Saw this on another post ans thoought it would be nice to have. BJ > > YEAR(S) REGION, AREA, CITY or STATE DISEASE > > 1657 Boston Measles > > 1687 Boston Measles > > 1690 New York Yellow Fever > > 1713 Boston Measles > > 1729 Boston Measles > > 1732-1733 Worldwide Influenza > > 1738 South Carolina Smallpox > > 1739-1740 Boston Measles > > 1747 Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina Smallpox > > 1759 North America Measles > > 1761 North America and West Indies Influenza > > 1772 North America Measles > > 1775 North America (especially in North East) Unknown > > 1775-1776 Worldwide Influenza > > 1783 Dover, Delaware (was extremely fatal) Bilious Disorder > > 1788 Philadelphia and New York Measles > > 1793 Vermont (a "putrid" fever) and Influenza > > 1793 Virginia (killed 500 in 5 counties in 4 weeks) Influenza > > 1793 Philadelphia Yellow Fever > > 1793 Harrisburg, PA (many unexplained deaths) Unknown > > 1793 Middletown, Pennsylvania (many mysterious deaths) Unknown > > 1794 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Yellow Fever > > 1796-1797 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Yellow Fever > > 1798 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (one of the worst) Yellow Fever > > 1803 New York Yellow Fever > > 1820-1823 Nationwide (started at Schuylkill River & spread) "Fever" > > 1831-1832 Nationwide (brought in by English Immigrants) Asiatic Cholera > > 1832 New York and other major cities Cholera > > 1833 Columbus, Ohio Cholera > > 1833-34 Kentucky Cholera > > 1834 New York City, New York Cholera > > 1837 Philadelphia Typhus > > 1841 Nationwide (especially severe in the South) Yellow Fever > > 1847 New Orleans Yellow Fever > > 1847-1848 Worldwide Influenza > > 1848-1849 North America Cholera > > 1849 New York Cholera > > 1850 Nationwide Yellow Fever > > 1850-1851 North America Influenza > > 1851 Coles County, Illinois, The Great Plains, and Missouri Cholera > > 1852 Nationwide (New Orleans 8,000 died that summer) Yellow Fever > > 1855 Nationwide Yellow Fever > > 1857-1859 Worldwide (one of the largest epidemics) Influenza > > 1860-1861 Pennsylvania Smallpox > > 1865-1873 Philadelphia, New York, Boston, New Orleans, Baltimore, Memphis, > > Washington D.C > > A series of recurring epidemics of: > > Smallpox, Cholera, Typhus, > > Typhoid, Scarlet Fever, > > Yellow Fever, and Influenza > > 1873-1875 North America & Europe Influenza > > 1878 New Orleans (last great epidemic) Yellow Fever > > 1885 Plymouth, Pennsylvania Typhoid > > 1886 Jacksonville, Florida Yellow Fever > > 1918 Worldwide (high point year) more people were hospitalized in WWI from > > this epidemic than wounds. US Army training camps became death camps, with > > 80% death rate in some camps. Influenza or Spanish Flu > > > > > > Sometimes, if you can look through your family tree > > > and note that a lot of people (especially children and > > > the elderly) died in the same year within a short time > > > of each other, and the year is listed as one for an > > > epidemic, they may have died from the epidemic. > > > > > > V.... > > > > > > Year Ailment Place Extra info > > > 1350Bubonic plagueWW* > > > 1499Bubonic plagueUKLondon > > > 1507"Fever"UK*1507-51 > > > 1551InfluenzaUK > > > 1555FamineUKRains brought famine & weakness > > > 1556Bubonic plagueUK*1556-63 Extreme > > > 1578Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1586Bubonic plagueUK*Chesterfield. Harvest failed > > > 1591Acute distressUK > > > 1593Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1596FamineUK*Harvests failed & epidemics > > > 1603Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1612Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1617SmallpoxUS*Native Indians > > > 1623Bad yearsUK2 years > > > 1625Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1626Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1630Very bad yearUKMany died > > > 1631Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1633SmallpoxUS*Native Indians > > > 1636Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1637Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1647Yellow FeverWest Indies > > > 1648SmallpoxUS > > > 1648Whooping coughUS > > > 1654Bubonic plagueUK > > > 1657MeaslesUSBoston > > > 1662SmallpoxUSNY > > > 1665Bubonic plagueUKExtreme > > > 1666Bubonic plagueUKEyam > > > 1668Yellow FeverUSNY > > > 1677SmallpoxUS*Boston > > > 1687MeaslesUSBoston > > > 1690Yellow FeverUSNY > > > 1699Yellow FeverUSSC > > > > > > 1702Yellow FeverUS*NY > > > 1702Scarlet FeverUSBoston > > > 1706Yellow FeverUSSC > > > 1713MeaslesUSBoston > > > 1721SmallpoxUSBoston > > > 1723InfluenzaWW > > > 1723FamineUK*7 years poor harvests & epidemics > > > 1728Yellow FeverUSSC > > > 1729MeaslesUSBoston > > > 1732Yellow FeverUSSC > > > 1732InfluenzaWW* > > > 1735Diphtheria/scarlet feverUS*4 yrs -New England > > > 1738SmallpoxUSS.Carolina > > > 1739MeaslesUS*Boston > > > 1743Yellow FeverUS*NY > > > 1747MeaslesUSCT, NY, PA, SC > > > 1759MeaslesUSNorth America > > > 1761InfluenzaUS& West Indies > > > 1763SmallpoxUS*Boston > > > 1772MeaslesUS > > > 1775InfluenzaWW* > > > 1783Bilious disorderUSFatal > > > 1788MeaslesUSPA, NY > > > 1789InfluenzaUS > > > 1792Yellow FeverUS*7 yrs > > > 1793UnknownUSPA > > > 1793InfluenzaUSVermont, Virginia > > > > > > 1802SmallpoxUSNebraska > > > 1803Yellow FeverUSNY > > > 1820"Fever"US* > > > 1826CholeraWW*1826-37 > > > 1826Dengue FeverUS* and West Indies > > > 1829MalariaUS* > > > 1831CholeraUKStarted WW 1826 > > > 1831CholeraUS* > > > 1832InfluenzaUS > > > 1833CholeraUSOhio > > > 1834CholeraUSNY > > > 1837TyphusUSPA > > > 1837SmallpoxUSIndians > > > 1841Yellow FeverUS > > > 1847MeaslesUSIndians > > > 1847Yellow FeverUSNO > > > 1847InfluenzaWW* > > > 1848CholeraWW* > > > 1850Yellow FeverUS > > > 1850InfluenzaUS* > > > 1850Dengue FeverUS* > > > 1851CholeraUSIL > > > 1852Yellow FeverUSNO > > > 1853CholeraBirmingham?This came from a UK report with the ? > > > 1855Yellow FeverUS > > > 1857InfluenzaWW* > > > 1860SmallpoxUS*Pennsylvania > > > 1861EpidemicsUS*Civil war numerous infectious diseases > > > 1865SmallpoxUS* > > > 1865CholeraUS > > > 1865TyphusUS* > > > 1868SmallpoxUS*7 yrs > > > 1873InfluenzaUK*N. America & Europe > > > 1873CholeraUS > > > 1878Yellow FeverUSNO > > > 1885TyphoidUSPA > > > 1886Yellow FeverUSFL > > > 1889InfluenzaWW* > > > 1893PolioUS1st known outbreak > > > > > > 1900PlagueUS* > > > 1901SmallpoxUS* > > > 1907PolioUS*9 yrs. > > > 1917SpanishInfluenzaWWIWorst ever > > > 1931PolioUS > > > 1942PolioUS11 yrs > > > 1950'sPolio > > > > > > > >* - means the epidemic is spread over more than one year. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== NYC-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > NYC-ROOTS list website - > http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/NYC-ROOTS.htm >

Need info on one ARTHUR LEROY JOHNSON aka LEROY JOHNSON aka ROY JOHNSON Born about 1912 or 13 known to have resided in McAlester Oklahoma and Okla City, Ok area in the 30's and 40's married DOROTHY MAY ROBERTSON 1931 divorced 1933 unknown if living or deceased I think he had sisters named ANNA and LENA unknown if they were 1/2 sisters mothers name was ANNA CRAFT or KRAFT fathers name unknown about all can tell you about my father is this His full name is Arthur LeRoy Johnson, According to the marriage license he was 21 yrs' old in 1931 if this is accurate he would have been born in 1910 (but on my birth certificate in 1932 it shows he was 20 yrs' old so I would say he was probably born in 1912) but I know for sure my mother lied about her age because it says she was 18 yrs' old in 1931 when in fact she was only 14 1/2 yrs' old But she says he was 4 or 5 years older than her so maybe he didn't have to lie about his age. When they met in McAlester Oklahoma (Pittsburg Co.) in 1930-31 he was living with his mother who had divorced his dad and had remarried a Henry Craft/ Kraft. I think his dad and two older sisters were living in Okla. City,OKla at this time. His Dad's name might possibly have been Ira and he remarried a woman whose name might have been Ezra This is what my mother thinks but she isn't sure. His Sisters names were Lena and Anna Johnson (Again I think) he also had an older Brother who was named Jack who died before he met my mother and I was supposedly named after him. I may have over looked them in the 1920 census but then again they may have moved to Oklahoma after the 1920 census. I have both the marriage license and the divorce papers but there is nothing of any value on them except that he signed the marriage app. as LeRoy Johnson which leads me to believe he may have used his middle name as a first name. they were married in OK City, OK on 10/13/1931 and divorced on Aug 27 1934 in Pittsburg Co. Okla. As you can see I don't have much to go on but if you can help I would be forever grateful. I hope you can make heads from tails of this but if there's any questions I will answer what I can. Email response to jjoh902584@aol.com

I have found a Johnson family in the 1870 Ohio (Ashland Co) Perryville-Green Township census. Hope this helps someone: Johnson, John F(L) Physician 35y Mary A Keeping house 33 Flora 11 Thomas 10 Della 6 Carrie 1 Jane Schumar@ptd.net --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.217 / Virus Database: 102 - Release Date: 12/1/00

Seeking the families of James or Matthew Law of Hardin Co., OH purchased land there in 1837, 1846 respectively. Trying to find their connection to Sarah Law Johnson of Union and Perry Co.,Ohio she was born abt. 1805 PA died aft 1880 census. Jeannet

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 29 June 1860, PO Bordentown, Mansfield Twp. p. 647 647 1 159 167 GILBERT Jessie 38 m w laborer NJ 647 2 159 167 GILBERT Emma 28 f w NJ 647 3 159 167 GILBERT Joseph 8 m w NJ 647 4 159 167 GILBERT Theodosia 6 f w NJ 647 5 159 167 GILBERT Jessie 4 m w NJ 647 6 159 167 GILBERT Amey 2 f w NJ 647 7 159 167 GILBERT Amos 6/12 m w NJ 647 8 160 168 BONNELL Edward 62 m w farmer NJ 647 9 160 168 BONNELL Elizabeth 53 f w NJ 647 10 160 168 BONNELL Anna 17 f w NJ 647 11 160 168 BONNELL Walter 15 m w NJ 647 12 160 168 BONNELL Embley 13 f w NJ 647 13 160 168 BONNELL Franklin 10 m w NJ 647 14 160 168 JULEE Ellen 45 f w Ireland 647 15 160 168 DAY Thomas 35 m w Ireland 647 16 161 169 SMIZER Venius 48 m w Germany 647 17 161 169 SMIZER Eleaser 26 m w Germany 647 18 161 169 SMIZER Eleasar 17 m w Germany 647 19 161 169 SMIZER William 8 m w Germany 647 20 161 169 SMIZER Charles 3 m w NJ 647 21 161 169 SMIZER Mary 3/12 f w NJ 647 22 162 170 SANDERS Ann 45 f w NJ 647 23 162 170 SANDERS Emma 14 f w NJ 647 24 162 170 SANDERS Emley 21 f w tailoress NJ 647 25 163 171 JOHNSON Samuel 45 m w merchant NJ 647 26 163 171 JOHNSON Hannah 42 f w NJ 647 27 163 171 JOHNSON Francis 18 m w NJ 647 28 163 171 JOHNSON Edith 12 f w NJ 647 29 163 171 HOLLOWAY Merriman 45 f w NJ 647 30 163 171 RUBIN Elizabeth 25 f w NJ 647 31 163 171 FRAZER Thomas 46 m w NJ 647 32 164 172 FRAZER Nathan 47 m w merchant NJ 647 33 164 172 FRAZER Mary 43 f w NJ 647 34 164 172 FRAZER Louis 20 m w NJ 647 35 164 172 FRAZER Nathan 14 m w NJ 647 36 164 172 FRAZER Edward 11 m w NJ 647 37 164 172 FRAZER Caroline 10 f w NJ 647 38 164 172 FRAZER Travis 7 m w NJ 647 39 164 172 FRAZER Mary 4 f w NJ 647 40 164 172 JOHNSON Adaline 24 f w NJ

The New York Marble Cemetery is seeking descendants of David Johnson, 1794-1862 NYC, who married 1825 Matilda Sitcher. He purchased Vault 31 in 1831. We appreciate all suggestions. Thank you - Anne Brown * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Anne W. Brown (Mrs. G. S.), Trustee New York Marble Cemetery, Inc. www.marblecemetery.org

I have been searching for information on my gggrandparents Lucky and Susie Johnson for a long time now. They are believed to be born in Mississippi, near Buckatunna (Wayne County) abt 1830s. Lucky was part Irish and Susie part Choctaw and part Cherokee. Lucky could also be listed as (Luke or Lauchee John). Although I have found some Lucky Johnsons and many Susie Johnsons on the census records, I have never found those two names together. Since they may have migrated to Oklahoma, I have also checked there. I am still awaiting information from the Social Security Administration about a Lucky Johnson who died in Choctaw Co., Oklahoma. The only child I am aware of is my ggrandmother Fannie Johnson b. 1855-1860 who was separated from them when she was abt 8 years old. So far, we are not sure if she had any siblings. I will appreciate any and all help with this mystery.

I have in my possision the a copy of the following SS5 Apps of individuals who are not related to me. Let me know if any of these are related to you. Adame, Natalie b. 1924 p. CA Anderson, Edward b. 1908 p. Il Anderson, Lawrence b. 1920 p. MN Anderson, Lawrence b. 1920 p. Il Anderson, Lawrence b. 1912 p. Il Anderson, Lawrence b. 1912 p. S. DK Anderson, William b. 1912 p. Il Esparsa, Leila b. 1914 p. TX Geiger, Avis b. 1911 p. OK - Madien: Grey Geiger, Daisy b. 1877 p. MO - Madien: Argwright Geiger, Matilda b. 1873 p. Ind - Madien: McCoy Griffith, David b. 1906 p. TN Griffith, Raymond b. 1911 p. Ark Holt, Robert b. 1916 p. Il Johnson, Carl b. 1912 p. Ark Johnson, Lyndon b. 1908 p. TX Johnson, Murel b. 1916 p. MO Johnson, Robert b. 1916 p. OK Jordan, Steven b. 1949 p. Ohio Jutzi, Elmer b. 1913 p. Il Lask, Charles b. 1915 p. Il Lasky, Charles b. 1914 p. Conn Marshall, Fannie b. 1881 p. N.C. - Madien: Hawkins Vojik, Mary b. 1901 p. Il - Madien: Nerud Paul Pablo228@Home.com

-----Original Message----- From: Doris J Newton [mailto:grannyd@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 3:01 AM To: JohnsonL@rootsweb.com Subject: Johnson Emma Ceda Johnson born 1860 In SC of SC parents. She is listed in the 1900 Horry Co. census as head of household single with three children. Duke Johnson about 1884, John 1886 and Lucy 1889. I would appreciate any information anyone may have on this lady, I have been researching her for quite sometime and always dead ends. Thank you Doris Newton

I am looking for the Johnson family of my paternal grandmother. My father's mother, Gurthey Elizabeth Johnson, died in Imperial Co. CA in Oct. 1918. On her death certificate, her father's name was listed as C.B. Johnson and she was shown as born in Arkansas, March 1894. Other family members suggest her birthdate as 1890. Gurthey is said to have had at least one brother, named Forrest Johnson. She and my grandfather, John Timothy Ingram, married in Elk City, OK in 1907. I do not know where they met. He was living in Drumwright, OK shortly before their marriage. After marriage, they lived in Eastland Cty, TX before moving to Imperial, CA c.1918. (John Ingram's parents were from Van Buren Cty, Arkansas.) So, I'm looking for the family of C.B. (or C.P.) Johnson and his two known children, Gurthey Elizabeth and Forrest - who may all have been living somewhere in Arkansas c1890-94. Tommy Ingram Austin, TX hmp@texas.net

Please note, my email address has changed. Old address: caroljones@prodigy.net New address: grannyxfour@home.com

A list member made me realize that I did not list my source for the information on the family of R.M. Johnson. I apologize. It was a book by Jerry Long, "The Family of Moses Sweeney". Christen -- Please Visit My Master Genealogical Site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rosamili and follow the link there to GG's Genealogical Graphics Free Graphic Sets for the Genealogist Note If there is an +AH4- in the url take it out and replace it with a tilde , the key to the left of the number one along the top of the keyboard. CAPITALIZE it. :)

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Rosemilla; Do you have any referances for the Vice President Richard Mentor JOHNSON??? Dallas JOHNSON Florida and counting all votes from any where DAJJHJKSJ@prodigy.net On Fri, 24 Nov 2000 12:41:24 -0800 rosamilia <rosamilia@earthlink.net> writes: > It dawned on me that perhaps I ought to post what I have on Vice > President Richard Mentor Johnson's family...at least some collatoral > lines, in case anyone has them! > > Johnson > > And related surnames: > SPENCE, PAYNE, WARD, WILLIAMS, LEWIS, OFFUTT, FLOURNEY > > Robert Johnson son of William Johnson and Elizabeth Cave: > born July 17, 1745, Orange County, VA > buried in the Great Crossing Cemetary, in Scott County, KY > married Jemima Suggett, (whose parents were James Suggestt and > Jemima > Spence), in 1770 and they had: > > Betsy who married John Payne > James who married Nancy Payne > William who married Betsy Payne > Salley who married William Ward > Richard Mentor (this is the line I am seeking) > Benjamin who married Matilda Williams > Robert > John T. who married Sophie E. Lewis > Joes who married Verlinda Offutt > George W. > Henry who married Betsy J. Flourney > > > -- > > Please Visit My Master Genealogical Site > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rosamili > > and follow the link there to GG's Genealogical Graphics > Free Graphic Sets for the Genealogist > > Note > If there is an +AH4- in the url take it out and replace it > with a tilde , the key to the left of the number one > along the top of the keyboard. CAPITALIZE it. :) > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. It is owned and moderated > by > Linda Beckett (boglelodge@a-znet.com) > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Seeking desc. of Alfred Stout who married Margaret Johnston 20 Oct 1853 and the family of Alfred Stout /Phebe Hess marr. 19 Nov 1874. jeannet@deseretonline.com

Looking for info on William A. Johnson, born abt 1817 in Kentucky. Lived in Melrose Twp, Adams Co. Ill in 1850 First wife died? (There was a cholera epidemic in 1849) 2 children from that mg: George Johnson, b abt 1843 Elizabeth Johnson, b abt 1846 2nd wife, Sarah M. Hastings, dau of Benjamin and Racheal Hitch Hastings 1 daughter, Laura Johnson, b 1850. William died 13 Aug 1858 in Adams Co, Ill.

I am trying to find information about John Gjovig (Jovig) who came from Norway to Rock Co. Wisconsin in the mid 1800's. He kept his name but may have been registered at JOHNSON. His children including one named Emil used the surname JOHNSON. They are buried in St Paul's Liberty Lutheran Church, Liberty Corners, Wisconsin. I know this is a reach but any information would be appreciated. Kirsten

Got this from the Quebec list: I am researching the following names, if anyone has any connections: Patrick JOHNSON m. Ann MCCARNEY (both born Ireland) emigrated to Grenville, Quebec c. 1830 known children: Charles, Thomas, John, William )all born Grenville) I have a fair number of baptism, marriage, and funeral records on these families from the Grenville church records (Notre Dame Des Sept Douleurs) pmdwyer@att.net

Indiana Genealogy Sources by Dorothy L. Riker - Page 34/35 Orange County, Indiana - David Johnson Will June 21, 1817 Probated February 18, 1818 - wife Peggy - Children: Joseph, Jesse, Sarah, David, Lydia, Ephriam, Wesley, Ruthey, Eli Burket, Matilda, Thomas. Executor (not given: Witnesses: James Gregory, Joseph Anderson, Beverly Gregory. Warrick County, Indiana Wills 1814-1839 - Page 48. Jacob Johnson Will dated July 31, 1833. Probated November 22, 18334. Heirs: Wife Fariby. Children: Warren, Jeremiah, Albert L., Nancy, Kelley, Jacob, Minas, Zacharia, Polly. Executors Jacob and Kelley Johnson. Witness: J. C. Graham, Abraham Hougland, J. A. Graham, James McCulla. Taken from Clermont County, Ohio Recoved Vol. VI, Bible Records, Robert D. Craig 1969. Purchased in 1803 for $8.75 printed 27 October 1802 for Mathew Carey, 118 Mari St., Philadelphia, Penn. (Solomon Johnson's Father, Peter is the grandfather of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States) Births: Solomon Johnson (son of Pter Johnson and Mary Philips was born in Greencastle, Penn. upon the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1765) Fannah Warne, Wife of Solomon Johnson, was born in Cecil Co., Mariland on the first day ofAugust, A. D. 1772. There children were born in Elizabeth Township, Alleghany Co., Penn: Polly 23 December 1791 Jacob 17 July 1794 Dorcas 23 February 1798 James 18 January 1802 Delilah 7 December 1805 John Beckett 18 April 1810 William 22 November 1814 Joseph 15 February 1793 Rebekah 6 June 1796 Elizabeth 27 February1800 Abram 8 January 1804 Anna Johnson 29 September, 1807 Sarah Beckett 18 October 1812 Charley Shrader Johnson, son of Noah and Elira Johnson was born on 30 January 1862. Emma Lulla Johnson b. 12 August 1866, Metildry Johnson, dau of Noah & Earline Johnson, b. Ross Co., Ohio 23 November 1868; Noah Gillet Johnson b. 22 Oct. 2828; Josephine Johnson, b. 10 October 1841; Selerte Johnson b. 234 July 1843; Jane Johnson, wife of Abram Johnson b. 1818; Fanny Johnson b. 10 July 1845, Hiram Heberling Johnson b. 22 March, 1841. Solomon Johnson md. to Fannah Warne, 2nd dau of Joseph and Dorcas Warne, on 19 Aapril 1790 by the Rev. Mr. Findley. Noah Gillet Johnson md. Elira Ann Watts on the 19 Mar. 1861 Josephine Johnson md. Jackson Bhymer on 25 Dec. 1861 Noah Jonson, son of Wm and Jan Johnson md. to Earline Martin in Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio 22 July 1865 FannyJohnson wife of Solomon d. 15 June 1838 Solomon Johnson d. 24 July1843 Jane Johnson, wife of Abram d. 10 October 1855 A. W. Johnson, son of Solomon and Fanny d. 15 Feb. 1871 Selerte Johnson d. 24 September 1843 Hiram Heberling Johnson d. 29 June 1847 Jacob Johnson, son of Solomon & Fanny, d. 18 April 1819 Anne Johnson, dau of Solomon & Fanny d. 11 Sept 1823 Eliza (Elizabeth) Johnson, dau of Solomon & Fanny d. 28 Sept. 1839 William Johnson, son of Solomon & Fanny d. 19 Jan. 1840 Elira Johnson d. 30 November, 1863

In the Fairfield cemetery in Dyersburg, Tennessee, there is a "Johnson" plot that has my grandfather Homer Johnson 1873--1957 and my grandmother, Florence Johnson (1882--1933). I would like to know about Ivor Johnson 1886--1966, also Mary Fowlkes Johnson 1884-1914, and W. Marvin Johnson 1882-1936 Does anyone have information on these Johnsons? Any help would be appreciated. Susan Johnson