Donald Everett Johnson
(May 30, 1926 ~ November 08, 1928)
30 May 1926 – 8 November 1928
Burial was Friday, 09 November 1928.
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Johnson Baby Buried.
Galena, Kan., Nov. 9.—Funeral services for Donald Johnson, 17 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson, who died yesterday morning at the home in Bonanza, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Assembly of God church, with the Rev. W. O. Singletary officiating. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
Joplin Globe,
[JOHNSON, Donald Everett; #23618924]
Saturday, 10 November 1928,
Page: 7 of 16; Column: 2 of 8.
Joplin, Missouri.
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Notes:
It is said that lead was discovered many years since, by the Indians, on Shawnee creek, Short creek and Shoal creek.
In 1874-5, ore was discovered in considerable quantities at different points on Short creek. In 1876, at Bonanza, on Short creek, and in 1877, one mile above Bonanza, also on Short creek, the great lead mines of that vicinity were opened, creating a great deal of excitement, and rapidly building up Empire City, a city of the second class, and Galena, a city of the third class.
Weyman Bonanza, Cherokee Co., Kansas, USA
https://www.mindat.org/loc-271987.html
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BROTHER
***
Thanks to Dani Johnson:
I think this stone's marking could be confusing. Cecil was my grandmother (my father's mother). Donald who is buried next to her as seen on this stone was Cecil's son. I'm not certain if they put brother as Donald left behind two big brothers; but I think one might misunderstand the relationship.
Sincerely,
Dani Johnson
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Donald Johnson (1926 - 1928) – Hill Crest Cemetery –
Suggested By: A. P. Reed #48008650, 17 July 2022.
Middle Name: E; Everett
Birth Date: 1926; 30 May 1926
Birth Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
Death Date: 1928; 7 November 1928
Death Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
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(May 30, 1926 ~ November 08, 1928)
30 May 1926 – 8 November 1928
Burial was Friday, 09 November 1928.
***
Johnson Baby Buried.
Galena, Kan., Nov. 9.—Funeral services for Donald Johnson, 17 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson, who died yesterday morning at the home in Bonanza, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Assembly of God church, with the Rev. W. O. Singletary officiating. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
Joplin Globe,
[JOHNSON, Donald Everett; #23618924]
Saturday, 10 November 1928,
Page: 7 of 16; Column: 2 of 8.
Joplin, Missouri.
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*~*
Notes:
It is said that lead was discovered many years since, by the Indians, on Shawnee creek, Short creek and Shoal creek.
In 1874-5, ore was discovered in considerable quantities at different points on Short creek. In 1876, at Bonanza, on Short creek, and in 1877, one mile above Bonanza, also on Short creek, the great lead mines of that vicinity were opened, creating a great deal of excitement, and rapidly building up Empire City, a city of the second class, and Galena, a city of the third class.
Weyman Bonanza, Cherokee Co., Kansas, USA
https://www.mindat.org/loc-271987.html
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*~*
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BROTHER
***
Thanks to Dani Johnson:
I think this stone's marking could be confusing. Cecil was my grandmother (my father's mother). Donald who is buried next to her as seen on this stone was Cecil's son. I'm not certain if they put brother as Donald left behind two big brothers; but I think one might misunderstand the relationship.
Sincerely,
Dani Johnson
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Donald Johnson (1926 - 1928) – Hill Crest Cemetery –
Suggested By: A. P. Reed #48008650, 17 July 2022.
Middle Name: E; Everett
Birth Date: 1926; 30 May 1926
Birth Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
Death Date: 1928; 7 November 1928
Death Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
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Donald Everett Johnson
(May 30, 1926 ~ November 08, 1928)
30 May 1926 – 8 November 1928
Burial was Friday, 09 November 1928.
***
Johnson Baby Buried.
Galena, Kan., Nov. 9.—Funeral services for Donald Johnson, 17 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson, who died yesterday morning at the home in Bonanza, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Assembly of God church, with the Rev. W. O. Singletary officiating. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
Joplin Globe,
[JOHNSON, Donald Everett; #23618924]
Saturday, 10 November 1928,
Page: 7 of 16; Column: 2 of 8.
Joplin, Missouri.
~*~
*~*
Notes:
It is said that lead was discovered many years since, by the Indians, on Shawnee creek, Short creek and Shoal creek.
In 1874-5, ore was discovered in considerable quantities at different points on Short creek. In 1876, at Bonanza, on Short creek, and in 1877, one mile above Bonanza, also on Short creek, the great lead mines of that vicinity were opened, creating a great deal of excitement, and rapidly building up Empire City, a city of the second class, and Galena, a city of the third class.
Weyman Bonanza, Cherokee Co., Kansas, USA
https://www.mindat.org/loc-271987.html
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*~*
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BROTHER
***
Thanks to Dani Johnson:
I think this stone's marking could be confusing. Cecil was my grandmother (my father's mother). Donald who is buried next to her as seen on this stone was Cecil's son. I'm not certain if they put brother as Donald left behind two big brothers; but I think one might misunderstand the relationship.
Sincerely,
Dani Johnson
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Donald Johnson (1926 - 1928) – Hill Crest Cemetery –
Suggested By: A. P. Reed #48008650, 17 July 2022.
Middle Name: E; Everett
Birth Date: 1926; 30 May 1926
Birth Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
Death Date: 1928; 7 November 1928
Death Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
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(May 30, 1926 ~ November 08, 1928)
30 May 1926 – 8 November 1928
Burial was Friday, 09 November 1928.
***
Johnson Baby Buried.
Galena, Kan., Nov. 9.—Funeral services for Donald Johnson, 17 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson, who died yesterday morning at the home in Bonanza, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Assembly of God church, with the Rev. W. O. Singletary officiating. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
Joplin Globe,
[JOHNSON, Donald Everett; #23618924]
Saturday, 10 November 1928,
Page: 7 of 16; Column: 2 of 8.
Joplin, Missouri.
~*~
*~*
Notes:
It is said that lead was discovered many years since, by the Indians, on Shawnee creek, Short creek and Shoal creek.
In 1874-5, ore was discovered in considerable quantities at different points on Short creek. In 1876, at Bonanza, on Short creek, and in 1877, one mile above Bonanza, also on Short creek, the great lead mines of that vicinity were opened, creating a great deal of excitement, and rapidly building up Empire City, a city of the second class, and Galena, a city of the third class.
Weyman Bonanza, Cherokee Co., Kansas, USA
https://www.mindat.org/loc-271987.html
~*~
*~*
~*~ * ~*~
BROTHER
***
Thanks to Dani Johnson:
I think this stone's marking could be confusing. Cecil was my grandmother (my father's mother). Donald who is buried next to her as seen on this stone was Cecil's son. I'm not certain if they put brother as Donald left behind two big brothers; but I think one might misunderstand the relationship.
Sincerely,
Dani Johnson
~*~ * ~*~
Donald Johnson (1926 - 1928) – Hill Crest Cemetery –
Suggested By: A. P. Reed #48008650, 17 July 2022.
Middle Name: E; Everett
Birth Date: 1926; 30 May 1926
Birth Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
Death Date: 1928; 7 November 1928
Death Location: Empty; Galena, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA
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BROTHER | MOTHER
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BROTHER DONALD IS MOTHER CECIL'S SON. HE IS A BROTHER TO HIS 2 BROTHERS.
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