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Lyttleton Francis Johnson

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Lyttleton Francis Johnson

Birth
Rehobeth, Somerset County, Maryland, USA
Death
3 Apr 1917 (aged 68)
Pimlico, Baltimore City, Maryland, USA
Burial
Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA
Plot
Annandale Section across from Mausoleum
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Lyttleton and his sister Alice Olivia were born in Coventry Parish (Somerset County) Maryland. His father, Augustus J. Johnson who was a farmer died when he was 13 and his mother Elizabeth (nee Sturgis) Johnson took her 2 children to Baltimore where her sister already resided.

In his youth he became engaged to Virginia Dammann, eldest daughter of Dr. Lewis Dammann, a Baltimore physician. Virginia died at the age of 21 before the two wed. Lyttleton then courted and married her sister Augusta whom bore 2 children Harry and Lillie before she too died at a young age. Annie who was the youngest Dammann daughter would become Lyttleton's 2nd wife and they remained married until his death in 1917. Their union produced 6 children: Lyttleton Jr ('Lee'), Maude Elizabeth ('Mabel'), Annabelle, Alice Olivia (after his sister), Julia, and Howard.

Lyttleton was a successful plasterer who specialized in creating ornate celing decorations. In addition, he invested in building a dozen homes on 2 streets in the Pimlico area of Baltimore.
Lyttleton and his sister Alice Olivia were born in Coventry Parish (Somerset County) Maryland. His father, Augustus J. Johnson who was a farmer died when he was 13 and his mother Elizabeth (nee Sturgis) Johnson took her 2 children to Baltimore where her sister already resided.

In his youth he became engaged to Virginia Dammann, eldest daughter of Dr. Lewis Dammann, a Baltimore physician. Virginia died at the age of 21 before the two wed. Lyttleton then courted and married her sister Augusta whom bore 2 children Harry and Lillie before she too died at a young age. Annie who was the youngest Dammann daughter would become Lyttleton's 2nd wife and they remained married until his death in 1917. Their union produced 6 children: Lyttleton Jr ('Lee'), Maude Elizabeth ('Mabel'), Annabelle, Alice Olivia (after his sister), Julia, and Howard.

Lyttleton was a successful plasterer who specialized in creating ornate celing decorations. In addition, he invested in building a dozen homes on 2 streets in the Pimlico area of Baltimore.

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