 Census 2: 1900, District
121, Melvern, Osage Co., KS, Pg. 13B, #290 Census 3: 1910, Dist. 39,
Americus, Lyon Co., KS, Pg. 4A, #84 More About GEORGE W. WRIGHT: Census 1: 1910, Dist. 39,
Americus, Lyon Co., KS, Pg. 4A, #84 Census 2: 1900, District
121, Melvern, Osage Co., KS, Pg. 13B, #290 Immigration: 1873, 1910
Census - from Canada Occupation: 1900, Dentist viii. HIRAM A. JOHNSON, b. 07 Mar 1864, IA; d. 1931; m. LILY. More About HIRAM A. JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Dist. 95,
Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg 42, #214 Census 2: 1870, Greencastle PO,
Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 3. WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7 JOHNSON (MOSES6, WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 25 Oct 1819 in Greensboro, Guilford
Co., NC, and died 14 Feb 1917 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA. He married MARY (POLLY) ANN SMITH 21 Aug 1855 in
Jefferson Co., TN, daughter of JACOB SMITH and ELEANOR WILSON.
She was born 16 Apr 1830 in New Market, Jefferson Co., TN, and died 14
Mar 1916 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA. Notes for WASHINGTON ABRAHAM JOHNSON: Obituary for Washington
Abraham Johnson - Harlan, Iowa Tribune, Feb. 1917 Death of W.A. Johnson Washington A. Johnson was born October 25, 1819, near
Greensboro, Guilford Co., N.C., and departed this life Feb. 4, 1917 at the
age of 97 years, 4 months and 4 days. August 21, 1855, he was united in marriage to Mary Ann Smith
of New Market, Tenn., to this union were born eleven children, seven boys and
four girls, two of which have passed on before, on girl dying in infancy, and
one boy, who died at the 52 years.
There remain to mourn the death of their father the following
children: Nancy E. Gill of Hill City,
Idaho; Mrs. Laura M. Walker of Toulare, S. D.; Mrs. Maggie Rank of Defiance;
John S. and Frank S. of Kirkman; Will E. and Washington A. of Emmet, N.D.; Ulpian G. of Dunn Center, N.D.; Keff W. of
Manilla, besides several grandchildren and great grandchildren and a host of
friends. His wife preceded him to the
spirit world march 14, 1916. In early life he moved to Tennessee where he lived until
September, 1861, when he moved to Iowa, were he has since resided. he was converted and joined the M.E.
church at Kirkman, September 10, 1896, and since has been a faithful member
of the same. Funeral services were held from the M.E. Church Wednesday at
1:30 p.m., conducted by the pastor Rev. R. C. Buchanan, and internment was in
the Rose Hill cemetery. More About WASHINGTON ABRAHAM JOHNSON: Burial: Feb 1917, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Kirkman, IA Census 1: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 2: 1840, Guilford
Co., NC, Pg. 300 Census 3: 1850, 13th
District, Jefferson Co., TN, Pg. 393a, # 921 (Household of Henry Dink) Census 4: 1860, Jefferson
Co., TN, Pg. 250, #1790 Census 5: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 6: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 7: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2A, #25 Religion: Methodist Voter's List: 1861, Dist. 8,
Jefferson Co., TN, #1419 Notes for MARY (POLLY) ANN SMITH: Obituary for Mary Ann Smith
Johnson - Harlan Tribune, Harlan, IA
- March 1916. THE ROLL OF THE SILENT Johnson Mary Ann Smith was born in Jefferson County, Tennessee, April
6, 1830, and died at Kirkman, Iowa, Mary 14, 1916, aged 85 years, 11 months
and 8 days. She was raised a Presbyterian
and in early life joined that church.
After coming to this county she united with the Kirkman Methodist
church where her membership remained until her death. She was married to W. A. Johnson August 21, 1855. To this union were born eleven children,
seven boys and four girls; two of these are dead, Lissie, who died in
infancy, and Lytle E., who died April 29, 1915. In 1861 the family moved to Jasper County, Iowa and in 1865 to
Shelby county. She leaves her aged
companion with whom she had enjoyed over 60 years of married life, nine
children, John Sira of Kirkman; Mrs. Nancy E. Gill of Hill City, Idaho;
William E. of Emmet, N.D.; Mrs. Laura Walker of Tulare, S.D.; Mrs. Maggie A.
Rank of Defiance; Ulpian G.J. of Bailey, N.D.; Washington A., Jr., Emmet,
N.D. N.K. of Manilla, and Frank S. of Kirkman; also 36 grandchildren and 20
great grandchildren. A brother, Hugh
C. Smith of Chicago, and a half-brother, W. C. Jarnagin of New Market, TN,
also survive her. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Thursday at
one p.m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. I. B. Holman, assisted by Rev. E. B.
Tucker. Burial was at Rose Hill
Cemetery. Five of the nine living children were present at the funeral,
four not being able to be here.
Nicholas Walker of Tulare, S.D., a son-in-law, and his son Mahlen,
were also present. Four generations
of this family were at the service. More About MARY (POLLY) ANN SMITH: Burial: Mar 1916, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Kirkman, IA Census 1: 1850, Jefferson
Co., TN, 13th District, Pg. 394, Fam. #940 Census 2: 1860, Jefferson
Co., TN, Pg. 250, #1790 Census 3: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 4: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 5: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 6: 1910, Douglas Twp.,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2A, #25 Religion: Methodist Children of WASHINGTON JOHNSON and MARY SMITH are: i. JOHN SIRA8 JOHNSON, b. 01 Jun 1856, Jefferson
Co., TN; d. 18 Feb 1918, Hill City, Camas Co., ID. More About JOHN SIRA JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1860, Jefferson
Co., TN, Pg. 250, #1790 Census 3: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 4: 1900, Shelby Twp.,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #217 Census 5: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2A, #25 Death Cause: Flu 10. ii. NANNY ELEANOR JOHNSON, b. 17 Oct 1857, Jefferson Co., TN; d. 12 Jun 1918, Hill City,
Camas Co., ID. iii. MARTHA ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b. 01 Jan 1860, Jefferson Co., TN; d. 15 Sep 1860, Jefferson
Co., TN. More About MARTHA ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Burial: 15 Sep 1860,
Presbyterian Cemetery, New Market, Jefferson Co., TN Census: 1860, Jefferson Co.,
TN, Pg. 250, #1790 11. iv. WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON, b. 05 Jun 1861, Jefferson Co., TN; d. 01 Aug 1941, Chehalis, Lewis
Co., WA. v. LYTLE WOODS JOHNSON, b. 01 Oct 1863, IA; d. 28 Apr 1915, Hill City, Camas Co., ID. More About LYTLE WOODS JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1910, Soldier
Prec., Blaine Co., ID, Pg. 11A, #221 Death Fact: Certificate
#010651 12. vi. LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON, b. 01 Dec 1865, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 07 Nov 1927,
Tulare, Spink Co.,SD. 13. vii. MARGARET ANN JOHNSON, b. 04 Mar 1868, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 22 Jul 1955,
Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. 14. viii. ULPIAN GREY (GEORGE) JOHNSON, b. 17 Nov 1869, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 22 Oct
1944, Dickinson, Stark Co., ND. 15. ix. WASHINGTON ANDREW JOHNSON, b. 26 Jun 1872, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 22 Nov 1960,
Garrison, McLean Co.,ND. 16. x. NICHOLAS KEFFER JOHNSON, b. 28 Apr 1876, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 25 Mar 1950,
Denison, Crawford Co., IA. xi. FRANK SMITH JOHNSON, b. 17 Dec 1877, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 18 Aug 1955, Garrison,
McLean Co.,ND; m. MAGDALENA ZUREN, 21 Jul 1937, Washburn, McLean Co., ND; b. 12 Sep 1902, Beulah,
ND; d. 02 Aug 1984, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND. Notes for FRANK SMITH JOHNSON: Obituary for Frank Smith
Johnson - 1955 Services were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Bible church of
Garrison for Frank S. Johnson, 77, Garrison pioneer, who passed away at his
home last Thursday, August 18, at 12:45 p.m., from a heart attack. Rev. Lyle Larson was in charge of services,
assisted by the Heinle Funeral home of this city. Pallbearers were Clarence Hintz, Eugene Hintz, Raymond Johnson,
Frank Johnson, Reid Hill and Howard Hill. Born on a farm near Kirkman, Iowa, December 17, 1877, he was
the youngest of W.A. Johnson and Mary Ann Smith. He resided on his parent's farm until 1899, and two years later
went to the State of Washington to visit his oldest sister and a brother,
Lytle Woods Johnson. He returned to
Iowa in February, 1902. That fall he
returned to his parent's farm and maintained a home for his folks until they
passed away, his mother in March 1916 and his father the following
February. He then came to North
Dakota to the home of his brother William, where he stayed until Mrs. Johnson
passed away in October, 1917. He
farmed from 1925 until 1948 when he retired and moved to Garrison. Mr. Johnson is survived by his wife, one step son, Oscar
Hintz, and one brother, W.A. Johnson, of Garrison. He has been a member of the Bible Church of Garrison for the past
6 years. More About FRANK SMITH JOHNSON: Burial: 21 Aug 1955,
Garrison Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 3: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2A, #25 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 63,
Twp. 147, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1B, #18 Occupation: Farmer Religion: Garrison Bible
Church Notes for MAGDALENA ZUREN: Obituary for Magdalena
Johnson - 1984 The funeral for Magdalena Johnson, 81, was held in the
Garrison High School gymnasium. She
died Thursday at Garrison Memorial Hospital. Ben Kastner officiated and the burial was in the Garrison
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael
Hintz, Clifford Hintz, Ronald Hintz, Terry Ellison, Kelvin Ellison and Robert
Krantz. Thompson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements. Magdalena Zuren was born Sept., 12, 1902 to Jacob and Sophie
Zuren at Beulah and lived in the Emmet area fro many years. She moved into Garrison in 1941 and was
employed at the Garrison Memorial Hospital until 1962. She then moved to Bismarck and lived there
until 1971 when moved back to Garrison and lived in McLean Manor. For the past year she had been residing in
the Intermediate Care facility unit at the Hospital. Survivors include three sons, Clarence Hintz of Garrison,
Eugene Hintz of Everett, Wash., and Oscar Hintz of Hazen; three daughters,
Mrs. John (Clara) Kovarik of Emmet, Florence Christmann of Sioux Falls, S.D.,
and Esther Ellison of Minot; 38 grandchildren and 66 great-grandchildren;
four sister Bertha Frandrick of Hazen, Mrs. Louis (Pauline) Starsick of
Duncan, Neb., Christine King, living in Florida, and Ida Hintz of Garrison;
and one brother, Christ Zuren of Beulah. More About MAGDALENA ZUREN: Burial: 1984, Garrison
Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census: 1930, Dist. 22,
Twp.145, Mercer Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #3 Religion: Jehovah's Witness 4. MARTHA A.7 JOHNSON (MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born Abt. 1823 in Guilford Co., NC. She married GRENVILLE C. WALKER 01 Jun 1839 in Guilford
Co., NC. He was born Bet. 1812 - 1814
in NC. More About MARTHA A. JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 197, #115 Census 2: 1850, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 195B, # 197 Census 3: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #588 More About GRENVILLE C. WALKER: Census 1: 1880, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 197, #115 Census 2: 1850, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 195B, # 197 Census 3: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #588 Census 4: 1870, Dist. 3,
Hampton, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4, #214 Occupation: Waggoner Children of MARTHA JOHNSON and GRENVILLE WALKER are: i. LAURA ADELINE8 WALKER, b. Abt. 1843, NC. More About LAURA ADELINE WALKER: Census 1: 1880, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 197, #115 Census 2: 1850, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 195B, # 197 Census 3: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 ii. OLIVER WALKER, b. Abt. 1847, NC. More About OLIVER WALKER: Census 1: 1880, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 197, #115 Census 2: 1850, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 195B, # 197 Census 3: 1860, 2nd Division,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 iii. JOHN SAMUEL WALKER, b. Abt. 1848, TN. More About JOHN SAMUEL WALKER: Census 1: 1880, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 197, #115 Census 2: 1850, Carter Co.,
TN, Pg. 195B, # 197 Census 3: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 17. iv. NICHOLAS W. WALKER, b. 10 Jan 1855, Hampton, Carter Co., TN; d. Abt. 28 Apr 1938,
Tulare, Spink Co., SD. v. CORNELIA WALKER, b. Abt. 1859, TN. More About CORNELIA WALKER: Census: 1860, 2nd Division,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 5. NICHOLAS MOSES7 JOHNSON (MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born Abt. 1828 in Guilford Co., NC, and died
in Santa Barbara, CA. He married (2)
MARY
ANN
JENKINS
01 Apr 1855 in Carter Co., TN, daughter of JENKINS and ELIZA. She was born May 1834 in TN, and died 1912 in Hampton, Carter
Co., TN. More About NICHOLAS MOSES JOHNSON: Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1840, Guilford
Co., NC, Pg. 300 Census 3: 1860, 2nd Division,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #585 Occupation: Carpenter More About MARY ANN JENKINS: Census 1: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #1 Census 2: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #585 Census 3: 1870, Hampton PO, Dist.
#3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #5 Census 4: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #64 Census 5: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Census 6: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #169 Children of NICHOLAS MOSES JOHNSON are: i. SALLY8 JOHNSON, m. DEAN SMITH. ii. JENNY JOHNSON, m. THURBER. iii. SALLY JOHNSON, m. SAM CRABBE. iv. DICK JOHNSON. Children of NICHOLAS JOHNSON and MARY JENKINS are: 18. v. NANCY JANE ALICE8 JOHNSON, b. 14 Nov 1854, Carter
Co., TN; d. 04 Sep 1936, Carter Co., TN. 19. vi. ANDREW JACKSON JOHNSON, b. 06 Oct 1855, Carter Co., TN; d. 14 Oct 1925, Carter Co., TN. vii. ROBERT JOHNSON, b. May 1858, Carter Co., TN; d. 05 May 1935, Hampton, Carter
Co., TN; m. ELIZABETH WILSON, 02 Oct 1881, Carter Co., TN; b. Oct 1861, TN. Notes for ROBERT JOHNSON: JOHNSON, Robert "Elizabethton
Star," Monday, May 6, 1935 AGED HAMPTON RESIDENT DIES Robert Johnson, 76, prominent farmer of near Hampton, died
last night at 10:20 o'clock at a local hospital. He had been in ill health for some time. He was the son of the late Nick and Mary Johnson. Although, a farmer, he also was the
village blacksmith, and his trade brought him in contact with (illegible
word) for miles around. For approximately thirty years, he was a member of Hampton
Lodge No. 10, I.O.O.F. taking great interest in his order until declining
health prohibited his doing to any longer. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Betty Wilson Johnson, one
brother: Dan Johnson, Hampton, one sister, Mrs. Alice Goodwin, Carden's
Bluff. Funeral services will be conducted from the late residence at
2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Phil Sheppherd, of Shell Creek,
officiating. Interment will be made
in the Johnson Cemetery near the home, the Odd Fellows taking charge, using
their ritualistic service. Active pallbearers will include H. G. Greene, Charles Peters,
Mike Hazelwood, Conner Lunceford, Ray Morton, Jim Peters. Honorary pallbearers will include G. W. Johnson, W. O.
Johnson, Sam Montgomery, George Hazelwood, Loss Morton, Mike Peters, C. I.
Hicks, Arthur Jackson, Sam Miller, Frank Hazelwood, Loss Campbell, John
Glover. Flower bearers will include Misses Melvina Greene, Georgie
Peters, Ressie Hazelwood, Locie Morton, Dollie Morton, Luella Johnson, Helen
Campbell, Mesdames Nellie Hazelwood, Corine Johnson, Emmett Peters. More About ROBERT JOHNSON: Burial: 07 May 1935, Johnson
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #1 Census 2: 1860, 2nd Division,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #585 Census 3: 1870, Hampton PO,
Dist. #3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #5 Census 4: 1900, Dist. 136,
11th Dist., Allentown, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 3B, # 59 Census 5: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13A, #262 Census 6: 1920, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #32 Census 7: 1930, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 8B, #162 More About ELIZABETH WILSON: Census 1: 1920, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #32 Census 2: 1900, Dist. 136,
11th Dist., Allentown, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 3B, # 59 Census 3: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13A, #261 Census 4: 1930, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 8B, #162 20. viii. DANIEL OLIVER JOHNSON, b. 06 Jul 1860, Carter Co., TN; d. 10 Apr 1938, Carter Co., TN. ix. SAMUEL C. JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1862, Carter Co., TN. More About SAMUEL C. JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #1 Census 2: 1870, Hampton PO,
Dist. #3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #5 6. NANCY JANE EMILY7 JOHNSON (MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 27 Aug 1827 in Guilford Co., NC, and
died 01 Oct 1908 in Madison Co., IN.
She married BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BALLARD 23 Feb 1846 in Guilford Co., NC, son of JAMES BALLARD and ESTHER FRAZIER. He was born 02 May 1825 in Guilford Co., NC, and died 19 Oct
1899 in Hamilton Co., IN. More About NANCY JANE EMILY JOHNSON: Census 1: 1850, Southern
Division, Guilford Co., NC, Pg. 279, #65 Census 2: 1840, Guilford
Co., NC, Pg. 300 Census 3: 1860, Delaware,
Hamilton Co., IN, Pg. 186, #1388 Census 4: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 Census 5: 1880, Dist. 34,
Tipton, Cas Co., IN, Pg. 44, #250 Census 6: 1900, Dist. 105,
Pipe Creek, Madison Co., IN, Pg. 7B, #158 More About BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BALLARD: Census 1: 1850, Southern
Division, Guilford Co., NC, Pg. 279, #65 Census 2: 1860, Delaware,
Hamilton Co., IN, Pg. 186, #1388 Census 3: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 Census 4: 1880, Dist. 34, Tipton,
Cas Co., IN, Pg. 44, #250 Children of NANCY JOHNSON and BENJAMIN BALLARD are: 21. i. LAURA ADELINE8 BALLARD, b. 01 Feb 1847, Guilford
Co., NC; d. 08 Aug 1930, Douglas Co., OR. ii. LEMUEL A. BALLARD, b. Abt. 1850, Guilford Co., NC. More About LEMUEL A. BALLARD: Census 1: 1860, Delaware,
Hamilton Co., IN, Pg. 186, #1388 Census 2: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 iii. JAMES L. BALLARD, b. Abt. 1855, Guilford Co., NC. More About JAMES L. BALLARD: Census 1: 1860, Delaware,
Hamilton Co., IN, Pg. 186, #1388 Census 2: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 iv. ELSIE E. BALLARD, b. Abt. 1858, IN. More About ELSIE E. BALLARD: Census 1: 1860, Delaware,
Hamilton Co., IN, Pg. 186, #1388 Census 2: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 22. v. MARY J. BALLARD, b. Jul 1864, IN. vi. MARTHA L. BALLARD, b. Abt. 1868, IN. More About MARTHA L. BALLARD: Census 1: 1870, Greencastle PO,
Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 25, #183 Census 2: 1880, Dist. 34,
Tipton, Cas Co., IN, Pg. 44, #250 Generation
No. 3 7. HESTER ANN8 JOHNSON (HENDERSON WILLIAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 09 Sep 1845 in Elizabethton, Carter
Co., TN, and died 15 May 1927 in Waterloo, Blackhawk Co., IA. She married JAMES HARVEY STORMS 19 Mar 1865 in Jasper Co.,
IA, son of JOHN STORMS and MARGARET. He was
born 28 Apr 1834 in NY, and died 02 Nov 1907 in Waterloo, Blackhawk Co., IA. Notes for HESTER ANN JOHNSON: Widow of J.H. Storm, Civil
War Veteran, Was 81 Years of Age Mrs. Hester A. Storm, 81,
widow of J.H. Storm, early day
resident of Waterloo, died at 8 p.m. yesterday at the home of her son, Charles
H. Storm, Donald street, after an illness of more than two years. Her husband preceded her in death 22 years
ago. Hester A. Johnson was born
Sept. 9, 1845, at Elizabethtown [sic], Tenn.
When seven years of age, she moved with her parents to Illinois and a
year later to Iowa where they settled on a farm near Greencastle. She grew to womanhood there and was
married there in 1865 to J.H. Storm, a veteran of the Civil war. She came with her husband to Waterloo in
1892 and had lived here since that time. She was the eldest of nine
children, all of whom, excepting H. A. Johnson and Mrs. Edna V. Wright, both
of Montana, preceded her in death.
She was a member of Walnut Street Baptist church and a member of the
ladies of the G.A.R. Surviving are three sons,
R.L. Storm, Des Moines; C.H. Storm, Donald street, and E.M. Storm, 218 South
street, and two daughters, Mrs. C.W. Bronson, 402 Conger street, and Mrs. Rex
Bryant, 313 Norwood street. One son
and one daughter preceded her in death. Funeral services will be at
2 p.m. Tuesday in the Kistner chapel, Rev. Warren L. Steeves, pastor of
Walnut Street Baptist church, officiating.
Burial will be in Fairview More About HESTER ANN JOHNSON: Burial: Aug 1927, Fairview
Cemetery, Waterloo, Blackhawk Co., IA Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1860, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 73, #496 Census 3: 1870, Altoona PO,
Beaver, Polk Co., IA, Pg. 9, #68 Census 4: 1880,
Mitchellville, Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B Religion: Walnut Street
Baptist Church Notes for JAMES HARVEY STORMS: OBITUARY FOR JAMES HARVEY
STORM Printed in Waterloo Courier,
Saturday, November 2, 1907 OLD RESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY J.H. Storm Passes Away
Quietly Last Evening Another Soldier Has Answered
the Final Call Last evening at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. J.H. Jackson, 611 Conger street, Mr. J.H. Storm, an aged
resident of the city, passed away. He
had bidden his sons good night only a few minutes before his death and they
had gone to their homes when his head suddenly dropped forward and he died
without a struggle at 10:40, death being due to heart failure. James Harvey Storm was born
in New York state April 28, 1834. He
came to Iowa in the sixties and settled in Jasper county, moving to Waterloo
about twenty years ago. He served in
the civil war as a member of Co. C., Fourth Michigan infantry and was
faithful in his service to his country.
He was married in 1864 [sic] to Miss Hester Anna Johnson, who survives
with five children, all of this city, Ralph, Charles H., Edwin M., Mrs. J.H.
Jackson, and Mrs. J. Rex Bryant. A
private funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at 611 Conger
street, conducted by Rev. H.G. Beeman of the Walnut Street Baptist church. Deceased had been in failing
health for about a year, heart trouble being the cause. He was a carpenter and contractor by
profession, industrious, conscientious, and upright. For several months he had been building a
new home for himself and his wife and took great pleasure in watching its
progress. During the time they were
staying with his daughter, and it was here that his peaceful end came. He was well known in Waterloo and many old
friends and comrades in Robert Anderson post, G.A.R., of which he was a
member, will regret his sudden passing. Friends who desire to view
the remains are requested to call between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2 noon.
More About JAMES HARVEY STORMS: Burial: Nov 1907, Fairview
Cemetery, Waterloo, Blackhawk Co., IA Census 1: 1880,
Mitchellville, Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B Census 2: 1850, Utica,
Oneida Co., NY, Pg. 484B, #1437 Census 3: 1870, Altoona PO,
Beaver, Polk Co., IA, Pg. 9, #68 Military service: Co. C.,
Fourth Michigan Infantry Occupation: Carpenter and
Contractor Religion: Walnut Street
Baptist Church Children of HESTER JOHNSON and JAMES STORMS are: i. RALPH LYTLE9 STORMS, b. 25 Dec 1865, Shelby
Co., IA; d. 1943, Mitchellville, Polk Co., IA; m. ELLEN ELIZABETH COLBURN, 28 Oct 1891, Des Moines,
Polk Co., IA; b. Abt. 1869, Clearfield Co., PA; d. Aft. 1930, Mitchellville,
Polk Co., IA. More About RALPH LYTLE STORMS: Burial: 1943, Mitchellville
Cemetary, Mitchellville, IA Census 1: 1880,
Mitchellville, Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B Census 2: 1870, Altoona PO,
Beaver, Polk Co., IA, Pg. 9, #68 Census 3: 1910, Dist. 23,
Waterloo Ward 3, Black Hawk Co., IA, Pg. 5B, #70 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 31,
Des Moines, Polk Co., IA, Pg 4A, #78 More About ELLEN ELIZABETH COLBURN: Burial: Mitchellville
Cemetary, IA Census 1: 1930, Dist. 31,
Des Moines, Polk Co., IA, Pg 4A, #78 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 23,
Waterloo Ward 3, Black Hawk Co., IA, Pg. 5B, #70 ii. CHARLES HADLEY STORMS, b. Dec 1866, IA; m. HATTIE C. LANGFORD, Abt. 1889; b. Jul 1872, TX; d. 20 May 1903. More About CHARLES HADLEY STORMS: Census 1: 1880, Mitchellville,
Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B Census 2: 1870, Altoona PO,
Beaver, Polk Co., IA, Pg. 9, #68 Census 3: 1900, Dist. 60,
Spokane Ward 1, Spokane Co., WA, Pg. 16A, #341 Notes for HATTIE C. LANGFORD: Father b. N. Carolina Mother. b. TX More About HATTIE C. LANGFORD: Burial: May 1903, Fairmount
Cemetery, Spokane Co., WA Death Cause: 20 May 1903,
Diabetes iii. EDWIN M. STORMS, b. Jul 1869, IA. More About EDWIN M. STORMS: Census 1: 1880,
Mitchellville, Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B Census 2: 1870, Altoona PO,
Beaver, Polk Co., IA, Pg. 9, #68 iv. LILLIE J. STORMS, b. Abt. 1872, IA. More About LILLIE J. STORMS: Census: 1880, Mitchellville,
Polk Co., IA, Pg.455B 8. NICHOLAS W.8 JOHNSON (HENDERSON WILLIAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 15 Apr 1847 in Carter Co., TN, and died
1917 in Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD. He
married MARTHA ELLEN MCGUINNES 14 Feb 1875 in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. She was born Apr 1854 in IA, and died 1917
in Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD. More About NICHOLAS W. JOHNSON: Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1860, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 73, #496 Census 3: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 Census 4: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135B Census 5: 1900, Dist. 43,
Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD, Pg. 6A, #93 More About MARTHA ELLEN MCGUINNES: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135B Census 2: 1900, Dist. 43,
Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD, Pg. 6A, #93 Children of NICHOLAS JOHNSON and MARTHA MCGUINNES are: i. LAURA/LEILA9 JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1875, IA. More About LAURA/LEILA JOHNSON: Census: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135B ii. WILLIAM HENDERSON JOHNSON, b. 01 Jan 1877, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA; d. Nov 1952, Yakima, Yakima
Co., WA; m. MABEL TEAL WISER, 1907, Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD; b. Abt. 1884, TN; d. 23 Aug
1957, Yakima, Yakima Co., WA. More About WILLIAM HENDERSON JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135B Census 2: 1920, Aberdeen, Brown
Co., SD, Pg. 7A, #161 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 80,
Selah Central, Yakima Co., WA, Pg. 4B, #96 More About MABEL TEAL WISER: Census 1: 1930, Dist. 80,
Selah Central, Yakima Co., WA, Pg. 4B, #96 Census 2: 1920, Aberdeen,
Brown Co., SD, Pg. 7A, #161 iii. IDA JOHNSON, b. 29 May 1884, IA; d. May 1964, OR; m. NEAL. More About IDA JOHNSON: Date born 2: Sep 1880, IA Census: 1900, Dist. 43,
Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD, Pg. 6A, #93 Social Security Number:
543-26-0700, Issued OR iv. VERA JOHNSON, b. Aug 1887, IA; d. 1972; m. TAGUE. More About VERA JOHNSON: Census: 1900, Dist. 43,
Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD, Pg. 6A, #93 9. JOHN R.8 JOHNSON (HENDERSON WILLIAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 29 Nov 1848 in Elizabethton, Carter Co.,
TN, and died 10 Sep 1918 in Des Moines, Polk Co., IA. He married CLINA J. HEDRICK 01 Feb 1878. She was born Jun 1850 in IL. Notes for JOHN R. JOHNSON: OBITUARY FOR JOHN R. JOHNSON Published in unknown
newspaper, date unknown OKOBOJI J.R. Johnson died at Lutheran hospital in Des Moines, Iowa,
September 10, 1918, of double leakage of the heart. John R. Johnson was born at Elizabeth [sic], Tennessee,
November 29, 1848, he came to Iowa at the age of three years with his
parents, growing to manhood at Valeria in Jasper county. He was married to Clina J. Hedrick,
February 1, 1878, to this union two children were born, William H., who died
in infancy, and John A., who died a few years ago at Okoboji. The family moved from Valeria to Guthrie county and lived
there but a few years when the went [to] Louisiana and spent a few years
before coming to Okoboji some twenty years ago. Here he spent the remainder of his life with the exception of a
few months which he spent in Des Moines. Mr. Johnson was a man of unselfishness, he lived his life for
others. He was a kind and loving
husband and father, and a thoughtful friend to everyone. No one ever asked of him a favor but what
was granted if possible. He was engaged in the Real Estate business connected with the
dray business which he carried on so many years at Okoboji. Many of the summer people knew Mr. Johnson as well as the
home people and missed his cheerful personality. The last few days of his life he lived in mind with his
Okoboji friends calling different ones by name. All the arrangements for the funeral were made by him and it
was his request he be laid to rest beside his son, J.A., at Okoboji. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Storms of Waterloo, Mrs. Wright
of Des Moines, and two brothers, one from near Des Moines and the other from
South Dakota, besides other relatives and many friends to mourn his death. Mrs. Wright and niece, Miss Martha Johnson from Des Moines,
and a nephew, Ralph Storms of Waterloo, accompanied the remains here. The funeral services were held at the Friends church Thursday
afternoon at four o'clock, conducted by Grace M. Elliott, assisted by the
pastor, Rev. Waldo H. Reece, scripture reading from John 14th Chapter, Sermon
from Luke 12-40. Songs rendered,
"Rock of Ages," "Beautiful Isle," and "Going Down
the Valley." Interment at
Okoboji cemetery. More About JOHN R. JOHNSON: Burial: Sep 1918, Okoboji,
Dickinson Co., IA Census 1: 1850, 3rd Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg.170 #10 Census 2: 1860, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 73, #496 Census 3: 1870, Greencastle
PO, Poweshiek, Jasper Co., IA, Pg. 26, #186 Census 4: 1880, Poweshiek,
Jasper Co., IA, Pg 141D Census 5: 1900, Dist. 35,
Cedar Grove, Dickinson Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #49 More About CLINA J. HEDRICK: Census 1: 1880, Poweshiek,
Jasper Co., IA, Pg 141D Census 2: 1900, Dist. 35,
Cedar Grove, Dickinson Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #49 Children of JOHN JOHNSON and CLINA HEDRICK are: i. JOHN A.9 JOHNSON, b. Jun 1878, IA; d. Abt
1916. More About JOHN A. JOHNSON: Burial: Okoboji, Dickinson
Co., IA Census 1: 1880, Poweshiek,
Jasper Co., IA, Pg 141D Census 2: 1900, Dist. 35,
Cedar Grove, Dickinson Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #49 ii. WILLIAM H. JOHNSON. 10. NANNY ELEANOR8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 17 Oct 1857 in Jefferson Co., TN, and
died 12 Jun 1918 in Hill City, Camas Co., ID. She married WILLIAM A. GILL Abt. 1874 in Shelby Co., IA, son of H. GILL and LOUISA J.. He was born 17 Sep 1850 in KY, and died 19 Jul 1927 in Gooding,
Gooding Co., ID. Notes for NANNY ELEANOR JOHNSON: William A. and Nancy Gill
had four sons, Charlie, Ed, Will, and George. The family moved from
Kirkman, Iowa to Garfield, Washington where they stayed until 1905. After this date, they moved to Camas
Prairie, except Ed, who stayed on as cashier
of the bank in Garfield. They
homesteaded east of Hill City which is
now the Frank Wolf farm. Nancy passed
away at an early age, and
William, who wa noted for his sourdough biscuits he baked three times a day, and
cooked for George and Clyde Martin, who lived with the Gills. All were welcome for a meal or overnight
lodging as the following true story
related. One night after Grandpa (William) was in bed, George answered
a knock at the door. It was a stranger by the name of Billy
Dehnels. He had started out from Bliss on
foot over the Monument Gulch road. It
was a long walk and as darkness
fell, he headed for a light which was coming from the Gills. Grandpa got up and insisted on cooking him
a full course meal, bedded him
down, and sent him on the way after a good breakfast. Billy stayed on the Prairie, and acquired
land in the east end now owned by Bill Simons,
and was quite successful. Many years later Ed Gill, now married
and with a family, was working as a bookkeeper in Ketchum when
the job terminated. Work was hard to
find in those days of the big
depression. Ed had found a job on the
Prairie sewing sacks on the combine
for Dutch Harness near Corral, so he was looking for a ride from
Ketchum to Corral. At hailey, he was
informed that Billy Dehnels was in
town and was going back soon, but there was one delay after another and
Billy said they would have to stay the night. Ed excused himself saying he couldn't as
he was too short of money. Billy said "Any relative of William
Gill is a friend of mine," and he told him of the
abover story, then paid for Ed's food and lodging. Son Will Gill, moved to Hill City in 1910. He married Gertrude Maxwell and they lived north
of Hill City which is now the Boyd Harrison place. Son, Ed Gill, married Alda Goheen, daughter of John and Jan
Goheen of Broken Bow, Nebraska on
Alda's birthday, Nov. 4 1903 in McMinnville, Ore. They came to Camas in
1912. They settled one half mile
north of what is now the Pete Trader
place. The house where Dorothea and
George were born was moved to
Fairfield and is now the Jack Lee residence.
In 1919, the family moved to Boise
where Ed worked as bookkeeper at Reily Atkinson Co for many
years. They moved back to the Prairie
in 1930 where he did clerical work
at the A.S.C. office and later for the Bunting Tractor Co. In 1945 they returned to
Boise and Ed worked for the Pumice Products Co. until his death in 1962, 22
months short of the 60th wedding anniversary. Alda passed away at Easter time, April 4,
1977. Their children are: Eleanor - worked for many
years at the State House in Boise.
She passed away in March of 1984. Harold - was killed in a work related accident in Boise. Glenn married Edna Burns Sept 27, 1935. Glenn worked on the Darrel Hallowell farm and the John
Bahr ranch. He also worked for 15
years at the Wendell Mill in
Fairfield wher he was amill right. Glenn died Nov. 1971 (the rest of this
sentence is missing.) Robert, employed by the Forest Service, and Jim who has a boot
and saddle repair in Bellevur. Dorothea retired from St.
Alphonsus Hospital where she was a dietician and resides in Boise. George remembers during the
depression working for his board and room for C. J. Sincels who had a
large home on Harrison Blvd. in Boise. George was the gardener,
floor polisher, and dishwasher while attending Boise High School for two
years. He finished high school at
Fairfield. George married Elizabeth
Burns on June 28th, 1936. George
worked for Bunting Tractor for 20 years
and was county Clerk and Auditor for ten years before retiring. George was active in the Community Church, serving as treasurer for many
years. He and Elizabeth served as caretakers on the church for
a number of years as well. George was
in the Marine Corp in World War
II and served on Okinawa while Elizabeth drove grain truck for Uncle
Jesse at harvest and worked at the telephone office as well as running
the Fairfield Hotel above Ray Jones Grocery where she lived with their
two children and Mrs. Burns. (This sentence is missing
but appears to read George and Elizabeth have four children.) Tom was a navy fighter pilot in the Vietnam
War, and served on the aircraft
carrier Ticonderoga and the Oriskiney and was a member of Attack Squadron
#192. Tom flew 252 combat missions,
plus 700 day carrier landings and
300 night landings. Tom was decorated
8 times while serving. Tom married Joy Rice and they have two
children, Kim and Todd. Tom is in real estate with Northwest
Mutual as an insurance agent. Gary runs cattle for the Glenns Ferry Cattle Association on
Juniper Mountain. He married Mary Ireland and they have four
children, Kelly, Pat, Polly and Billy. JoAnn is a housewife and part time teacher in Minneapolis. She married Tom Ambrose, a pilot
and they have two children, Ryan and Katie. Mike has worked for Camas County Road and Bridge for 10
years. He married Tracy Brackenbury
and they have two shildren, Stephanie and Brandi Lyn. More About NANNY ELEANOR JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 137A Census 2: 1860, Jefferson
Co., TN, Pg. 250, #1790 Census 3: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 4: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 5: 1910, (Blaine Co.,
ID)Gill, Nancy E, Corral 52 F
Tennessee T624 222 Page 186 Death Fact: Died of the flu More About WILLIAM A. GILL: Census 1: 1870, Shelby Co., IA
- 40-43, Harlan Twp Census 2: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 137A Census 3: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 4: 1910, (Blaine Co.,
ID) Gill, Wm A Corral 59 M Kentucky
T624 222 Page 186 Census 5: 1910, Blaine Co.,
ID, Corral Precinct Death Fact: 19 Jul 1927,
DR#058294 Children of NANNY JOHNSON and WILLIAM GILL are: i. CHARLES A.9 GILL, b. 09 Nov 1879, Shelby
Co., IA; d. Feb 1950, ID; m. GRACE G., Abt. 1903; b. Abt. 1881, NE. More About CHARLES A. GILL: Date born 2: Aug 1876, IA Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 137A Census 2: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 34,
Vancouver, Clark Co., WA, Pg. 4A, #82 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 52,
Vancouver, Clark Co., WA, Pg. 2A, #34 More About GRACE G.: Census 1: 1920, Dist. 34,
Vancouver, Clark Co., WA, Pg. 4A, #82 Census 2: 1930, Dist. 52,
Vancouver, Clark Co., WA, Pg. 2A, #34 ii. JOHN EDWARD GILL, b. 29 Oct 1880, Shelby Co., IA; d. 05 Jan 1962, Boise, Ada Co.,
ID; m. ALDA GOHEEN, 04 Nov 1903, McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR; b. 04 Nov 1882,
Broken Bow, Custer Co., NE; d. 04 Apr 1977, Boise, Ada Co., ID. More About JOHN EDWARD GILL: Census 1: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 264, 42
Pct- Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 7B, #169 Census 3: 1920, Fair Ground,
Ada Co., ID, Pg. 15A, #106 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 32,
Fair Ground, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 7A, #156 More About ALDA GOHEEN: Census 1: 1920, Fair Ground,
Ada Co., ID, Pg. 15A, #106 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 264,
42 Pct- Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 7B, #169 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 32,
Fair Ground, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 7A, #156 Social Security Number:
518-30-9686, Issued ID iii. WILLIAM H. GILL, b. Aug 1886, Shelby Co., IA; m. GERTRUDE MAXWELL; b. Abt. 1889, NE. More About WILLIAM H. GILL: Census 1: 1910, (Blaine Co.,
ID)Gill, Wm H Corral 23 M Iowa T624
222 Page 186 Census 2: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 12,
Boise, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 1B, #20 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 5,
Hill City, Camas Co., ID, Pg. 2A, #44 More About GERTRUDE MAXWELL: Census 1: 1920, Dist. 12,
Boise, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 1B, #20 Census 2: 1930, Dist. 9,
Boise, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 7B, #160 iv. GEORGE W. GILL, b. 14 Aug 1889, Whitman Co., WA; d. Dec 1964, ID. More About GEORGE W. GILL: Census 1: 1910, (Blaine Co.,
ID) Gill, Geo W Corral 20 M
Washington T624 222 Page 186 Census 2: 1900, Dist. 101,
Garfield, Whitman Co., WA, Pg. 13B, #278 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 12,
Boise, Ada Co., ID, Pg. 1B, #20 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 5,
Hill City, Camas Co., ID, Pg. 2A, #43 11. WILLIAM EDWARD8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 05 Jun 1861 in Jefferson Co., TN, and
died 01 Aug 1941 in Chehalis, Lewis Co., WA.
He married NANCY EUDORA MCMILLAN 02 Feb 1887 in Shelby Co., IA. She was born Dec 1843 in IL, and died Oct
1917 in Emmet, Mclean Co., ND. More About WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4B, #71 Census 4: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #11 Census 5: 1930, Dist. 63,
Twp. 147, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1B, #18 Notes for NANCY EUDORA MCMILLAN: Nanny & her husband
William moved to North Dakota in 1903. She had several brothers who died in
their forties from heart attacks and strokes. Nanny Eudora died of cancer of
the spleen in Oct. 1917 More About NANCY EUDORA MCMILLAN: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4B, #71 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #11 Death Cause: Cancer of the
Spleen Children of WILLIAM JOHNSON and NANCY MCMILLAN are: i. NELLIE ESTELLA9 JOHNSON, b. 22 May 1888, Crawford
Co., IA; d. 31 Mar 1975, Oakville, Grays Harbor Co., WA; m. JOHN H. SWAYZE, 27 Jan 1910, Emmet, McLean
Co., ND; b. 05 Sep 1888, Emmet, McLean Co., ND; d. 16 Nov 1972, Chehalis,
Lewis Co., WA. More About NELLIE ESTELLA JOHNSON: Burial: 03 Apr 1975, Sunset
Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, WA Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4B, #71 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #12 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 110,
Emmett, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 9A, #24 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 16,
Emmett, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #43 More About JOHN H. SWAYZE: Burial: Nov 1972, Sunset
Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, WA Census 1: 1930, Dist. 16,
Emmett, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #43 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #12 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 110,
Emmett, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 9A, #24 Social Security Number:
539-22-0978 WA ii. LYTLE WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 08 Jun 1889, Manilla, Crawford Co., IA; d. 28 Feb 1976,
Shelton, Mason Co., WA; m. HELEN ALBRECHT, Jan 1915; b. Abt. 1894, MN; d. 23 Mar 1978. Notes for LYTLE WILLIAM JOHNSON: Lytle W. Johnson A service was held at 1 p.m.
Tuesday in Batstone Funeral Home for Lytle W. Johnson, 86, who died Saturday
in Mason General Hospital. Pastor
Roland Huber Officiated, and burial was in Shelton Memorial Park. Mr. Johnson was born June 8,
1889 in Manilla, Iowa. Since 1936 he
had lived in the Shelton area where he operated a service stateion. He was a member of Mt. Olive Lutheran
Church. He is survived by his wife,
Helen, of Shelton; a son, Edward Johnson of Shelton; a sister, Mrs. Grace
Crooks of Victoria, B.C., Canada; six grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren;
and several neices and nephews. More About LYTLE WILLIAM JOHNSON: Burial: 02 Mar 1976, Shelton
Memorial Park, Shelton, WA Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4B, #71 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #11 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 110,
Township 147, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 4, #14 Census 4: 1930, Emmett,
Mclean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #2 Social Security Number:
537-07-2893, Issued WA More About HELEN ALBRECHT: Census 1: 1930, Emmett,
Mclean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #2 Census 2: 1920, Dist. 110,
Township 147, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 4, #14 iii. GRACE LUCILLE JOHNSON, b. 23 Sep 1899, Crawford Co., IA; m. WILLIAM CROOKS, Dec 1920. Notes for GRACE LUCILLE JOHNSON: Moved to Vancouver, B.C. More About GRACE LUCILLE JOHNSON: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4B, #71 Census 2: 1910, Dist. 100,
Twp 147, Rge 86, McLean Co., ND, Pg. 1A, #11 iv. EDWARD ROY JOHNSON, b. 17 Aug 1901, Crawford Co., IA; d. 27 Sep 1908, Emmet, McLean
Co., ND. 12. LAURA MAYFIELD8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 01 Dec 1865 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA,
and died 07 Nov 1927 in Tulare, Spink Co.,SD. She married NICHOLAS W. WALKER 11 Aug 1886 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA, son of GRENVILLE WALKER and MARTHA JOHNSON. He was born 10 Jan 1855 in Hampton, Carter Co., TN, and died
Abt. 28 Apr 1938 in Tulare, Spink Co., SD. Notes for LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON: LAURA M. WALKER N. W. 21 28
11 AUG 1886 ? CARTER W. A. JOHNSON & MARY SMITH GRANVILLE WALKER &
MARTHA JOHNSON lived in Summitt, SD then
moved to Tulare, SD. More About LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON: Burial: Nov 1927, Garfield
Cemetery, Spink Co., SD Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 More About NICHOLAS W. WALKER: Name 2: Nicholas Walker Date born 2: 1858, TN Burial: Apr 1938, Tulare,
Spink Co., SD Census 1: 1860, 2nd Division,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 20,
Garfield Twp., Spink Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #9 Children of LAURA JOHNSON and NICHOLAS WALKER are: i. MAHLAN WILLIARD9 WALKER, b. 12 Jul 1887, Irwin,
Shelby Co., IA; d. Feb 1957, Seattle, King Co., WA; m. (1) ELLA MAY PRICE; b. Jul 1896, SD; d. 1972;
m. (2) GRACE PRICE; b. Feb 1889, SD; d. 1918; m. (3) BLANCHE M., Abt. 1908; b. Abt. 1888,
IA. More About MAHLAN WILLIARD WALKER: Census 1: 1920, Lake Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg 1A, #7 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Census 3: 1930, Dist 36.,
Redfield, Spink Co., SD, Pg. 28A, #723 - Listed as Inmate More About ELLA MAY PRICE: Census 1: 1920, Lake Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg 1A, #7 Census 2: 1900, Dist. 305,
Garfield, Spink Co., SD, Pg. 4A, #63 Census 3: 1930, Dist.44,
Tulare, Three Rivers, Spink Co., SD, Pg. 3B, # 65 More About BLANCHE M.: Census: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 ii. ALBERT LEE WALKER, b. 08 Nov 1888, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. 30 Dec 1967, Huron,
Beadle Co., SD; m. LULA BESSIE PRICE, 04 Nov 1913, Redfield, Spink Co., SD; b. 03 Mar 1894, Tulare,
Spink Co., SD; d. 09 Oct 1997, Huron, Beadle Co., SD. More About ALBERT LEE WALKER: Burial: 02 Jan 1968,
Riverside Cemetery, Huron, Beadle Co., SD Census 1: 1930, Dist. 8,
Clear Lake, Duel Co., SD, Pg. 4B, #93 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Social Security Number:
503-38-9030, Issued SD More About LULA BESSIE PRICE: Burial: 11 Oct 1997,
Riverside Cemetery, Huron, Beadle Co., SD Census 1: 1930, Dist. 8,
Clear Lake, Duel Co., SD, Pg. 4B, #93 Census 2: 1900, Dist. 305,
Garfield, Spink Co., SD, Pg. 4A, #63 Social Security Number:
503-42-3302, Issued SD iii. MYRTLE NOLA WALKER, b. 06 Jan 1891, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. Feb 1978, Paramount,
Los Angeles, CA; m. BERNARD CHRISTIAN HAGMANN, 21 May 1911, SD; b. 02 Oct 1890, SD; d. 26 Sep 1959, Long
Beach, Los Angeles, CA. More About MYRTLE NOLA WALKER: Burial: Feb 1978, Westminster,
Orange Co., CA Census: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 More About BERNARD CHRISTIAN HAGMANN: Burial: Sep 1959,
Westminster, Orange Co., CA iv. FRANCIS ALVIN WALKER, b. 08 Dec 1892, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. 09 Aug 1965, Branson,
Taney Co., MO; m. ELIZABETH C. SWANSON, 05 May 1919, Beadle Co., SD; b. Abt. 1892, SD. More About FRANCIS ALVIN WALKER: Census 1: 1920, Lake Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg 11B, #200 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 More About ELIZABETH C. SWANSON: Census: 1920, Lake Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg 11B, #200 v. OLLIE JOHNSON WALKER, b. 03 Sep 1895, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. Oct 1978, Sioux City,
Dakota Co., IA; m. MABEL HATCH. More About OLLIE JOHNSON WALKER: Census 1: 1920, Lake Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg 11B, #200 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Social Security Number:
479-01-8467, Issued IA vi. RUSSELL MARION WALKER, b. 28 Aug 1897, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. Sep 1978, Lakeport,
Lake Co., CA; m. (1) FAE WILSON; m. (2) BELLE HANNA, 1944; d. 1954. More About RUSSELL MARION WALKER: Burial: Sep 1978,
Westminster, Orange Co., CA Census 1: 1930, Dist. 20,
Garfield Twp., Spink Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #9 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 vii. CORNELIA ELEANOR WALKER, b. 09 Sep 1900, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. Feb 1987, Denison,
Crawford Co., IA; m. NELS JENSEN, 05 Jul 1928, Spink Co., SD; b. 03 Feb 1900; d. 19 Sep 1997,
Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. More About CORNELIA ELEANOR WALKER: Census 1: 1920, Lake Twp., Spink
Co., SD, Pg 11B, #200 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Social Security Number:
485-40-1083 IA viii. VELMA MAE WALKER, b. 1904, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. 1999, CA. More About VELMA MAE WALKER: Census 1: 1930, Dist. 20,
Garfield Twp., Spink Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #9 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 ix. ELMER LEON WALKER, b. 20 Apr 1907, Irwin, Shelby Co., IA; d. 1973, Long Beach, CA;
m. DOROTHY STEVENSON, 02 Nov 1935, Spink Co., SD. More About ELMER LEON WALKER: Census: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 x. LYLE BERNARD WALKER, b. Jan 1910, Huron Co., SD; d. Abt. 1994, Palm Springs, CA; m.
(1) ADA RUE, 1935; m. (2) VELMA TIMPE, 1955. More About LYLE BERNARD WALKER: Census: 1910, Tulare Twp., Spink
Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 13. MARGARET ANN8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 04 Mar 1868 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA,
and died 22 Jul 1955 in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. She married CHARLES H. RANK 07 Feb 1889 in Shelby Co., IA, son of JONATHAN RANK and ANNA WATSON. He was born Apr 1864 in IL, and died 1933 in Harlan, Shelby
Co., IA. More About MARGARET ANN JOHNSON: Burial: Jul 1955, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1880, Douglas, Shelby
Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 4: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 5: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 More About CHARLES H. RANK: Burial: 1933, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 2: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 3: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 Children of MARGARET JOHNSON and CHARLES RANK are: i. HARRY E.9 RANK, b. 03 Mar 1890, IA; d. Jan
1974, Kimball, Brule Co., SD; m. ADA CRIST, Bef. 1910; b. 29 Dec 1888, IA; d. Aug 1974, Kimball, Brule Co.,
SD. More About HARRY E. RANK: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 2: 1930, Dist. 91,
Twp. 8, Meade Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #4 Social Security Number:
504-18-0614, Issued SD More About ADA CRIST: Census: 1930, Dist. 91, Twp.
8, Meade Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #4 Social Security Number:
538-24-0521, Issued WA ii. MARY ANN "MAYE" RANK, b. 11 Nov 1891, IA; d. Jan 1973, Sloan, Woodbury Co., IA; m. LOUIS A. KOENIG, Aft. 1910; b. 1894, IL; d.
1949. More About MARY ANN "MAYE" RANK: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 2: 1920, Dist. 91,
Taylor, Harrison Co., IA, Pg. 4A, #69 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 13,
Lake Twp., Monona Co., IA, Pg. 2B, #38 Social Security Number:
484-36-974, Issued IA More About LOUIS A. KOENIG: Census 1: 1930, Dist. 13,
Lake Twp., Monona Co., IA, Pg. 2B, #38 Census 2: 1920, Dist. 91,
Taylor, Harrison Co., IA, Pg. 4A, #69 iii. NANCY RANK, b. 30 Oct 1894, IA; d. 25 Nov 1976, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA; m.
ADOLPH
ALMARION
GAER,
01 Jan 1914; b. 06 Mar 1891, IA; d. Jan 1967, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. More About NANCY RANK: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 2: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 3: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #42 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 31,
Polk, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #63 More About ADOLPH ALMARION GAER: Census 1: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #42 Census 2: 1930, Dist. 31,
Polk, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #63 iv. E. BENJAMON RANK, b. 24 Nov 1896, Kirkman, Douglas Twp., Shelby Co., IA; d. Dec
1975, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA; m. LEONA H. MEYERS, 1923; b. 19 Apr 1905, IA; d. 06 May 1994, IA. More About E. BENJAMON RANK: Burial: Dec 1975, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 - Listed as Eliu Bennie Census 2: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 3: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 10,
Greeley, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2B, #27 More About LEONA H. MEYERS: Burial: May 1994, Rose Hill
Cemetery, Harlan Co., IA Census: 1930, Dist. 10,
Greeley, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 2B, #27 Social Security Number:
482-16-6462, Issued IA v. ETHEL RANK, b. 25 Oct 1898, IA; m. EDWIN MAY, 1922. More About ETHEL RANK: Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3B, #50 Census 2: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 3: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 vi. SADIE "SALLIE" RANK, b. 25 Oct 1901, IA; m. (1) ELMER FOLSOM, 1922; m. (2) EARL ZENTZ, Aft. 1927; m. (3) VERNON DICKSON, 1965. More About SADIE "SALLIE" RANK: Census 1: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 2: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 vii. ALICE RANK, b. 16 Oct 1904, IA; m. HUGO MEYERS, 1923; b. Abt. 1903, IA. More About ALICE RANK: Census 1: 1910, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 6B, #122 Census 2: 1920, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 3A, #41 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 27,
Union, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4A, #54 More About HUGO MEYERS: Census: 1930, Dist. 27,
Union, Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 4A, #54 viii. ROBERT RANK, b. 10 Oct 1906, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA; d. 25 Oct 1906, Harlan,
Shelby Co., IA. More About ROBERT RANK: Burial: Oct 1906, Rosehill
Cemetery, Harlan, Shelby Co., IA 14. ULPIAN GREY (GEORGE)8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7, MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 17 Nov 1869 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA,
and died 22 Oct 1944 in Dickinson, Stark Co., ND. He married SHIRLIE LOUISA POPE 27 Apr 1909 in Washburn, McLean Co., ND,
daughter of WINSLOW POPE and NANCY LYONS.
She was born 14 Jul 1881 in Burke, Caladonia Co., VT, and died 14 Apr
1927 in Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND. Notes for ULPIAN GREY (GEORGE) JOHNSON: Ulpian George Johnson, long
time resident of the Dunn Center Community, died at the Dickinson hospital
Sunday, October 22, 1944 at 11 P.m from old age and a stroke, after an
illness of two weeks. The funeral was held
Wednesday, October 25 a the Latter Day Saints church in Dunn Center at 2
p.m., with J. A. Berdahl of Hazen officiating and Undertaker Olson in charge
of the funeral arrangements.
Internment was made in the Dunn Center cemetery. Paulbearers were John McFadden, Jess
Whitaker, Tole Hansen, Ole Finholt, Ole Kittleson and Pete Rasmussen. The deceased was born in
Iowa November 17, 1869 and came to Dunn county as a homesteader in 1908,
remaining here until his death. His
wife had preceded him to the Great Beyond some years ago. Surviving him are three
daughters and one son, Mary at Killdeer, Mrs. Paul E. James of St. Paul, Mrs
Audrey Wubbens, and Frank both of Potlatch, Idaho. He leaves two brothers, Frank and Washington of Garrison, N.
Dak., and ten grandchildren. More About ULPIAN GREY (GEORGE) JOHNSON: Burial: Oct 1944, Dunn
Center Cemetery, Dunn Center, ND - wife and daughter also on stone but not
buried there Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 4: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 5: 1910, Twp 146 Rge
92, Dunn Co., ND, Pg. 3A, #30 Census 6: 1930, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND, Pg.1B, #15 Occupation: Railroad, Farmer More About SHIRLIE LOUISA POPE: Burial: Apr 1927, Old Dunn
Center Cemetery in unmarked grave.
Name is on husband's stone in Dunn Center Cemetery Cause of Death: Pneumonia Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1910, Twp 146 Rge
92, Dunn Co., ND, Pg. 3A, #30 Occupation: Housewife Children of ULPIAN JOHNSON and SHIRLIE POPE are: i. GEORGE9 WHITE, b. 09 Jul 1904, Washburn,
McLean Co., ND; d. 02 Jun 1962, Harvard, Latah Co., ID; Stepchild. More About GEORGE WHITE: Date born 2: 09 Jul 1903,
Washburn, McLean Co., ND Burial: Jun 1962, Freeze
Cemetery, Potlatch, ID Cause of Death: Traffic
Accident Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1910, Twp 146 Rge
92, Dunn Co., ND, Pg. 3A, #30 ii. ELMER CLAYTON WHITE, b. 06 Aug 1906, Washburn, McLean Co., ND; d. 06 Mar 1984, St.
Paul, Ramsey Co., MN; Stepchild; m.
(1) LUCIA LUKIES; b. 23 Sep 1898, Germany; d. 24 Jul 1975, St. Paul, Ramsey Co.,
MN; m. (2) MACHELLE. More About ELMER CLAYTON WHITE: Burial: 10 Mar 1984,
Elmherst Cemetery, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1910, Twp 146 Rge
92, Dunn Co., ND, Pg. 3A, #30 Death Cause: Pneumonia Social Security Number:
469-16-9549 Notes for LUCIA LUKIES: Came from Germany after
WWII. Was a prisoner at Dachau where
she lost her first husband and son. More About LUCIA LUKIES: Burial: 28 Jul 1975,
Elmherst Cemetery, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN Death Cause: 24 Jul 1975,
Heart Disease iii. MARY ANN JOHNSON, b. 27 Jan 1910, Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND; d. 01 Mar 1975,
Oregon City, Clackamas Co., OR. Notes for MARY ANN JOHNSON: Mary had dislocated hips and
was crippled for her entire life. Mary Ann Johnson Dies in
Oregon Potlatch - Relative sin this
area have received word of the death of Mary Ann Johnson in Canby, Ore. on
Saturday. Miss Johnson, who was born
Jan. 26, 1910, in North Dakota, made her home for several years with a
sister, Audrey Ireland of Princeton. In addition to Mrs. Ireland,
she is survived by another sister, Nancy James Minneapolis; a brother, Frank
S. Johnson and a half brother, Elmer White.
both of St. Paul, Minn., and several neices and nephews in the
Potlatch area. More About MARY ANN JOHNSON: Burial: 03 Mar 1975, Zion
Memorial Park, Canby, OR - Remains
moved 5/20/2006 to Freeze Cemetery, Potlatch, Latah Co., ID Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1930, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND, Pg.1B, #15 iv. NANCY MAE JOHNSON, b. 09 Mar 1912, Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND; d. 12 Feb 2000,
White Bear Lake, Ramsey Co., MN; m. PAUL EUGENE JAMES, 27 Oct 1936; b. 04 Feb 1903, KS; d. 26 Feb 1954, Ramsey Co.,
MN. More About NANCY MAE JOHNSON: Burial: 15 Feb 2000, Sunset
Memorial Park, Minneapolis, MN Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1930, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND, Pg.1B, #15 More About PAUL EUGENE JAMES: Social Security Number:
502-07-8406, Issued ND v. FRANK STEWART JOHNSON, b. 10 Oct 1914, Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND; d. 17 Sep 1975, Canby, Clackamas Co.,
OR; m. HELEN MARIAN GAGE, 01 Oct 1939, Moscow, Latah Co., ID; b. 10 Jun 1920, Mapleton,
Monona Co., IA. Notes for FRANK STEWART JOHNSON: A lumberman. Kind and gentle
and cherished his family. Frank Johnson, Ex-Potlatch
Resident, Dies Canby, Ore. - Frank S.
Johnson, 60, a former Potlatch area farmer and logger, died yesterday morning
in Canby, Ore. He had lived in retirement there for several years. Johnson moved to Potlatch in
1943, to work as a logger, and he resided near town on a small farm until he
moved to Oregon about 10 years ago. He was born Oct. 10, 1914,
in Dunn Center, N.D. to Ulpion and Shirley Johnson. He married the former
Helen M. Gage, in Moscow, Oct. 1, 1939. As survivors he leaves his
wife at the family home; a son, Eugene F., Lewiston; four daughters, Mrs.
Shirley Kimberling, Moscow; Mrs. Ann Bell, Potlatch; Mrs. Mary Kay Prange,
Oregon City; Mrs. Frances Shauvin, Oak Grove, OR; two sisters, Mrs. Audrey
Ireland, Princeton; Mrs. Nancy James, St. Paul; Minn; a half-brother, Elmer
White, St. Paul; and 18 grandchildren. Funeral services have been
tentatively set from Friday in Canby at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Canby. More About FRANK STEWART JOHNSON: Burial: 19 Sep 1975, Zion
Memorial Park, Canby, OR - Remains moved 5/20/2006 to Freeze Cemetery,
Potlatch, Latah Co., ID Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1930, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND, Pg.1B, #15 Occupation: Farmer,
Lumberman Religion: Roman Catholic Social Security Number:
501-16-5324, Issued ND More About HELEN MARIAN GAGE: Census: 1930, Maple Twp.,
Monona Co., IA, Pg. 2A, #31 Education: 1938, Potlatch
High School Occupation: Housewife, Cook,
Machinist Religion: Roman Catholic vi. HAZEL JOHNSON, b. 09 Mar 1919, Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND; d. 09 Mar 1919, Dunn
Center, Dunn Co., ND. More About HAZEL JOHNSON: Burial: Old Dunn Center
Cemetery in unmarked grave. Name is
on father's stone in Dunn Center Cemetery vii. AUDREY RUTH JOHNSON, b. 22 Jan 1923, Dunn Center, Dunn Co., ND; d. 06 Dec 1999,
Spokane, Spokane Co., WA; m. (1) VERNON L. WUBBENS, 08 May 1941; b. 09 Jan 1921; d. 03 Nov 1943, died in WWII in
Italy; m. (2) EUGENE ALBERT YATSKO, Abt. 1946; b. 18 May 1925; m. (3) JAMES M. IRELAND, 21 Dec 1948, Coeur
d'Alene, Kootenai Co., ID; b. 08 Mar 1926, Sheridan, Sheridan Co., WY; d. 31
May 1976, Deary, Latah Co., ID. More About AUDREY RUTH JOHNSON: Census 1: 1925, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND Census 2: 1930, Dunn Center,
Dunn Co., ND, Pg.1B, #15 More About JAMES M. IRELAND: Burial: 04 Jun 1976, Avon
Cemetery, Deary, ID 15. WASHINGTON ANDREW8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 26 Jun 1872 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA,
and died 22 Nov 1960 in Garrison, McLean Co.,ND. He married LOLA MAE PAIST 16 Apr 1899 in Manilla, Shelby Co., IA, daughter
of JAMES PAIST and DELCINA BISHOP. She was
born 16 Apr 1879 in Lovilia, Monroe Co., IA, and died 29 Aug 1969 in
Garrison, McLean Co.,ND. Notes for WASHINGTON ANDREW JOHNSON: Was a Farmer by occupation
and a Lutheran by religious practice.
In 1908 he moved from Iowa to McLean County, ND. In 1948, he retired from farming and moved
to Garrison, ND. Obituary for Washington
Andrew Johnson - 1960 W.A. Johnson of Garrison, died Tuesday morning at his
home. He had been in failing health
for a number of years. The funeral will be Friday at 2 at the Congregational Church
in Garrison. Rev. Alva Taylor of
Garrison will officiated. Soloist
will Mrs. Albert Beierle and Mrs. Harold Ireland will play the organ. Named as pallbearers are Ervin Kolden, Wilbur Hill, J.P.
Robinson, Eddie Wretling, Elmer Hodges, and Gordon Matheny. Burial will be in Garrison Cemetery. Mr. Johnson was born June 26, 1872, in Kirkman, Iowa, and was
married to Lola May Paist at Manilla, Iowa, on April 16, 1899. They came to North Dakota from Kirkman in 1908 and farmed in
Blackwater Township, McLean County, until retiring and moving to Garrison in
1948. Surviving are his wife, two sons, Raymond L. and Frank W.,
both of Emmet; two daughters, Lis Johnson of Emmet and Mrs. Julius (Hazel)
Schmidt of Grenora; four grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by four sisters
and six brothers. Heinle Funeral Home of
Garrison has charge of arrangements.
More About WASHINGTON ANDREW JOHNSON: Burial: Nov 1960, Garrison
Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 3: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Notes for LOLA MAE PAIST: Lola Paist was a Homemaker
and Lutheran. She moved from Iowa to
McLean Co., ND in 1908. She retired
from farming in 1948 and moved to Garrison, ND. In 1963, she moved back to Emmet and lived with daughter, Lois. Material obtained from the
Manilla Iowa Centennial Book,
1886-1986. James Paist Family Lola Married Washington Andrew Johnson in 1899. They farmed in the Kirkman and Irwin area
where their four children, Raymond, Lois, Hazel and Frank, were born during
this time. When they opened the land
for homesteading in North Dakota, the family moved to near Emmett, N.D. and
homesteaded land. Lola passed away in
1965. Washington passed away some
years earlier. Lois still lives on
the farm. Hazel and Frank and many of
the grandchildren still live in North Dakota. Obituary for Lola M. Johnson
- 1969 The funeral for Mrs. Lola M. Johnson, 90, Emmet, who died
Friday in a Garrison Hospital, will be Monday at 2 in the auditorium of the Garrison
High School. Pallbearers will be Melvin Bjornholt, Wilbur Hill, Elmer
Hodges, John O'Shea, Ervin Kolden and Lloyd Klabunde. Burial will be in the Garrison Cemetery. Mrs. Johnson was born April 16, 1879 in Postville, Iowa. She moved with her parents to Manilla,
Iowa, and married Washington A. Johnson there April 16, 1899. They lived in Shelby County, Iowa, until
1908, then moved to Blackwater Township, McLean County. In 1948 they retired and moved into
Garrison. Mr. Johnson died in 1960. In 1963,
Mrs. Johnson moved to Emmet where she lived with a daughter, Lois
Johnson. Survivors include two daughters, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Julius
(Hazel) Schmidt of Martin; a son, Frank, of Emmet; four grandchildren; and a
sister, Mrs. Theora Koontz of Stell City, Neb. (Thompson Funeral Home, Garrison) More About LOLA MAE PAIST: Burial: 01 Sep 1969,
Garrison Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 2: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Children of WASHINGTON JOHNSON and LOLA PAIST are: i. RAYMOND LEE9 JOHNSON, b. 21 Feb 1900, Kirkman,
Shelby Co., IA; d. 07 Jul 1963, Emmet, McLean Co., ND. Notes for RAYMOND LEE JOHNSON: Obituary for Raymond L.
Johnson - 1963 Funeral services for Raymond Lee Johnson, 63, of Emmet who
died Sunday at his farm home of an apparent heart attack, will be held at the
Congregational Church in Garrison at 2 p.m. Friday. Officiating will be Rev. Alva Taylor, with burial in the
Garrison Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Max Webster, Julius Kilden, Andrew
Kerzman, Wilbur Hill, Ervin Kolden, and Frank Heinzen. Soloist will be Mrs. Albert Beierle, with Mrs. Harold Ireland at
the organ. Heinle Funeral Home of
Garrison is in charge of the arrangements. Mr. Johnson, born on Feb. 21, 1900, at Kirkman, Iowa, had
farmed all his life, taking over his parent's farm when they retired in 1948
and moved to Garrison. He had never married. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Lola M. Johnson, Garrison;
two sisters, Lois Johnson, Emmet, and Mrs. Julius (Hazel) Schmidt, Grenora,
N.D., and Frank W. Johnson, Emmet.
His father passed away in 1960. More About RAYMOND LEE JOHNSON: Burial: Jul 1963, Garrison
Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census 1: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 2: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Death Cause: Heart Attack Occupation: Farmer Religion: Lutheran ii. LOIS BERLE JOHNSON, b. 07 Dec 1901, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 29 Nov 1995, Minot,
Ward Co., ND. Notes for LOIS BERLE JOHNSON: Lois taught school and was a
homemaker. She was a practicing
Lutheran. In 1920 she graduated from
Garrison, ND High School and attended Valley City College and earned a
standard Teaching Certificate. She
never married and taught in several ND schools over 20 years. She retired from teaching in 1948. Obituary for Lois B. Johnson
- 1995 The funeral for Lois B. Johnson, 94, of Garrison, was held
Saturday, Dec. 2, at St. paul Lutheran Church in Garrison. She died Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1995, in a
Minot hospital. Rev. Julie Nelson Johnson officiated and music was provided
by Sundi Lagge. Pallbearers were Jim
Hill, Larry Hill, Steve Dockter, David Dockter, Lowell Johnson and kent
Kolden, with burial in the Garrison Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home of Garrison was in charge of
arrangements. She was born Oct. 9, 1901, in Iowa to Washington and Lola
Paist Johnson. She moved with her
parents to the Emmet area where they homesteaded. She received her eduation in the Emmet area and for many years
taught in rural schools throughout the state of North Dakota. She was later employed at the McLean County Courthouse in
Washburn for many years. She lived on
the family farm until the mid 1980's when she moved into Garrison. She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Emmet, the
Blackwater Boosters Homemakers Club, the Button Society Club, and the
Garrison Senior Citizens club. She
was a volunteer at the Garrison Nursing Center and was known at the
"Cookie Lady" by the residents for all the cookies. Survivors include a sister, Hazel Schmidt of Harvey, a
sister-in-law, Grace Johnson of Garrison and several nieces and nephews. More About LOIS BERLE JOHNSON: Burial: Nov 1995, Garrison
Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census 1: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Census 2: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Occupation: Teacher Religion: Lutheran iii. HAZEL MAE JOHNSON, b. 28 Jul 1903, Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA; d. 03 Mar 1998,
Harvey, Wells Co., ND; m. (1) HILMAR J. HILL, 06 Jun 1925, Washburn, McLean Co., ND; b. 02 Apr 1902, Cyrus,
Pope Co., MN; d. 07 Nov 1934, Roseglen, McLean Co., ND; m. (2) JULIUS SCHMIDT, 01 May 1947, Martin, Sheridan Co., ND; b. 12 Jul 1905, Martin,
Sheridan Co., ND; d. Jul 1981, Martin, Sheridan Co., ND. More About HAZEL MAE JOHNSON: Burial: Mar 1998, Immanuel
Lutheran Cemetery, Roseglen, ND Census 1: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Census 2: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Occupation: Teacher Religion: Lutheran Social Security Number:
501-42-3648, Issued ND More About HILMAR J. HILL: Bapt/Christening: 27 Apr
1902, MN Burial: Nov 1934, Immanuel
Lutheran Cemetery, Roseglen, ND Death Cause: 07 Nov 1934,
Blood Poisoning More About JULIUS SCHMIDT: Burial: Jul 1981, Roseglen
Cemetery, Roseglen, ND Military service: WW II,
Army Occupation: Construction Religion: Lutheran Social Security Number:
539-07-5804, Issued WA iv. FRANK WASHINGTON JOHNSON, b. 27 Jun 1906, Irwin, IA; d. 25 Dec 1989, Garrison, McLean
Co.,ND; m. GRACE LOUISE CARLSON, 12 Jul 1929, Washburn, McLean Co., ND; b. 19 Jan 1908, Douglas,
McLean Co., ND; d. 13 Nov 1998, Bismarck, Burleigh Co., ND. Notes for FRANK WASHINGTON JOHNSON: Frank Johnson was a Farmer
by trade and a Methodist. He moved
with his parents from Iowa to ND in 1908 and attended grade and high school
in Garrison, ND. He retired from farming
in 1981 and is burried at Garrison, ND cemetery. The funeral for Frank W. Johnson,
81, of Garrison, (Emmet), will be held today (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the
First United Church of Christ in Garrison.
He died Monday, Dec. 25, 1989, at the Garrison Memorial Hospital. Rev. William Puls will
officiate and burial will be in the Garrison cemetery. Pallbearers will be Arlo Dockter, Reid
Hill, Larry Hill, Dick Conklin, Bradley Carlson, and Roger Hacanson. Honorary pallbearers will be all
relatives, neighbors and friends.
Thompson Funeral Home of Garrison is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Johnson was born June
27, 1906, to W. A. and Lola (Paist) Johnson at Irwin, Iowa. He moved with his parents to Blackwater
Township, McLean County in the fall of 1908.
H attended grade school in Blackwater and high school in Garrison. He married Grace L. Carlson
at Washburn July 12, 1929, and they resided in Blacwater Township until the
fall of 1933 when they moved to a farm in Platt Township. They farmed in both townships until 1981
when they retired. He served as a director on
the Platt School Board, as a director on the Farmers Union Oil Company board
and had served as a director and President of the McLean County Farmers Union
Board. He was a 51 year member and
Past Master of the Garrison Masonic Lodge #90, a charter member of the Big
Ben Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and belonged to the Tyrian Chapter and
DeMolay Commandery at Minot and Kem Temple of the Shrine at Grand Forks. He was a member of Banner Methodist Church
at Emmet and was Sunday School superintendent for many years. In the 1930s, along with
farming, he worked several years at the Robinson- Wretling Machine Shop as a
welder mechanic and also worked several winters at Wretling Chevrolety during
World War II. Survivors include his wife;
one son, Lowell of Wahpeton; three grandsons; two sisters, Lois Johnson of
Garrison, Hazel Schmidt of Harvey. He was preceded in death by
his parents and one brother. More About FRANK WASHINGTON JOHNSON: Bapt/Christening: 05 May
1946 Burial: 28 Dec 1989,
Garrison Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co.,ND Census: 1920, Blackwater
Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 6A, #35 Death Cause: 25 Dec 1989,
Heart Disease Occupation: Farmer Religion: Methodist Notes for GRACE LOUISE CARLSON: Grace L. Johnson Obituary -
McLean County Independent The funeral for Grace L.
Johnson, 90, of Garrison was Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1998, at St. Paul Church in
Garrison. Burial will be in the
Garrison City Cemetery. She died
Friday, Nov. 13, 1998, at St. Alexius Hospital in Bismarck. She was born on January 19,
1908, to August and Bertha (Gustafson) Carlson in rural Douglas. She was educated in Platt Township schools
and graduated from Garrison High School in 1926. After a summer teaching course, she taught for three years in
rural McLean County schools. In 1929, she was united in
marriage to Frank W. Johnson at Washburn.
They resided on farms in McLean County before establishing their own
farm northwest of Garrison in 1945. They farmed until Frank
retired in 1981, and continued to live on the Home place. During their retirement years they
traveled to all 50 states. Frank died
in 1989 and Grace moved to Garrison in 1992. She was a member of Banner
Methodist Church in Emmet. She was
and active member of the Friendly Homemakers Club and the Eastern Star. After moving to Garrison she attended the
Garrison Bible Church. She was also a
charter member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Garrison. She was well known for her
handwork, especially Hardanger, of which many pieces were given to friends
and relatives. She is survived by one son,
Lowell Johnson and his wife Bonnie of Wahpeton; three grandsons, David
Johnson and his wife Dawn of St. Cloud, Minn., Scott Johnson and his wife
Dana of Plymouth, Minn., and Mark of Fargo; two great-grandchildren, Blake
and Tyesha of St. Cloud; two sisters, Ruth Johnson of Garrison and Bernice
Hacanson of Ryder; three brothers, August Carlson of Garrison, Carl Carlson
of Ryder and Arnold Carlson of Garrison; and many nieces and nephews. More About GRACE LOUISE CARLSON: Burial: 17 Nov 1998,
Garrison City Cemetery, Garrison, McLean Co., ND Census: 1930, Dist. 5,
Blackwater Twp., McLean Co., ND, Pg. 3B, #49 Social Security Number:
502-50-3120, Issued ND 16. NICHOLAS KEFFER8 JOHNSON (WASHINGTON ABRAHAM7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 28 Apr 1876 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA,
and died 25 Mar 1950 in Denison, Crawford Co., IA. He married LILLIE ANN BAKER 24 Jun 1913 in Denison, Crawford Co., IA,
daughter of G. BAKER and ELLA BALLOU. She was
born 17 Mar 1880 in Vail, Crawford Co., IA, and died 31 Oct 1972 in Dow City,
Crawford Co., IA. Notes for NICHOLAS KEFFER JOHNSON: Material taken from the
Manilla Iowa Centennial Boo, 1886-1986, pg. 239-40. N.K. Johnson (Keff) was born April 28, 1876, and raised on a
farm in Shelby County, near Kirkman. His father and mother were Washington Abraham and Mary (Polly)
Smith Johnson. They came to Iowa at
the beginning of the Civil War. Although
they were raised in Tennessee and North Carolina, they did not sympathize
with the southern leaders and decided to go north. They had to travel mostly at night, so they would not be found
and made to go back. They settled on
a farm near Kirkman, and lived their many years before retiring in Kirkman
where they both died. Mary was 87
years and Washington was 92 (actually 97) at the time of thier deaths. They were the parents of 11 children: Nancy; Maggie: Laura; Mildred, who die din
childhood; John; Will; Wash; Ulp; Lytle; Keff; and Frank. Keff was next to the youngest of the family. When still a
young man, he came to the Manilla area and began working on a farm for Will
Thompson. He worked for several
farmers in that area as a farm hand.
It was by attending neighborhood parties and attending the Pleasant
Hill Methodist Church that he became acquainted with and later married Lillie
Baker. They were married at the Methodist Parsonage in Denison on
June 24, 190, by Rev. Miller. Later that summer, Keff had two serious operations. He had been injured earlier, when he and a
brother were breaking horses. After a
long recuperation, they purchased a confectionery in Manilla. While they operated it they lived in the
rooms above it. After that, they
moved to a farm north of Manilla, that was owned by Lillie's father. Homer
Baker. While living there, they
became the parents of a daughter, Eva, born June 13, 1907. Three years later, they purchased an 80
acre farm. Keff added some building
to the farm, where he raised some hogs and Hereford cattle. Lillie had flock of rosecombed White
Wyandote chickens. She sold roosters
for breeding and also hatching eggs, besides selling young chickens in the
fall, she also sold eggs a the store each week. One or two 30-dozen cases of eggs would be taken in and a
credit slip was made according to the egg price. The credit was used along with a weekly cream check to pay for
clothes and other supplies needed. It
also helped pay the hired man. Eva graduated in 1926 from Manilla High School with a 1st
grade teaching certificate. She
taught school until marrying Glenn McCutcheon, in 1934. The Easter Tornado of 1913 did considerable dame to their
farm buildings. In 1918, Keff and Lillie became the parents of a son, who
died soon after birth. In 1939, they sold their farm to Everett and Dorothy Quick. Lillie's father, Keff and Lillie bought a 200 acre farm near
Dow City, They lived there for four
years, but due to Keff's failing health, they rented it out and moved into
Denison. Homer (Lillie's father)
lived with them until he passed away in 1949. Keff passed away on March 25, 1950, at 74 years of age. Lillie continued to live in her home until
she became ill in 1966, and then lived with her daughter and husband, Eva ad
Glenn McCutcheon. Lillie passed away
October 30, 1972. More About NICHOLAS KEFFER JOHNSON: Burial: Mar 1950,
Nishnabotna Cemetery, Manilla, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1900, Douglas
Twp., Shelby Co., IA, Pg. 1, #2 Census 3: 1920, Nishnabotny,
Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 15A, #366 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 19,
Nishnabotny, Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 1B, #14 Occupation: Farmer Religion: Methodist Notes for LILLIE ANN BAKER: Obituary for Lillie Baker
Johnson - 1972 Mrs. Lillie Ann Johnson, daughter of Homer and Ella (Ballau)
Bakers, was born Mary 17, 1880 , near Vail, and died Tuesday, October 31,
1972, at the age of 92 years 7 monts and 14 days. Mrs. Johnson was born and raised on a farm and attended rural
schools and high school in manila, She joined the United Methodist Church in
manilla and later transferred to Dow City, and ramined a faithful member
throughout her life. She was united in marriage to N. Keff Johnson from Kirkman,
on June 24, 1903, at the methodist parsonage in Denison. In 1940, they moved to a farm south of Dow
City. After four years they retired
to Denison because of Mr. Johnson's health and in 1950 he passed away. Mrs. Johnson resided in Denison until
1967. Her health failing, she made
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn McCutcheon. To this union one daugher and one son were born. She is survived by her daugher, Mrs. Glenn McCutcheon of Dow
city, four grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, several nieces and
nephews and other relatives and many friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Keff and
infant son. Funeral services were
held a the United Methodist Church in Dow City, on Friday, November 3, 1972 at
1:30 p.m. with the Rev. C.M. Morrison
officiating. Internment was made in Nichnabotna Cemetery at Manilla with
the following pallbearers: Bryce
Bremser, Alvin Greenwood, Walter Johnson, Donald Laubscher, Arlo North, and
Jay Wight. Huebner Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements. More About LILLIE ANN BAKER: Burial: 03 Nov 1972,
Nishnabotna Cemetery, Manilla, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1930, Dist. 19,
Nishnabotny, Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 1B, #14 Census 2: 1920, Nishnabotny,
Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 15A, #366 Religion: Methodist Children of NICHOLAS JOHNSON and LILLIE BAKER are: i. EVA GRACE9 JOHNSON, b. 13 Jun 1907, Manilla,
Crawford Co., IA; d. 02 Dec 1984, Denison, Crawford Co., IA; m. GLENN ELWIN MCCUTCHEON, 01 May 1934; b. 09 Aug 1902,
Manilla, Crawford Co., IA; d. 27 Feb 1980, Dow City, Crawford Co., Iowa. More About EVA GRACE JOHNSON: Burial: Dec 1984,
Nishnabotna Cemetery, Manilla, Shelby Co., IA Census 1: 1930, Dist. 19,
Nishnabotny, Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 1B, #14 Census 2: 1920, Nishnabotny,
Crawford Co., IA, Pg. 15A, #366 Occupation: Teacher Religion: Methodist More About GLENN ELWIN MCCUTCHEON: Burial: Feb 1980 Social Security Number:
184-42-3604 IA ii. GALEN JOHNSON, b. 22 Sep 1918, Manilla, Crawford Co., IA; d. 1918, Manilla,
Crawford Co., IA. 17. NICHOLAS W.8 WALKER (MARTHA A.7
JOHNSON, MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 10 Jan 1855 in Hampton, Carter Co., TN,
and died Abt. 28 Apr 1938 in Tulare, Spink Co., SD. He married LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON 11 Aug 1886 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA, daughter
of WASHINGTON JOHNSON and MARY SMITH.
She was born 01 Dec 1865 in Kirkman, Shelby Co., IA, and died 07 Nov
1927 in Tulare, Spink Co.,SD. More About NICHOLAS W. WALKER: Name 2: Nicholas Walker Date born 2: 1858, TN Burial: Apr 1938, Tulare,
Spink Co., SD Census 1: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 87, #588 Census 2: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Census 3: 1930, Dist. 20,
Garfield Twp., Spink Co., SD, Pg. 1A, #9 Notes for LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON: LAURA M. WALKER N. W. 21 28
11 AUG 1886 ? CARTER W. A. JOHNSON & MARY SMITH GRANVILLE WALKER &
MARTHA JOHNSON lived in Summitt, SD then
moved to Tulare, SD. More About LAURA MAYFIELD JOHNSON: Burial: Nov 1927, Garfield
Cemetery, Spink Co., SD Census 1: 1880, Douglas,
Shelby Co., IA, Pg 135A, #131 Census 2: 1870, Jackson
Twp., Hardin Co., IA, pg 29, #1 Census 3: 1910, Tulare Twp.,
Spink Co., SD, Pg. 5B, #95 Children are listed above
under (12) Laura Mayfield Johnson. 18. NANCY JANE ALICE8 JOHNSON (NICHOLAS MOSES7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 14 Nov 1854 in Carter Co., TN, and died
04 Sep 1936 in Carter Co., TN. She
married (1) JAMES LAWSON GOODWIN 22 Apr 1874 in Carter Co., TN, son of MELVIN GOODWIN and NANCY BRADLEY. He was born 05 Oct 1844 in Carter Co., TN, and died 13 Feb 1891
in Carter Co., TN. She married (2) MELVIN D. GOODWIN II Aft. 1891 in Carter Co.,
TN, son of MELVIN GOODWIN and NANCY BRADLEY. He was
born 29 Feb 1856 in Carter Co., TN, and died 23 Jun 1909 in Bluff City,
Sullivan Co., TN. Notes for NANCY JANE ALICE JOHNSON: GOODWIN, Alice "Elizabethton
Star," Friday, September 4, 1936 MRS. ALICE GOODWIN Mrs. Alice Goodwin, 82, widow of late J. L. Goodwin died at
her home near Cardens Bluff Friday morning at 9 o'clock after a prolonged
illness. She was a member of the Union Baptist Church at Cardens Bluff
for 60 years. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. E. E. Hazelwood, Mrs. Esebell
Carden, Mrs. Clayton Morten, Mrs. Loss Campbell, all of Hampton, Tenn. Cleve Goodwin, Hampton, Tenn., Melvin Goodwin, Kankakee, Ill,
Irvin Goodwin, Kankakee, Ill, Nick Goodwin, Seattle, Washington, Joe Goodwin,
Elbert Goodwin, Atlanta, Ga. One brother, D. O. Johnson,
Hampton, Tenn. She has a hundred grandchildren, 60 great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later pending arrival
of relatives. Active pallbearers are Willard Rainbow, Carmon Morten, Hass
Ingerton, George Oliver, Ray Wilson, Bruce Pierce, Charlie Blevins and
Charlie Peters. Flower bearers will be selected from the grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers are Bob Smith, John Smith, Fate Goodwin,
Grant Carden, Elige Peters, Ben Peters, Mack Montgomery, Melve D. Campbell,
John Campbell, George Wilson, Manard Campbell, Morte Campbell, Lovie Carden,
Dr. W. G. Frost, Dr. E. L. Caudill. GOODWIN, Alice "Elizabethton
Star," Sunday, September 6, 1936 MRS. ALICE GOODWIN Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Goodwin will be held today at
3 p.m. at the Goodwin Cemetery. Mrs. Goodwin, 82, died at her home near Cardens Bluff Friday
morning after a prolonged illness. Rev. Phil Shepherd and Rev. Joe Potter will be in charge of
the services. More About NANCY JANE ALICE JOHNSON: Burial: Sep 1936, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #585 Census 3: 1870, Hampton PO,
Dist. #3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #5 Census 4: 1900, Dist 1, Carter
Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Census 5: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #169 Census 6: 1920, Dist. #1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2A, #30 Census 7: 1930, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #225 More About JAMES LAWSON GOODWIN: Burial: Feb 1891, Goodwin Cemetery,
Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1850, District 18,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 159, #3 Census 3: 1860, Duggers
Ferry, Div. 2, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 91, #621 Census 4: 1870, Duggers
Ferry, Dist. 1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #6 More About MELVIN D. GOODWIN II: Census 1: 1860, Duggers
Ferry, Div. 2, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 92, #621 Census 2: 1870, Duggers
Ferry, Dist. 1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #6 Census 3: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #46 Children of NANCY JOHNSON and JAMES GOODWIN are: i. VIRGINIA ISABELLA9 GOODWIN, b. 02 Apr 1872, TN; d. 09
May 1951, Carter Co., TN; m. ANCEL GRANT CARDEN, Abt. 1887, Carter Co., TN; b. Oct 1863, Carden's Bluff, Carter
Co., TN; d. 27 Oct 1938, Carden's Bluff, Carter Co., TN. More About VIRGINIA ISABELLA GOODWIN: Burial: May 1951, Carden
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #9 Census 3: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #168 Census 4: 1920, 1st Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #259 Census 5: 1930, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #227 Notes for ANCEL GRANT CARDEN: CARDEN, Grant "Elizabethton
Star," Thursday, October 27, 1938 GRANT CARDEN DIES AT HOME Grant Carden, 75, died at his home at Carden's Bluff early
this morning after a long illness. He was a native of Carter county and a member of the Carden's
Bluff Baptist Church. Funeral services will be conducted from that church Friday
afternoon at two o'clock, with the Rev. F. Potter in charge, assisted by the
Rev. Shephard. Burial will be in the family cemetery. Mr. Carden is survived by his wife, Mrs. Isabel Carden; four
daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Clarke, Mrs. Minnie Street, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Miss
Marie Carden; five sons, Luther, Loy, Lovie, Lamey and Lottie Carden, all of
Hampton; four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Peters of Siam, Mrs. Carrie Lewis of
Hampton, Miss Rhoda Carden of Hampton and Mrs. Susan Overhuls of Arizona. Active pallbearers will be Ray Wilson, Bruce Pierce, Oris
Goodwin, A. B. Pierce, Robert Pierce, G. C. Campbell. Flowerbearers[sic] will be selected from among friends. More About ANCEL GRANT CARDEN: Burial: 28 Oct 1938, Carden
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #168 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #9 Census 3: 1920, 1st Civil
District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #258 Census 4: 1930, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #41 ii. CELIA AMANDA GOODWIN, b. Jan 1874, TN; d. Feb 1948, Carter Co., TN; m. EDWARD E. HAZELWOOD, 11 Feb 1894, TN; b. 07 Sep
1873, TN; d. 11 Oct 1934, Carter Co., TN. Notes for CELIA AMANDA GOODWIN: HAZLEWOOD, Celia A. "Elizabethton
Star," Tuesday, February 3, 1948 MRS. CELIA A. HAZLEWOOD Mrs. Celia Amanda Hazlewood (Aunt Mandy), 74, died at her
home, Route 2, Hampton, Tuesday morning at 1:30 after a short illness. Mrs. Hazlewood was a member of the Union Baptist Church. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. John Miller, Route 2,
Hampton; four grandchildren, Mrs. [?]Peer Lane, Hampton, Mrs. Christine
Clark, Route 2, Roan Mountain, Edgar Miller, Route 4, Elizabethton, Charles
Hazlewood, Route 2, Roan Mountain; seven great-grandchildren; six brothers,
Irvin Goodwin, Peotone, Ill., Melvin Goodwin, Pomona, California, Elbert
Goodwin, Atlanta, Ga., S. N. Goodwin, Seattle, Washington, Joseph Goodwin,
Seattle, Washington, Cleve Goodwin, Hampton; three sisters, Mrs. Elsie
Campbell, Mrs. Rhoda Morton, Mrs. Isabell Cardin, Hampton. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30
from the Union Baptist Church with the Rev. W. W. War, the Rev. Charlie
Campbell and the Rev. George Westmoreland officiating. Music will be under the direction of the
church choir. Burial will be in the
Goodwin Cemetery. Active pallbearers
will be the nephews. Flower bearers
will be the nieces. The body will be returned to the home Tuesday afternoon at
4:00 o'clock and will remain there until 1:30 Thursday, when it will be taken
to the church to lie in state one hour before time for the services. Roy Hathaway Funeral Home is in charge. More About CELIA AMANDA GOODWIN: Burial: Feb 1948, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1, Carter
Co., TN, Pg. 1, #7 Census 3: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13B, #266 Notes for EDWARD E. HAZELWOOD: HAZELWOOD, E. E. "Elizabethton
Star," Friday, October 12, 1934 REV. HAZLEWOOD[sic] DIES
THURSDAY NIGHT AT HOME The Rev. E. E. Hazelwood[sic], 61, well known Baptist
minister, died at his home at Hampton last night, following an illness of
several weeks. The deceased was one of the most highly respected and beloved
ministers in this entire section and has the distinction of preaching, in
almost every church of the Watauga Baptist association, which comprises
Johnson and Carter counties. At the
time of his death, he was pastor of the Union Baptist Church at Carden's
Bluff, having accepted the pastorate on May 11, 1913. Ordained a minister in 1906, at Hampton by
the Rev. W. J. Potter, assisted by the Rev. John Rainbolt and the Rev. Sam C.
Deloach, he has served as pastor at Milligan, Limestone Cove, Little
Mountain, Hunter, Winner, Carter, Stoney Creek, Harmony Baptist Church,
Poplar Grove, Caldwell Baptist Church, Siam, Gap Creek, Fish Springs,
Dungan's Chapel and at Hampton. In
his ministerial work, he has held numerous revivals and baptized more than
2,000 converts. Following out the command of the Master, he has loved his
fellowmen as himself and led a life of service, going throughout the
mountainous section, helping those, not only in spiritual need, but
physically as well. Dark, stormy
weather meant nothing to him and many times at night he has traveled miles
through rain and cold to help those in need.
He served as preacher and teacher to many. The Rev. Hazelwood was born on September 7, 1873. On Feb. 11, 1894 he was married to Miss
Celia M. Goodwin, four children being born to this union, two daughters and
two sons. His Christian life began
very early, having professed faith in Christ in 1888 uniting with the Hampton
Baptist Church one year later. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. E. E. Hazelwood; one
daughter, Mrs. John Miller; four grandchildren, Dovie Pearl Miller, Edgar
Miller, Mary Christine Hazelwood, Charles Hazelwood; one brother, George
Hazelwood, all of Hampton. Funeral services will be conducted from the Union Baptist
Church at Carden's Bluff Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. C. L. Bowden,
the Rev. Clay Wilson and Judge W. R. Allen officiating. Interment will be made in the Morton
Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Henry Guinn, Donce Street, James B.
Deal, Percy Campbell, Bob Campbell, Bruce Pierce, Roy Wilson and Will Sams. The Roy Hathaway Funeral Home is directing the funeral
arrangements. More About EDWARD E. HAZELWOOD: Burial: Oct 1934, Morton
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13B, #266 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #7 iii. MARY ANN "MOLLY" GOODWIN, b. Aug 1874, Carter Co., TN; d. 1929, Onarga, Iroquois Co., IL;
m. WILLIAM FRANKLIN MORRIS, 08 Jun 1894; b. Aug 1865, OH; d. Bef. 1920. More About MARY ANN "MOLLY" GOODWIN: Burial: 1929, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1920, Onarga,
Iroquois Co., IL, Pg. 6A, #170 More About WILLIAM FRANKLIN MORRIS: Burial: Goodwin Cemetery,
Carter Co., TN iv. NANCY GLADYS GOODWIN, b. 14 Nov 1876, Carter Co., TN; d. 23 Sep 1921, Carter Co., TN;
m. ANDREW MARTIN TIPPETT; b. Dec 1844, NC; d. 21 Jan 1929, Braemar, Carter Co., TN. More About NANCY GLADYS GOODWIN: Burial: Sep 1921, Tippett
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Census 3: 1920, Dist. #1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2A, #31 Notes for ANDREW MARTIN TIPPETT: “Elizabethton Star,”
Wednesday, January 23, 1929 A M. TIPPETT A.M. Tippett, aged 81, died
at his home in Braemar Monday night at 9 o’clock. Funeral services were held at the residence of D. O. Johnson in
Braemar this afternoon at 3 o’clock, the Rev. E. E. Hazlewood, officiating. Interment took place in the
family cemetery. The deceased is survived by
three sons, Henry, of Braemar; Will of Knoxville; Ben, of Kentucky; two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, of Braemar, and Mrs. Prish Sturgan, of
Knoxville. Curtis-North Funeral Home directed the funeral. A.M. Triplett, born: Dec 1849 in North Carolina, widower,
parents: W. Triplett (NC) and mother not stated, death cause: "mitral
lesion", informant Henry Triplett (Bramer), died: 21 Jan 1929, record
(1929): 261. More About ANDREW MARTIN TIPPETT: Burial: 23 Jan 1929, Tippett
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census: 1920, Dist. #1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2A, #31 v. RODERICK RANDOM BUTLER GOODWIN, b. 1878, TN. More About RODERICK RANDOM BUTLER GOODWIN: Census: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 vi. JAMES LAWSON GOODWIN, b. Abt. Sep 1879, Carter Co., TN; d. 05 Jun 1931, Johnson Co.,
TN; m. MARTHA ETHEL LOWE, 16 Dec 1908; b. Abt. 1889, TN; d. 09 May 1968, Abingdon,
Washington Co., VA. Notes for JAMES LAWSON GOODWIN: GOODWIN, J. L. "Elizabethton
Star," Friday, June 5, 1931 Mountain City Youth Shoots
Father To Death Killing Occurs After Father
Threatens Son - J. L. Goodwin Believed Insane Threatens Family John A. Goodwin, 18, shot and almost instantly killed his
father, J. L. Goodwin, 63, at their farm home two miles west of Mountain City
at 8 o'clock this morning. He gave
himself up to the sheriff and was released under bond on a technical charge
of murder. The mother of the youth declared the boy killed his father in
self-defense, after the father had threatened to kill the entire family. Witnesses state they believed the man had
suddenly gone insane. "He followed me to the wood shed this morning just after
8 o'clock with an axe," declared the mother," and threatened to
kill me. I begged with him to desist
from such an impulse, believing his mind was gone. He still persisted in killing the family and said that he would
kill John A. first. "He then went toward the house where John (rest of
sentence illegible) The son is said by Sheriff Madron of Johnson County to have shot
his father with a .32 caliber pistol.
The bullet entered his side just above the waistline and came out to
the skin on the other side of his body, and died almost instantly. John A. then went to a telephone and called for Sheriff Karl
Madron, stating what had happened. He
was brought to Mountain City and immediately placed under bond until a
further investigation of the killing could me made. The family are prominent in Johnson County having been
residents here for many years. Mrs.
Goodwin is a daughter of John A. Lowe, assistant postmaster at Mountain City. It is believed that Goodwin has been unbalanced mentally for
some time and the climax came this morning in his made desire to kill his
family. He is survived by his widow and six children. He will be buried in the Phillips[sic]
cemetery at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. More About JAMES LAWSON GOODWIN: Date born 2: 04 Mar 1881, TN Burial: Jun 1931, Phillipi
Cemetery, Johnson Co., TN Census 1: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #169 Census 2: 1880, Elk Creek,
Dist. #1, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5, #45 Notes for MARTHA ETHEL LOWE: GOODWIN, Martha Ethel "The Tomahawk,"
Wednesday, May 15, 1968 Martha Ethel Goodwin, age 79 of Mountain City, Route 1, died
in Johnston Memorial Hospital, Abingdon, Va., Thursday at 9:00 P.M. after a
short illness. She was a native of
Johnson County and the daughter of the late John A. and Loretta Wills
Lowe. She was a member of the First
Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons, John A. Goodwin, Knoxville; James
Goodwin, Maryville; Bradley Goodwin, Gig Harbor, Wash.; and Paul Goodwin,
Fort Lyons, Colo.; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Cress, Mountain City and Lucia
Goodwin, Knoxville; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Jenkins, Mountain City and Mrs.
Gertie Fritts, Mountain City. 18
grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were conducted from the Lewis Gentry Funeral
Home Chapel at 4:00 P.M. Sunday with the Rev. Thomas Worley and Rev. S.L.
Spangler officiating. Burial was in
the Phillippi Cemetery. Pall-bearers[sic] were friends and neighbors. Flower-bearers[sic] were ladies of the church and neighbors. Lewis Gentry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. GOODWIN, Martha Ethel "The Tomahawk,"
Wednesday, May 22, 1968 Cards Of Thanks I wish to thank the many friends, neighbors, relatives and
others who were so kind to my late sister, Ethel Goodwin, and myself while we
were patients at Johnston Memorial Hospital at Abingdon, Virginia. The cards, visits, well wishers and concern from all are
greatly appreciated by both families and will not be forgotten. Mrs. N.A. Jenkins GOODWIN, Martha Ethel "The Tomahawk,"
Wednesday, May 22, 1968 MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION It is during times of trouble and despair when friends are
needed. It is also then when true
friendship and good neighborliness shows its truest form. This was proven in recent days in various ways, by so many
from far and near. Words cannot
adequately express our gratitude. We sincerely thank each and every one for the food, beautiful
flowers and other tangible things.
Most of all we appreciate the sympathetic understanding during this
period of emotions, great loss and sorrow. For all the acts of kindness, so evidently shown through her
illness and death, we are eternally grateful. The Family of Mrs. Ethel Goodwin, Children, Grandchildren and
Sisters vii. RHODA LUCINDA GOODWIN, b. Sep 1881, Carter Co., TN; d. 1963, Washington Co., TN; m.
(1) CHARLES JUSTICE, 07 Nov 1897, Carter Co., TN; b. Sep 1879, TN; d. Bef. 1904; m.
(2) WILLIAM CLAYTON MORTON, 24 Dec 1904; b. 12 Jul 1879, TN; d. 06 Nov 1938. More About RHODA LUCINDA GOODWIN: Burial: 1963, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1920, Dist. #1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2A, #26 Census 2: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5B, #92 Census 3: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 10A, #180 Census 4: 1930, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #231 More About CHARLES JUSTICE: Census: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5B, #92 More About WILLIAM CLAYTON MORTON: Burial: Nov 1938, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1920, Dist. #1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2A, #26 Census 2: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 10A, #180 Census 3: 1930, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12B, #231 viii. SAMUEL NICHOLAS GOODWIN, b. 10 Apr 1883; d. 01 Jul 1975; m. CHARLOTTE GOODWIN. ix. GROVER CLEVELAND GOODWIN, b. 30 Dec 1885, Carter Co., TN; d. 31 Dec 1972, Hampton, Carter
Co., TN; m. CORDIA CASEY; b. Abt. 1886, TN. More About GROVER CLEVELAND GOODWIN: Burial: Abt. Jan 1973,
Goodwin Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #169 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Census 3: 1920, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #31 Social Security Number:
411-24-0523, Issued TN More About CORDIA CASEY: Census: 1920, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #31 x. SANFORD BROWNLOW GOODWIN, b. 01 Nov 1887, TN; d. 24 Jan 1929, Mt. Vernon, Skagit Co., WA. More About SANFORD BROWNLOW GOODWIN: Census: 1900, Dist 1, Carter
Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 xi. IRVIN KYLE GOODWIN, b. 04 Mar 1889, TN; d. 17 Mar 1968; m. KATHERINE HEPPE. More About IRVIN KYLE GOODWIN: Census: 1900, Dist 1, Carter
Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 xii. JOSEPH LEMUEL GOODWIN, b. 07 Nov 1891, TN; d. 10 Jan 1970, WA; m. ETHEL GOODWIN. More About JOSEPH LEMUEL GOODWIN: Census: 1900, Dist 1, Carter
Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Children of NANCY JOHNSON and MELVIN GOODWIN are: xiii. ELBERT C.9 GOODWIN, b. 29 Oct 1893, Carter
Co., TN; d. 13 Oct 1971. More About ELBERT C. GOODWIN: Census 1: 1910, 1st Dist.,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 9B, #169 Census 2: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 xiv. ELSIE GRACE GOODWIN, b. Jan 1896, Carden's Bluff, Carter Co., TN; d. 11 Jun 1966; m.
JAMES
LAWSON
CAMPBELL,
31 Jul 1912, Carter Co., TN; b. Abt. 1889, TN. More About ELSIE GRACE GOODWIN: Burial: Jun 1966, Goodwin
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1900, Dist 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #10 Census 2: 1930, Dist. 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 11B, #212 More About JAMES LAWSON CAMPBELL: Census 1: 1930, Dist. 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 11B, #212 Census 2: 1920, Dist. 1,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2B, #36 19. ANDREW JACKSON8 JOHNSON (NICHOLAS MOSES7,
MOSES6,
WILLIAM5,
RICHARD4,
SILVANUS3,
HENRY2,
SILVANUS1) was born 06 Oct 1855 in Carter Co., TN, and died
14 Oct 1925 in Carter Co., TN. He
married ELLEN GRINDSTAFF 01 Oct 1876 in Carter Co., TN, daughter of MICHAEL GRINDSTAFF and SARAH CHAMBERS. She was born 22 Feb 1849 in Carter Co., TN, and died 23 Dec
1926 in Carter Co., TN. More About ANDREW JACKSON JOHNSON: Burial: Oct 1925, Johnson
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1891, Dist. 11-
Male Voters, pg. 069, Carter Co., TN Census 2: 1860, 2nd
Division, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 86, #585 Census 3: 1870, Hampton PO,
Dist. #3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 1, #5 Census 4: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #4 Census 5: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #62 Census 6: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13A, #260 Census 7: 1920, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12A, #248 Death Cause: Brights Disease More About ELLEN GRINDSTAFF: Burial: Dec 1926, Johnson
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #4 Census 2: 1870, Hampton,
Dist. 3, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2, #11 Census 3: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #62 Census 4: 1910, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13A, #260 Census 5: 1920, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12A, #248 Children of ANDREW JOHNSON and ELLEN GRINDSTAFF are: i. MARY E.9 JOHNSON, b. Mar 1876, Carter Co.,
TN; d. Aft. 1938; m. JAMES LAWSON MORTON, 10 Aug 1897, Carter Co., TN; b. 16 Oct 1875, TN; d. 06 Sep
1938, Hampton, Carter Co., TN. More About MARY E. JOHNSON: Census 1: 1880, Doe River
Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg 270 A, #4 Census 2: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #63 Notes for JAMES LAWSON MORTON: MORTON, Loss “Elizabethton Star,”
Wednesday, September 7, 1938 LOSS MORTON Loss Morton, age 67, died at his home at Hampton Wednesday
morning after a prolonged illness. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mollie Morton; five daughters,
Mesdames Ida Campbell of Johnson City and Dollie Church, Lona Peters, Mary
Lunsford and Lula Leonard, all of Hampton; three sons, Roy and Oscar of
Hampton and Walter of Johnson City; three half brothers, John L. Stout and
Clate Stout of Hampton and Dave Stout of Limestone. Funeral services will be conducted from the Missionary Baptist
church at Hampton tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, with the Rev. Phillip
Shepherd and the Rev. Paul Roberts officiating. Interment will be in the family cemetery. Active pallbearers will be bob Kite, Roby Oxendine, Oscar
Johnson, George Hazelwood, Henry Greene, Sherman Jackson, Howard Hicks, Lewis
Hicks. Flowerbearers[sic]: Ruby Shepherd, Dora Williams, Melvera
Green, Mrs. Georgia Peters, Mrs. Clara Green, Hazel Jackson, Clara Potter,
Ruby Potter, Zola Johnson, Lucella Hazelwood, Mary Hazelwood, Edith Hicks and
Ora Lee Winters. More About JAMES LAWSON MORTON: Census 1: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #63 Census 2: 1880, Dist. 9, Doe
River Cove, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 2, #16 ii. SALLIE JOHNSON, b. May 1880, Carter Co., TN; d. 10 Jul 1949. Notes for SALLIE JOHNSON: JOHNSON, Sallie "Elizabethton
Star," Sunday, July 10, 1949 SALLIE JOHNSON Mrs. Sallie Jane Johnson, age 71, died at the home of her
grandson, Fred Vines of Hampton Friday after a short illness. Mrs. Johnson was a member of the Baptist
Church. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Celia Hazlewood and Mrs.
Mollie Morton of Hampton; two brothers, W. O. Johnson, Sr. of Hampton and Sam
Johnson of Johnson City; one grandson, Fred Vines of Hampton and one great
grandson of Hampton. Funeral services will be conducted from the Union Baptist
Church of Hampton Sunday afternoon at 2:30 with the Rev. Clarence Nelson and
the Rev. Charlie Campbell officiating.
Burial will be in the Johnson Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Mike Hazlewood, Edd Hazlewood,
Stanford Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Walter Morton, and Oscar Morton. Flower bearers will be friends and neighbors. The body was returned to the home of her grandson, Fred Vines,
Saturday afternoon. Roy Hathaway Funeral Home is in charge. More About SALLIE JOHNSON: Census 1: 1930, 11th Civil
Dist., Hampton, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 11A, #217 Census 2: 1900, Allentown,
11th District, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 4A, #62 Census 3: 1900, Dist. 11,
Carter Co., TN, Pg. 13A, #260 Census 4: 1920, Dist. 11,
Hampton, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 5B, #109 iii. CEILA A. JOHNSON, b. May 1884, Carter Co., TN; d. 1959, Carter Co., TN; m. GEORGE F. HAZELWOOD, 25 May 1902, Carter Co.,
TN; b. Sep 1878, TN; d. 1956, Carter Co., TN. More About CEILA A. JOHNSON: Burial: 1959, Morton
Cemetery, Carter Co., TN Census 1: 1920, Hampton,
Dist. 11, Carter Co., TN, Pg. 12A, #247 |
