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Name: William Johnson ^{1 2 3}
Sex: M
Birth: 1847 in Halbert, Martin, IN ¹
Death: 25 MAR 1893 in Lost River, Martin, IN ¹
Burial: Ward's Chapel Cem. Martin, IN. ^{3 4}
Person Id: I62374
Tree Id: 614588

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Parents

Father:

James B. Johnson: Birth: 1816 in Of, Burke, NC. Death: 27 JUL 1884 in Lawr, IN

Mother:

Nancy Ann Roberts: Birth: 1820 in Lee Co. VA. Death: 18 DEC 1898 in Martin, IN

Family
Marriage:

Married: Mary Ann Hopper on 28 AUG 1873 at Martin, IN.³
Mary Ann Hopper: Birth: 07 MAR 1851 in Martin, IN. Death: 10 APR 1941 in Shoals, Martin, IN

Children:

George Johnson: Birth: APR 1874 in Lawr, IN. Death: AFT 1941 in Martin, IN.
Herman Johnson: Birth: 07 SEP 1877 in Marion, Lawr. IN. Death: AFT 1941
Ellis Johnson: Birth: 08 JUN 1880 in Lawr, IN. Death: in Killed while cleaning a gun (said)
Iva Johnson: Birth: 04 APR 1883 in Lawr, IN. Death: 1975 in Shoals, Martin, IN
Isabel "Ebbie" Johnson: Birth: 23 FEB 1885 in Lawr, IN. Death: 10 JUN 1977 in Bedford, Lawr. IN
Florence Johnson: Birth: 05 APR 1893 in Madison, KY. Death: 06 JUL 1916 in after birth of daughter Catherine

Family
Marriage:

Married: Elizabeth Davis.
Elizabeth Davis: Birth: ABT 1850. Death: ABT 1870 in Martin, IN

Sources

1.	Title: WM. S.1.FTW
2.	Title: 3263042.ged
3.	Title: 181560.ged
4.	Title: The Johnson Family Author: Mima E. Johnson Publication: Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: Mima E. Johnson;;;;;

Notes

Note: Age 13, Halbert, Martin, IN, 1860 census. Age 33, District 150, Halbert township, Martin county, IN, 1880 census. William enlisted for one year in the Civil War, Dec 1864, at Columbus, IN. His description; age eighteen, height five feet five inches, eyes grey, hair sandy, and occupation farmer. He was a substitute for Henry Kanimon, drafted from Bedford. On 11 Jan 1865, the surgeon found him incapable of performing the duties of a soldier and stated his disability was present at time of enlistment. William filed for an Invalid Pension in 1890, but was rejected with the statement "soldier was a rejected substitute who never was in service. In 1892, his attorney appealed to the Secretary of the Interior with the statements that William was examined and held in service until 27 Apr 1865 when he was discharged at Indianapolis and if not mustered in, it was the fault of the US as they held him in service for a period of four months and twenty six days. His post office was West Shoals, IN at the time of appeal. He stated he was unable to earn a support by reason of disease of chest, stomach, eyes and left leg.[3263042.ged]

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