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A Brief sketch of the lives of Ezekiel and Julia Hills Johnson
No full textTypescript (4 pages), story of the Johnson family headed by Ezekiel and Julia Johnson, some of whose children were early LDS converts, and who lived at Kirtland and Nauvoo. Copied from the journal of son Benjamin F. Johnson by Klea Johnson Ballinger in 193
Photograph of Catharine F. Johnson
No full textBlack and white photograph of Catharine F. Johnson. Insert reads: "Aunt 'Goldie' Catharine Fletcher Scott Johnson." Back reads: "Aunt Goldie Fletcher Scott Johnson. In New Bern, N.C..
Johnson, Leonidas F. - An inaugural dissertation on epidemic dysentery
No full textHandwritten inaugural dissertation on epidemic dysentery by Leonidas F. Johnson, of Kentucky.Inaugural dissertation; no. 188
Photograph of Catharine F. Johnson
No full textColor photograph of Catharine F. Johnson. Back reads: "Aunt Foldie Fletcher Scott Johnson at desk. Phila. Pa.
Johnson C. Smith University president Reverend William F. Johnson
No full textPhotograph of JCSU president Reverend William F. Johnson. Caption beneath photo reads ""Revered W.F. Johnson, President 1886-1891"
Wendell F. Johnson Interview
No full textWendell F. Johnson was born on July 28, 1893 in Toledo. As a young man he was a reporter for the Toledo Times and was nicknamed "Scoop." Mr. Johnson was an army veteran of World War l. He graduated from Michigan State Normal College and earned a masters degree from the University of Toledo. He directed the Toledo Child and Family Agency for 34 years and retired in 1959. He was recognized as one of the nation's top social administrators in the late 1950s. He was also active in Toledo public affairs as the secretary of the Commission on Publicity and Efficiency and had been the first editor of the Toledo City Journal. Family Services of Greater Toledo honored him in 1979, on its 75th anniversary. Mr. Johnson wrote a booklet,"Child and Family Service in Toledo," which tells about the agency's activities from 1904. He died at the age of 94 in Columbus, Ohio
Postcard from P. F. Stockler, Local Board, Louisville, Kentucky, to Andrew Johnson, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, November 5, 1942
No full textA postcard from the local board of the Selective Service to Andrew William Johnson, Jr. of Louisville, Kentucky regarding his draft status
Postcard from P. F. Stockler, Local Board, Louisville, Kentucky, to Andrew Johnson, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, November 6, 1941
No full textA postcard from the local board of the Selective Service to Andrew William Johnson, Jr. of Louisville, Kentucky regarding his draft status
Postcard from P. F. Stockler, Local Board, Louisville, Kentucky, to Andrew Johnson, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, October 27, 1942
No full textA postcard from the local board of the Selective Service to Andrew William Johnson, Jr. of Louisville, Kentucky regarding his draft status
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