Daughter of George Thomas Mayberry and Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Maulding.
Married John Polk Johnson (widower) about 1864, according to 1900 census. Most likely married in Wayne County, IL (Records destroyed by Court House fire).
All three children of her marriage to John Johnson are linked below. Other children in census records are from John's 1st marriage.
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Oregon Certificate of Death
Name: Prisilla Johnson
Date of Death: Aug 26, 1913
Place of Death: 456 Church North, Salem, Marion County
Date of Birth: July 15, 1840
Birthplace: Ill
Name of Father: George Mayberry
Maiden name of mother: Esliza [sic]-just first name is listed and spelled incorrectly--full name was Mary Elizabeth Maulding.
Female/White/Widow
Length of Residence-At place of death: 21 yrs; In this state: 21 years
Place of Burial: City View Cemetery
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The Capital Journal
Thursday, Aug. 28, 1913, pg. 5
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, who died at her home at 456 North Church street, Tuesday, August 26, 1913, was born in Illinois in the year 1840. She came to Oregon 21 years ago and settled in Salem, where she had been a resident ever since. Her husband preceded her to the grave seven years ago, after he had been ill but a short time.
Mrs. Johnson leaves a son, Walter Johnson, of Salem, a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Butchart, of Seattle, and a stepson [sic-should say grandson] and daughter, Mrs. Govro, of Dallas and James H. Johnson, of Portland. Both Mr. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Govro are in the city, having attended the funeral. The funeral was held from the Lehman & Clough undertaking parlors yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. o'clock, Dr. Walter Smith, of the local Christian Scientist church officiating. The remains were buried in the City View Cemetery.
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Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon)
August 28, 1913, pg. 4
Mrs. Johnson Buried--
The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson was held yesterday at 2:30 from Lehman & Clough's chapel by members of the Christian Science church. Walter Johnson read the funeral sermon. The burial took place in City View cemetery. The floral offerings were especially numerous and beautiful.
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How I found and know she was my great great grandmother, Martha Jane (MAYBERRY) Cazadd's sister, even though her mother's maiden name was not on her death certificate. The 1948 Oregon obituary of Eva (Cazadd) Parker mentions a cousin, Hazel Grant, living in Harlan, OR. The OR death certificate of Hazel Grant, list parents as John Johnson and Prisceilla [sic] and the informant was listed as W. Guy Parker, cousin . W. Guy Parker was actually 1st cousin 1x removed. The 1930 OR death certificate of Walter W. Johnson, list his mother as Percilla [sic] Mayberry, born in Illinois and the 1939 Washington death certificate of Leona O. Butchart, list mother as Priscella Mayberry.
Married John Polk Johnson (widower) about 1864, according to 1900 census. Most likely married in Wayne County, IL (Records destroyed by Court House fire).
All three children of her marriage to John Johnson are linked below. Other children in census records are from John's 1st marriage.
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Oregon Certificate of Death
Name: Prisilla Johnson
Date of Death: Aug 26, 1913
Place of Death: 456 Church North, Salem, Marion County
Date of Birth: July 15, 1840
Birthplace: Ill
Name of Father: George Mayberry
Maiden name of mother: Esliza [sic]-just first name is listed and spelled incorrectly--full name was Mary Elizabeth Maulding.
Female/White/Widow
Length of Residence-At place of death: 21 yrs; In this state: 21 years
Place of Burial: City View Cemetery
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The Capital Journal
Thursday, Aug. 28, 1913, pg. 5
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, who died at her home at 456 North Church street, Tuesday, August 26, 1913, was born in Illinois in the year 1840. She came to Oregon 21 years ago and settled in Salem, where she had been a resident ever since. Her husband preceded her to the grave seven years ago, after he had been ill but a short time.
Mrs. Johnson leaves a son, Walter Johnson, of Salem, a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Butchart, of Seattle, and a stepson [sic-should say grandson] and daughter, Mrs. Govro, of Dallas and James H. Johnson, of Portland. Both Mr. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Govro are in the city, having attended the funeral. The funeral was held from the Lehman & Clough undertaking parlors yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. o'clock, Dr. Walter Smith, of the local Christian Scientist church officiating. The remains were buried in the City View Cemetery.
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Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon)
August 28, 1913, pg. 4
Mrs. Johnson Buried--
The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson was held yesterday at 2:30 from Lehman & Clough's chapel by members of the Christian Science church. Walter Johnson read the funeral sermon. The burial took place in City View cemetery. The floral offerings were especially numerous and beautiful.
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How I found and know she was my great great grandmother, Martha Jane (MAYBERRY) Cazadd's sister, even though her mother's maiden name was not on her death certificate. The 1948 Oregon obituary of Eva (Cazadd) Parker mentions a cousin, Hazel Grant, living in Harlan, OR. The OR death certificate of Hazel Grant, list parents as John Johnson and Prisceilla [sic] and the informant was listed as W. Guy Parker, cousin . W. Guy Parker was actually 1st cousin 1x removed. The 1930 OR death certificate of Walter W. Johnson, list his mother as Percilla [sic] Mayberry, born in Illinois and the 1939 Washington death certificate of Leona O. Butchart, list mother as Priscella Mayberry.
Daughter of George Thomas Mayberry and Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Maulding.
Married John Polk Johnson (widower) about 1864, according to 1900 census. Most likely married in Wayne County, IL (Records destroyed by Court House fire).
All three children of her marriage to John Johnson are linked below. Other children in census records are from John's 1st marriage.
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Oregon Certificate of Death
Name: Prisilla Johnson
Date of Death: Aug 26, 1913
Place of Death: 456 Church North, Salem, Marion County
Date of Birth: July 15, 1840
Birthplace: Ill
Name of Father: George Mayberry
Maiden name of mother: Esliza [sic]-just first name is listed and spelled incorrectly--full name was Mary Elizabeth Maulding.
Female/White/Widow
Length of Residence-At place of death: 21 yrs; In this state: 21 years
Place of Burial: City View Cemetery
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The Capital Journal
Thursday, Aug. 28, 1913, pg. 5
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, who died at her home at 456 North Church street, Tuesday, August 26, 1913, was born in Illinois in the year 1840. She came to Oregon 21 years ago and settled in Salem, where she had been a resident ever since. Her husband preceded her to the grave seven years ago, after he had been ill but a short time.
Mrs. Johnson leaves a son, Walter Johnson, of Salem, a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Butchart, of Seattle, and a stepson [sic-should say grandson] and daughter, Mrs. Govro, of Dallas and James H. Johnson, of Portland. Both Mr. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Govro are in the city, having attended the funeral. The funeral was held from the Lehman & Clough undertaking parlors yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. o'clock, Dr. Walter Smith, of the local Christian Scientist church officiating. The remains were buried in the City View Cemetery.
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Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon)
August 28, 1913, pg. 4
Mrs. Johnson Buried--
The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson was held yesterday at 2:30 from Lehman & Clough's chapel by members of the Christian Science church. Walter Johnson read the funeral sermon. The burial took place in City View cemetery. The floral offerings were especially numerous and beautiful.
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How I found and know she was my great great grandmother, Martha Jane (MAYBERRY) Cazadd's sister, even though her mother's maiden name was not on her death certificate. The 1948 Oregon obituary of Eva (Cazadd) Parker mentions a cousin, Hazel Grant, living in Harlan, OR. The OR death certificate of Hazel Grant, list parents as John Johnson and Prisceilla [sic] and the informant was listed as W. Guy Parker, cousin . W. Guy Parker was actually 1st cousin 1x removed. The 1930 OR death certificate of Walter W. Johnson, list his mother as Percilla [sic] Mayberry, born in Illinois and the 1939 Washington death certificate of Leona O. Butchart, list mother as Priscella Mayberry.
Married John Polk Johnson (widower) about 1864, according to 1900 census. Most likely married in Wayne County, IL (Records destroyed by Court House fire).
All three children of her marriage to John Johnson are linked below. Other children in census records are from John's 1st marriage.
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Oregon Certificate of Death
Name: Prisilla Johnson
Date of Death: Aug 26, 1913
Place of Death: 456 Church North, Salem, Marion County
Date of Birth: July 15, 1840
Birthplace: Ill
Name of Father: George Mayberry
Maiden name of mother: Esliza [sic]-just first name is listed and spelled incorrectly--full name was Mary Elizabeth Maulding.
Female/White/Widow
Length of Residence-At place of death: 21 yrs; In this state: 21 years
Place of Burial: City View Cemetery
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The Capital Journal
Thursday, Aug. 28, 1913, pg. 5
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, who died at her home at 456 North Church street, Tuesday, August 26, 1913, was born in Illinois in the year 1840. She came to Oregon 21 years ago and settled in Salem, where she had been a resident ever since. Her husband preceded her to the grave seven years ago, after he had been ill but a short time.
Mrs. Johnson leaves a son, Walter Johnson, of Salem, a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Butchart, of Seattle, and a stepson [sic-should say grandson] and daughter, Mrs. Govro, of Dallas and James H. Johnson, of Portland. Both Mr. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Govro are in the city, having attended the funeral. The funeral was held from the Lehman & Clough undertaking parlors yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. o'clock, Dr. Walter Smith, of the local Christian Scientist church officiating. The remains were buried in the City View Cemetery.
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Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon)
August 28, 1913, pg. 4
Mrs. Johnson Buried--
The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson was held yesterday at 2:30 from Lehman & Clough's chapel by members of the Christian Science church. Walter Johnson read the funeral sermon. The burial took place in City View cemetery. The floral offerings were especially numerous and beautiful.
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How I found and know she was my great great grandmother, Martha Jane (MAYBERRY) Cazadd's sister, even though her mother's maiden name was not on her death certificate. The 1948 Oregon obituary of Eva (Cazadd) Parker mentions a cousin, Hazel Grant, living in Harlan, OR. The OR death certificate of Hazel Grant, list parents as John Johnson and Prisceilla [sic] and the informant was listed as W. Guy Parker, cousin . W. Guy Parker was actually 1st cousin 1x removed. The 1930 OR death certificate of Walter W. Johnson, list his mother as Percilla [sic] Mayberry, born in Illinois and the 1939 Washington death certificate of Leona O. Butchart, list mother as Priscella Mayberry.
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