Annette Mattson Johnson
Johannes P. Johnson Brastengen passed away at the Black River Falls clinic January 22, 1937 at the age of 72 years and seven days after a lingering illness of several months. He was ever patient and looking forward to when he might be well again, but when he was told that he could not live long, he calmly prepared himself for the end. Johannes Johnson was born in Biri, Norway, January 15, 1865, coming with his parents to America in 1868. His parents settled on a homestead in South Beaver Creek, where Johannes grew to manhood and afterward lived.
He was united in marriage to Anetta Mattson in October 1890.
Six children were born to this union.
1. Mrs. Tillie Johnson and
2. Henry of North Bend;
3. Palmer of Hardies Creek;
4. Matt of Eau Claire; and
5. Lila, Mrs. Oscar Waller of Hixton.
6. Julia preceded her in death in 1918.
His wife Anetta passed away in 1926.
Funeral services sere held at the First Lutheran church in Blair Tuesday, January 25th, the Rev. Konrad Urberg officiating and interment was made in the Trempealeau Valley cemetery.
THE BLAIR PRESS - JANUARY 28, 1937
Johannes P. Johnson Brastengen passed away at the Black River Falls clinic January 22, 1937 at the age of 72 years and seven days after a lingering illness of several months. He was ever patient and looking forward to when he might be well again, but when he was told that he could not live long, he calmly prepared himself for the end. Johannes Johnson was born in Biri, Norway, January 15, 1865, coming with his parents to America in 1868. His parents settled on a homestead in South Beaver Creek, where Johannes grew to manhood and afterward lived.
He was united in marriage to Anetta Mattson in October 1890.
Six children were born to this union.
1. Mrs. Tillie Johnson and
2. Henry of North Bend;
3. Palmer of Hardies Creek;
4. Matt of Eau Claire; and
5. Lila, Mrs. Oscar Waller of Hixton.
6. Julia preceded her in death in 1918.
His wife Anetta passed away in 1926.
Funeral services sere held at the First Lutheran church in Blair Tuesday, January 25th, the Rev. Konrad Urberg officiating and interment was made in the Trempealeau Valley cemetery.
THE BLAIR PRESS - JANUARY 28, 1937
Annette Mattson Johnson
Johannes P. Johnson Brastengen passed away at the Black River Falls clinic January 22, 1937 at the age of 72 years and seven days after a lingering illness of several months. He was ever patient and looking forward to when he might be well again, but when he was told that he could not live long, he calmly prepared himself for the end. Johannes Johnson was born in Biri, Norway, January 15, 1865, coming with his parents to America in 1868. His parents settled on a homestead in South Beaver Creek, where Johannes grew to manhood and afterward lived.
He was united in marriage to Anetta Mattson in October 1890.
Six children were born to this union.
1. Mrs. Tillie Johnson and
2. Henry of North Bend;
3. Palmer of Hardies Creek;
4. Matt of Eau Claire; and
5. Lila, Mrs. Oscar Waller of Hixton.
6. Julia preceded her in death in 1918.
His wife Anetta passed away in 1926.
Funeral services sere held at the First Lutheran church in Blair Tuesday, January 25th, the Rev. Konrad Urberg officiating and interment was made in the Trempealeau Valley cemetery.
THE BLAIR PRESS - JANUARY 28, 1937
Johannes P. Johnson Brastengen passed away at the Black River Falls clinic January 22, 1937 at the age of 72 years and seven days after a lingering illness of several months. He was ever patient and looking forward to when he might be well again, but when he was told that he could not live long, he calmly prepared himself for the end. Johannes Johnson was born in Biri, Norway, January 15, 1865, coming with his parents to America in 1868. His parents settled on a homestead in South Beaver Creek, where Johannes grew to manhood and afterward lived.
He was united in marriage to Anetta Mattson in October 1890.
Six children were born to this union.
1. Mrs. Tillie Johnson and
2. Henry of North Bend;
3. Palmer of Hardies Creek;
4. Matt of Eau Claire; and
5. Lila, Mrs. Oscar Waller of Hixton.
6. Julia preceded her in death in 1918.
His wife Anetta passed away in 1926.
Funeral services sere held at the First Lutheran church in Blair Tuesday, January 25th, the Rev. Konrad Urberg officiating and interment was made in the Trempealeau Valley cemetery.
THE BLAIR PRESS - JANUARY 28, 1937
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