Claudia Agatha Bodah Johnson was the adopted daughter of Gideon and Frances Bodah of Nasonville, Wisconsin. There were no siblings.
She married married Alexander Johnson on 3/28/1900 at the Nasonville Presbyterian Church. They had the following children: Grant, James, Marcella and Claudina.
Alexander Johnson was a farmer, mail carrier, and then president of the Johnson Manufacturing Company in Marshfield, WI where canvas gloves were manufactured.
Claudia belonged to the Nasonville Library Society and the Lincoln Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars.
Source: census records; Diantha Howg, researcher; Marshfield News-Herald, 1930; family records from Irene J. Johnson .
She married married Alexander Johnson on 3/28/1900 at the Nasonville Presbyterian Church. They had the following children: Grant, James, Marcella and Claudina.
Alexander Johnson was a farmer, mail carrier, and then president of the Johnson Manufacturing Company in Marshfield, WI where canvas gloves were manufactured.
Claudia belonged to the Nasonville Library Society and the Lincoln Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars.
Source: census records; Diantha Howg, researcher; Marshfield News-Herald, 1930; family records from Irene J. Johnson .
Claudia Agatha Bodah Johnson was the adopted daughter of Gideon and Frances Bodah of Nasonville, Wisconsin. There were no siblings.
She married married Alexander Johnson on 3/28/1900 at the Nasonville Presbyterian Church. They had the following children: Grant, James, Marcella and Claudina.
Alexander Johnson was a farmer, mail carrier, and then president of the Johnson Manufacturing Company in Marshfield, WI where canvas gloves were manufactured.
Claudia belonged to the Nasonville Library Society and the Lincoln Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars.
Source: census records; Diantha Howg, researcher; Marshfield News-Herald, 1930; family records from Irene J. Johnson .
She married married Alexander Johnson on 3/28/1900 at the Nasonville Presbyterian Church. They had the following children: Grant, James, Marcella and Claudina.
Alexander Johnson was a farmer, mail carrier, and then president of the Johnson Manufacturing Company in Marshfield, WI where canvas gloves were manufactured.
Claudia belonged to the Nasonville Library Society and the Lincoln Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars.
Source: census records; Diantha Howg, researcher; Marshfield News-Herald, 1930; family records from Irene J. Johnson .
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