Children:
Sara Frances Johnson (1853- )
Annabelle Margaret Johnson (1859 - )
Sara Frances and Annabelle are reportedly buried in unmarked graves on Frank Easterling's farm, formerly Johnson, near the intersection of Walter L. Dasher and Hencart Roads in Tattnall County, Georgia.
It is told that Randall's son, James J. Johnson (Johnston), added the "t" to his name and the family has spelled their name this way ever since.
∼Cemetery records for white Males and Females
via Georgia, State Health Department
Central State Hospital (formerly Milledgeville State)
Sara Frances Johnson (1853- )
Annabelle Margaret Johnson (1859 - )
Sara Frances and Annabelle are reportedly buried in unmarked graves on Frank Easterling's farm, formerly Johnson, near the intersection of Walter L. Dasher and Hencart Roads in Tattnall County, Georgia.
It is told that Randall's son, James J. Johnson (Johnston), added the "t" to his name and the family has spelled their name this way ever since.
∼Cemetery records for white Males and Females
via Georgia, State Health Department
Central State Hospital (formerly Milledgeville State)
Children:
Sara Frances Johnson (1853- )
Annabelle Margaret Johnson (1859 - )
Sara Frances and Annabelle are reportedly buried in unmarked graves on Frank Easterling's farm, formerly Johnson, near the intersection of Walter L. Dasher and Hencart Roads in Tattnall County, Georgia.
It is told that Randall's son, James J. Johnson (Johnston), added the "t" to his name and the family has spelled their name this way ever since.
∼Cemetery records for white Males and Females
via Georgia, State Health Department
Central State Hospital (formerly Milledgeville State)
Sara Frances Johnson (1853- )
Annabelle Margaret Johnson (1859 - )
Sara Frances and Annabelle are reportedly buried in unmarked graves on Frank Easterling's farm, formerly Johnson, near the intersection of Walter L. Dasher and Hencart Roads in Tattnall County, Georgia.
It is told that Randall's son, James J. Johnson (Johnston), added the "t" to his name and the family has spelled their name this way ever since.
∼Cemetery records for white Males and Females
via Georgia, State Health Department
Central State Hospital (formerly Milledgeville State)
Gravesite Details
burial# 0477
Family Members
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