NANCY MARIE OGLINE-JOHNSON -D/o Jacob Johann and Mary Catherine HILDEBRAN OGLINE from Johnstown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Granddaughter of Phillip & Catherine (MILLER) Ogline from Somerset County, PA.
WIFE & MOTHER: Married John William JOHNSON s/o Mr. & Mrs. James Johnson July 6, 1846 in Johnstown, PA. (he died 1899). The couple relocated to Perry twp in Columbiana County, Ohio in 1857 when their daughter Harriett was 2 years old. The couple had had SEVEN CHILDREN, names of only SIX (6) could be identified by name as follows:
+ Mary Jane Johnson md Alexander Caven
+ > Charles Henry Johnson md Mary Wright
+ Isabella Johnson
+ > Harriett M. Johnson md Daniel Murphy
+ Emma I. Johnson md WB Gleason & JJ Cross
+ > Andrew R. Johnson
OHIO Death Certificate File #62949 signed by informate/son Charles Johnson indicated that the date of death as 12/23/1911. Nancy Ogline-Johnson's age was 86 yrs, 11 mos, 23 dys buried in the Hope Cemetery, Salem, Ohio. Her name appears on the 1870 Census for Salem Boro, Perry twp, Columbiana County, PA listed with John Johnson and 5 named children. Also on the 1900 Federal Census for Perry twp, Salem, Ohio living with her daughter Isabella Morlan.
In telephone conversation with Hope Cemetery staff, burial records indicate internment without a tombstone in Lot #693, Section 2. EVEN though this lot contains 6 graves, only 2 have recorded burial. There is no marker on Nancy's grave #3. Spectulation is Catherine Ogline, husband Charles Johnson, and 3 children occupy other the graves. Burials records prior to 1900 where maintained by deacons of founding Presbyterian Church that originally founded the cemetery.
WIFE & MOTHER: Married John William JOHNSON s/o Mr. & Mrs. James Johnson July 6, 1846 in Johnstown, PA. (he died 1899). The couple relocated to Perry twp in Columbiana County, Ohio in 1857 when their daughter Harriett was 2 years old. The couple had had SEVEN CHILDREN, names of only SIX (6) could be identified by name as follows:
+ Mary Jane Johnson md Alexander Caven
+ > Charles Henry Johnson md Mary Wright
+ Isabella Johnson
+ > Harriett M. Johnson md Daniel Murphy
+ Emma I. Johnson md WB Gleason & JJ Cross
+ > Andrew R. Johnson
OHIO Death Certificate File #62949 signed by informate/son Charles Johnson indicated that the date of death as 12/23/1911. Nancy Ogline-Johnson's age was 86 yrs, 11 mos, 23 dys buried in the Hope Cemetery, Salem, Ohio. Her name appears on the 1870 Census for Salem Boro, Perry twp, Columbiana County, PA listed with John Johnson and 5 named children. Also on the 1900 Federal Census for Perry twp, Salem, Ohio living with her daughter Isabella Morlan.
In telephone conversation with Hope Cemetery staff, burial records indicate internment without a tombstone in Lot #693, Section 2. EVEN though this lot contains 6 graves, only 2 have recorded burial. There is no marker on Nancy's grave #3. Spectulation is Catherine Ogline, husband Charles Johnson, and 3 children occupy other the graves. Burials records prior to 1900 where maintained by deacons of founding Presbyterian Church that originally founded the cemetery.
NANCY MARIE OGLINE-JOHNSON -D/o Jacob Johann and Mary Catherine HILDEBRAN OGLINE from Johnstown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Granddaughter of Phillip & Catherine (MILLER) Ogline from Somerset County, PA.
WIFE & MOTHER: Married John William JOHNSON s/o Mr. & Mrs. James Johnson July 6, 1846 in Johnstown, PA. (he died 1899). The couple relocated to Perry twp in Columbiana County, Ohio in 1857 when their daughter Harriett was 2 years old. The couple had had SEVEN CHILDREN, names of only SIX (6) could be identified by name as follows:
+ Mary Jane Johnson md Alexander Caven
+ > Charles Henry Johnson md Mary Wright
+ Isabella Johnson
+ > Harriett M. Johnson md Daniel Murphy
+ Emma I. Johnson md WB Gleason & JJ Cross
+ > Andrew R. Johnson
OHIO Death Certificate File #62949 signed by informate/son Charles Johnson indicated that the date of death as 12/23/1911. Nancy Ogline-Johnson's age was 86 yrs, 11 mos, 23 dys buried in the Hope Cemetery, Salem, Ohio. Her name appears on the 1870 Census for Salem Boro, Perry twp, Columbiana County, PA listed with John Johnson and 5 named children. Also on the 1900 Federal Census for Perry twp, Salem, Ohio living with her daughter Isabella Morlan.
In telephone conversation with Hope Cemetery staff, burial records indicate internment without a tombstone in Lot #693, Section 2. EVEN though this lot contains 6 graves, only 2 have recorded burial. There is no marker on Nancy's grave #3. Spectulation is Catherine Ogline, husband Charles Johnson, and 3 children occupy other the graves. Burials records prior to 1900 where maintained by deacons of founding Presbyterian Church that originally founded the cemetery.
WIFE & MOTHER: Married John William JOHNSON s/o Mr. & Mrs. James Johnson July 6, 1846 in Johnstown, PA. (he died 1899). The couple relocated to Perry twp in Columbiana County, Ohio in 1857 when their daughter Harriett was 2 years old. The couple had had SEVEN CHILDREN, names of only SIX (6) could be identified by name as follows:
+ Mary Jane Johnson md Alexander Caven
+ > Charles Henry Johnson md Mary Wright
+ Isabella Johnson
+ > Harriett M. Johnson md Daniel Murphy
+ Emma I. Johnson md WB Gleason & JJ Cross
+ > Andrew R. Johnson
OHIO Death Certificate File #62949 signed by informate/son Charles Johnson indicated that the date of death as 12/23/1911. Nancy Ogline-Johnson's age was 86 yrs, 11 mos, 23 dys buried in the Hope Cemetery, Salem, Ohio. Her name appears on the 1870 Census for Salem Boro, Perry twp, Columbiana County, PA listed with John Johnson and 5 named children. Also on the 1900 Federal Census for Perry twp, Salem, Ohio living with her daughter Isabella Morlan.
In telephone conversation with Hope Cemetery staff, burial records indicate internment without a tombstone in Lot #693, Section 2. EVEN though this lot contains 6 graves, only 2 have recorded burial. There is no marker on Nancy's grave #3. Spectulation is Catherine Ogline, husband Charles Johnson, and 3 children occupy other the graves. Burials records prior to 1900 where maintained by deacons of founding Presbyterian Church that originally founded the cemetery.
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