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Jessie E. Johnson (Mrs. Frank Miller).
No full textPhotograph of Jessie E. Johnson (Mrs. Frank Miller), Salt Lake City, Utah, taken in the 1880s or 1890s
William E. Johnson Civil War letters
No full textThis collection contains two letters written by Capt. William E. Johnson of the 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles while he was a prisoner of war at Camp Chase, Ohio
Photostat of front cover of Abridged Mormon Guide..., 1864. Written by Joseph E. Johnson. Original in Manuscripts Division, MS 110.
No full textPhoto of a Photostat of front cover of Abridged Mormon Guide, a guide for early pioneers on the Mormon Trail. Written by Joseph E. Johnson, 1864, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photostat of front cover of Abridged Mormon Guide..., 1864. Written by Joseph E. Johnson. Original in Manuscripts Division, MS 110.
No full textPhoto of a Photostat of front cover of Abridged Mormon Guide, a guide for early pioneers on the Mormon Trail. Written by Joseph E. Johnson, 1864, Salt Lake City, Utah
Four of J. E. Johnson\u27s daughters: Rosemary (Eliza), Emily Maude (Eliza), Mary Julia (Harriet), Blanche Alpine (Harriet) [note: the name in parentheses indicates which one of Johnson\u27s wives was the mother].
No full textPhotograph of J. E. Johnson\u27s daughters: Rosemary (Eliza), Emily Maude (Eliza), Mary Julia (Harriet), Blanche Alpine (Harriet), taken in the 1880s or 1890s
Doane Robinson Collection, Folder 99, Willis E. Johnson
No full textThe collection consists of correspondence with Willis E. Johnson concerning various topics. Johnson was at different times, president of the North Dakota State Normal and Industrial School, and president of the South Dakota Northern Normal and Industrial School, 1913-1923
"Amelia E. Johnson"
No full textThe essay presents new archival information on the literary career of Amelia E. Johnson.
_The Oxford Companion to African American Literature_ features contributions by renowned scholars in the field.
The “Amelia E. Johnson” entry was also reprinted in _The Concise Oxford Companion to African American Literature_ in 2001
Joseph E. Johnson
No full textJoseph E. Johnson (1817-1882) was an editor and prominent man in St. George
Rev. Charles E. Johnson
No full textThis image shows Rev. Charles E. Johnson and another man at the Minnesota Synod Convention
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