Ellis, daughter of Eliza Jane and John Franklin "Red Horse" Wilson, married Fred Elmer Johnson on March 10, 1904, in Morgan County, Missouri, with the father of the groom and the mother of the bride giving consent. Fred Elmer was under the age of 21, and Ellis was under the age of 18.
Fred Elmer, son of Malinda (Riggs) and William David Johnson, was born April 22, 1885, in Eldora, Marion County, Illinois. He died March 11, 1950.
Their children:
Henry Cortez, born April 22, 1904, Stover, Missouri; died March 28, 1973, at Stover.
Rhoda, born January 22, 1906, Fortuna, Missouri; died September 22, 1980, at Stover, Missouri.
Clarence Murphy, born January 14, 1909 and died April 24, 1910. Missouri death certificate #10468 indicates he was born at Versailles, Missouri, and died in Moreau Township, Morgan County, Missouri of pneumonia, and is buried at Ritchie Cemetery. There is no stone at Ritchie, but it is assumed he is buried there.
NOTE: In various places on the internet, Rhoda's name is spelled "Rohoda" or "Rhonda".
In the 1910 census, the three Johnson children were living in the home of their grandmother, Eliza Jane Miller.
Fred Elmer, son of Malinda (Riggs) and William David Johnson, was born April 22, 1885, in Eldora, Marion County, Illinois. He died March 11, 1950.
Their children:
Henry Cortez, born April 22, 1904, Stover, Missouri; died March 28, 1973, at Stover.
Rhoda, born January 22, 1906, Fortuna, Missouri; died September 22, 1980, at Stover, Missouri.
Clarence Murphy, born January 14, 1909 and died April 24, 1910. Missouri death certificate #10468 indicates he was born at Versailles, Missouri, and died in Moreau Township, Morgan County, Missouri of pneumonia, and is buried at Ritchie Cemetery. There is no stone at Ritchie, but it is assumed he is buried there.
NOTE: In various places on the internet, Rhoda's name is spelled "Rohoda" or "Rhonda".
In the 1910 census, the three Johnson children were living in the home of their grandmother, Eliza Jane Miller.
Ellis, daughter of Eliza Jane and John Franklin "Red Horse" Wilson, married Fred Elmer Johnson on March 10, 1904, in Morgan County, Missouri, with the father of the groom and the mother of the bride giving consent. Fred Elmer was under the age of 21, and Ellis was under the age of 18.
Fred Elmer, son of Malinda (Riggs) and William David Johnson, was born April 22, 1885, in Eldora, Marion County, Illinois. He died March 11, 1950.
Their children:
Henry Cortez, born April 22, 1904, Stover, Missouri; died March 28, 1973, at Stover.
Rhoda, born January 22, 1906, Fortuna, Missouri; died September 22, 1980, at Stover, Missouri.
Clarence Murphy, born January 14, 1909 and died April 24, 1910. Missouri death certificate #10468 indicates he was born at Versailles, Missouri, and died in Moreau Township, Morgan County, Missouri of pneumonia, and is buried at Ritchie Cemetery. There is no stone at Ritchie, but it is assumed he is buried there.
NOTE: In various places on the internet, Rhoda's name is spelled "Rohoda" or "Rhonda".
In the 1910 census, the three Johnson children were living in the home of their grandmother, Eliza Jane Miller.
Fred Elmer, son of Malinda (Riggs) and William David Johnson, was born April 22, 1885, in Eldora, Marion County, Illinois. He died March 11, 1950.
Their children:
Henry Cortez, born April 22, 1904, Stover, Missouri; died March 28, 1973, at Stover.
Rhoda, born January 22, 1906, Fortuna, Missouri; died September 22, 1980, at Stover, Missouri.
Clarence Murphy, born January 14, 1909 and died April 24, 1910. Missouri death certificate #10468 indicates he was born at Versailles, Missouri, and died in Moreau Township, Morgan County, Missouri of pneumonia, and is buried at Ritchie Cemetery. There is no stone at Ritchie, but it is assumed he is buried there.
NOTE: In various places on the internet, Rhoda's name is spelled "Rohoda" or "Rhonda".
In the 1910 census, the three Johnson children were living in the home of their grandmother, Eliza Jane Miller.
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