Husband: John P. JOHNSON

Born: 21 AUG 1840 in Vanceburg, Lewis Co., KY Married: 13 DEC 1866 in Canton, Fulton Co., IL Died: 28 SEP 1915 in Bureau Co., Illinois Buried: Hopeland Cemetery in Bureau Co., Illinois Father: Charles Shepherd JOHNSON Mother: Nancy J. HENDERSON Spouses: Obituary: Buda Plain Dealer; Bureau Co., Illinois  Obituary  John P. Johnson, eldest sen of Shepard & Nancy Johnson was born near Vanceburg, Lewis county, Kentucky, Aug-21-1840 and passed to the other shore Sept-28-1915 aged 75 Years 1 month 7 days.    He was united in marriage with Miss Mary H. Faux in Canton, Illinois Dec-13-1866. Seven children were born of this union, namely: Frank E. of Galesburg, Nellie M. of  Brimfield, John Henry of Buda, Grace F. Riley of Mineral, Eva L. Crandall of Belvidere, Clyde K. Reiehardt of Buda, Bertha L. Seble of Buda, all of whom are living to console the loving wife and mother. He also leaves nineteen grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one grandchild died nine years ago.    He leaves three sisters amd two brothers, Mrs Mary Krieschke, Mrs Alice Brandt and William Johnson of Canton, Ill., Mrs Lettie Dearmend of Cherokee, Oklahoma and Andrew Johnson of Lyons, Kansas.    Mr Johnson was well known in business circles in Canton, Brimfield and Buda. He made many friends and had good word for everybody.    He enlisted in the service in the Civil War from Canton, Aug-21-1861 his 21th birthday. He was in Co. K 7th Ill. Cal. He served until the end of the war.    His death resulted from a fall in his meat market, the blow on the temple causing concussion of the brain.    The funeral was held at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon, Rev. Gordon conducting the service. The music was by the Methodist choir. The Grand Army and Relief Corps attended and the pall bearers were comrades of the GAR.    Relatives and friends from out of town were Mr & Mrs F.E. Johnson of Galesburg, Mr & Mrs E.E. Hamilton and son, Mrs Glenn Hutder and children and Daryl and Wheadon Hamilton of Brimfield, Mr & Mrs W.C. Riley and children and O.P. Riley of Mineral, Mr & Mrs Jay E. Crandall and daughter of Belvidere, Mrs Mary E. Krischke and Mrs Alice Brant of Canton, Mrs Oscar Taylor of Williamsfield, Mr & Mrs J.B. Seble of Putnam, Mrs Hannah Stone and daughter, Mrs George Gerrond of Neponset.    --Buda Plain Dealer Obituary: Buda Paper; Bureau Co., Illinois  Buda Paper- Oct. 1-1915  J.P. Johnson- dead from fall while at his place of business. Belva Conklin, was in meat market, to get lard at 10:30 A.M. Mr. Johnson stepped into refrigerator for it and as he turned to come out he fell. The customer called help from the street and doctor was summoned. He arrived to late for he could not revive him. Inquest was held- death caused by natural causes, concussion of brain from the fall and blow on the head.    Following week was obituary  J.P. Johnson was eldest son of Shepherd and Nancy Johnson, was born near Vanceburg, Louis county, Ky Aug 21, 1840 and died Sept. 28, 1915      He married Miss Mary Maux in Centon, Ill Dec 13, 1866  They had seven children: Frank E.-Galesburg, Nellie Hamilton-Brimfield, John Henry-Buda, Grace Riley-Mineral, Eva Grandall- Belvldere, Mrs. Clyde Reichardt-Buda, Bertha Seble- Buda. ~ '~  He enlisted in Civil War from Canton Aug.21, 1861 in Co. K Seventh Illinois Cavalry- served till end of war. Notes: 1870 Census Buckheart Twp. Fulton county, Ill. Married Mary N. Faux Dec-13-1866 Volume-D Page-91 N0-406 Princeton Twp. Bureau comnty, Ill. 16N RG 9E SW 1/4 Section 21 John P. Johnson 10 acres John P. Johnson and wife, Mary H. Buried Hopeland cemetery Bureau county, Illinois. Metal stake on his grave, Civil War, wife's grave-Women's Relief Corp. Buda Paper- Oct. 1-1915 J.P. Johnson- dead from fall while at his place of business. Belva Conklin, was in meat market, to get lard at 10:30 A.M. Mr. Johnson stepped into refrigerator for it and as he turned to come out he fell. The customer called help from the street and doctor was summoned. He arrived to late for he could not revive him. Inquest was held- death caused by natural causes, concussion of brain from the fall and blow on the head. Following week was obituary Obituary --Buda Plain Dealer John P. Johnson, eldest sen of Shepard & Nancy Johnson was born near Vanceburg, Lewis county, Kentucky, Aug-21-1840 and passed to the other shore Sept-28-1915 aged 75 Years 1 month 7 days. He was united in marriage with Miss Mary H. Faux in Canton, Illinois Dec-13-1866. Seven children were born of this union, namely: Frank E. of Galesburg, Nellie M. of Brimfield, John Henry of Buda, Grace F. Riley of Mineral, Eva L. Crandall of Belvidere, Clyde K. Reiehardt of Buda, Bertha L. Seble of Buda, all of whom are living to console the loving wife and mother. He also leaves nineteen grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one grandchild died nine years ago. He leaves three sisters amd two brothers, Mrs Mary Krieschke, Mrs Alice Brandt and William Johnson of Canton, Ill., Mrs Lettie Dearmend of Cherokee, Oklahoma and Andrew Johnson of Lyons, Kansas. Mr Johnson was well known in business circles in Canton, Brimfield and Buda. He made many friends and had good word for everybody. He enlisted in the service in the Civil War from Canton, Aug-21-1861 his 21th birthday. He was in Co. K 7th Ill. Cal. He served until the end of the war. His death resulted from a fall in his meat market, the blow on the temple causing concussion of the brain. The funeral was held at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon, Rev. Gordon conducting the service. The music was by the Methodist choir. The Grand Army and Relief Corps attended and the pall bearers were comrades of the GAR. Relatives and friends from out of town were Mr & Mrs F.E. Johnson of Galesburg, Mr & Mrs E.E. Hamilton and son, Mrs Glenn Hutder and children and Daryl and Wheadon Hamilton of Brimfield, Mr & Mrs W.C. Riley and children and O.P. Riley of Mineral, Mr & Mrs Jay E. Crandall and daughter of Belvidere, Mrs Mary E. Krischke and Mrs Alice Brant of Canton, Mrs Oscar Taylor of Williamsfield, Mr & Mrs J.B. Seble of Putnam, Mrs Hannah Stone and daughter, Mrs George Gerrond of Neponset.

Wife: Mary Hannah FAUX

Born: 1846 in Morning Sun, Iowa Died: 30 JUL 1936 in Bureau Co., Illinois Buried: Hopeland Cemetery in Bureau Co., Illinois Father: C. FAUX Mother: >>> Spouses: Obituary: Buda Plain Dealer; Bureau Co., Illinois  Mrs Mary H. Johnson of Belvidere, mother of Frank and Henry Johnson, passed away Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harold Sebel in Belvidere. A short service was held Saturday morning at the Byram & Atkins funeral chapel in Belvidere after which the body was brought here for burial. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church. Rev. F.D. Menze pastor of the church in charge. The singing was by Mrs F.R. Stratton, Mrs Stuart Arnold and Mrs O.J. Litwiller, with Mrs C.S. Conley accompaying on the piano. The six pallbearers were all grandsons of the deceased. Interment was in Hopeland cemetary.    Mrs Johnson was born in Morning Sun, Iowa Dec-13-1846, died July-30-1936 aged 89 years 7 months 17 days. She was married to John P. Johnson at Canton, Ill. Dec-13 1866. Her husband died in 1915. She came to Buda in 1891 and lived here until 1916 when she moved to Belvidere, soon after the death of her husband where she has since resided.    Sons and daughters who survive her; Frank and Henry Johnson of Buda, Mrs Grace Riley, Sheffield, Mrs Clyde Reichardt, Tiskilwa, Mrs Nellie Hamilton, Elmira, New York, Mrs Evalena Crandall of Pasedena, Cal. All her children present at the funeral except Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Crandall. Obituary: 06 AUG 1936 Bureau County Republican, Page 2; Bureau Co., Illinois  MARY H. JOHNSON (nee FAUX)    (MRS. JOHN JOHNSON)    Bureau Co. Republican    August 6, 1936, page 2    "Buda News- Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Mary H. Johnson at the Methodist church, with Rev. Menze in charge, and assisted by Rev. Siebel of Belvidere. Mrs. Johnson, who was a former resident of Buda, had been ill for several years at the home of her daughter in Belvidere. Mary H. Faux was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Faux and was born in Morning Sun, IA, in 1846. She was married to John P. Johnson in 1866 and she and her husband resided in Buda until his death in 1915. Mr. Johnson was engaged in the meat market business. Mrs. Johnson's parents and her husband preceded her in death. She leaves two sons, Henry and Frank of Buda, five daughters, Mrs. Grace Riley, Mineral,    Mrs. Millie Hamilton, Elmira, NY, Mrs. Eva Crandall, Pasadena, CA, Mrs. Clyde Reichardt, Tiskilwa and Mrs. Bertha Seibel, Belvidere. A number of grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive. A trio composed of Mrs. O.J. Litwilier, Mrs. Fred Stratton and Mrs. Steward Arnold, accompanied by Mrs. C.S. Conley, sang two numbers. Bearers were the six grandsons, Arthur and Earl J., Harold and Everett J. and Ward Riley and brother. Burial was in Highland cemetery."       Notes: Obituary MARY H. JOHNSON (nee FAUX) (MRS. JOHN JOHNSON) Bureau Co. Republican August 6, 1936, page 2 "Buda News- Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Mary H. Johnson at the Methodist church, with Rev. Menze in charge, and assisted by Rev. Siebel of Belvidere. Mrs. Johnson, who was a former resident of Buda, had been ill for several years at the home of her daughter in Belvidere. Mary H. Faux was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Faux and was born in Morning Sun, IA, in 1846. She was married to John P. Johnson in 1866 and she and her husband resided in Buda until his death in 1915. Mr. Johnson was engaged in the meat market business. Mrs. Johnson's parents and her husband preceded her in death. She leaves two sons, Henry and Frank of Buda, five daughters, Mrs. Grace Riley, Mineral, Mrs. Millie Hamilton, Elmira, NY, Mrs. Eva Crandall, Pasadena, CA, Mrs. Clyde Reichardt, Tiskilwa and Mrs. Bertha Seibel, Belvidere. A number of grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive. A trio composed of Mrs. O.J. Litwilier, Mrs. Fred Stratton and Mrs. Steward Arnold, accompanied by Mrs. C.S. Conley, sang two numbers. Bearers were the six grandsons, Arthur and Earl J., Harold and Everett J. and Ward Riley and brother. Burial was in Highland cemetery."

Children

01 (M): Frank Edmund JOHNSON (Photos) Born: 14 DEC 1867 in Canton, Fulton Co., IL Died: 24 NOV 1942 in Bureau Co., Illinois  Funeral services for Frank E. Johnson were held at the Methodist church last Tuesday afternoon preceded by a short service at the home with Rev. R.C. Myers, pastor in charge. Mr & Mrs F. R. Stratton sang and Miss Mable Turner was accompanist. Bearers were B.F. Carper, Frank Carper, P.T. Carper, H.B. Arms, S.F. Haley and L.C. Stutzman. Interment was in Hopeland cemetary, west of town. Frank Edmund Johnson son of John P. and Mary Fox Johnson was born in Canton, Ill. Dec-14-1867. He attended schools of that city and learned after attaining manhood, the cigar trade. He later went to Brimfield and over fifty years ago came to Buda to live. He was a partner with his brother Henry, in a grocery and meat market for many years, retiring about two years ago. He was married to Mrs. Berry of Neponset who survives. There are also three children by a former marriage, Arthur Johnson, Chillicothe, Earl of Pekin and Mrs Ruth Church of Pekin. Five sisters, Mrs Nellie Hamilton, Rochester, New York; Mrs Grace Riley Annawan; Mrs Eva Crandall, Los Angelos, Cal; Mrs Clyde Reichardt Tiskilwa and Mrs Bertha Seible, Belvidere; His only brother, Henry of this place, and step son-George Berry of Galesburg. There are eight grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. Mr Johnson has been ill with heart trouble for some time but his passing was rather unexpected. He attended the Methodist church and was a member of the Modern Woodmen lodge.  Bureau County Republican Nov-26-1942 Thursday Spouses: Effie B.; BERRY

02 (F): N. M. JOHNSON Born: Died: Spouses:

03 (M): John Henry JOHNSON (Photos) Born: 28 SEP 1872 in Canton, Fulton Co., IL Died: 29 OCT 1964 in Bureau Co., Illinois  John Henry Johnson 92, Buda, passed away Sunday afternoon in the Perry Memorial hospital, Princeton, where he had a patient several weeks.    Mr Johnson was born Sept 28, 1872 at Canton, Ill., the son of John and Mary Fox Johnson. On 1894 he married Ethel Maude Stone at Neponset. He was a retired meat market operator.    Surviving are two sons, Evert Johnson of Paorla and Harold F. Johnson of Buda: two daughters, Mrs DeWayne (Mildred) Wilkins, Buda: Mrs Gordon (Bonnie) Haley of Eureka; 10 grandchildren: three sisters, Mrs Mary Evelyn Grandall, Pasadena, Cal: Mrs Bertha Seible, Port Orange, Florida: Mrs Frank Reichart, Tiskilwa, nieces and nephews. He was Preceded in death by his parents, wife, one son, one daughter and one grandson. Funeral services were Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the Taylor Memorial Chapel, Buda with the Rev. Richard Denmark, pastor of Buda Methodist church officating. Interment was in Buda Hopeland cemetery.  Bureau County Republican Oct-29-1964       Spouses: Ethel Maude STONE

04 (F): G. F. JOHNSON Born: Died: Spouses: RILEY

05 (F): E. L. JOHNSON Born: Died: Spouses: CRANDALL

06 (F): [Daughter] JOHNSON Born: 11 MAR 1881 in Brimfield, IL Died: 1969 Spouses: F. REICHARDT

07 (F): B. JOHNSON Born: Died: Spouses: H. SEBELS