MRS. SULLIVAN JOHNSON
Mrs. Felecia Hemans (nee Ross) Johnson, widow of Sullivan Johnson and former resident of Pittsburgh, died yesterday, April 4, 1926 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Graham (Edna Jane) Dale, in New York City.
Mrs. Johnson was born April 26, 1845 in Addison, Somerset County, a daughter of the late General Moses Andrew Ross and Cynthia Anne Mitchell, and resided on the North Side for many years, removing to New York recently.
She was one of the founders of the Pittsburgh Y. W. C. A., Twentieth Century Club and the Pittsburgh Chapter , Daughters of the American Revolution; founder of the Dolly Madison Chapter, Daughters of 1812, of which she was Honorary President at the time of her death. Mrs. Ross was a member of the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church of the North Side.
She leaves three daughters, Miss Thea Sullivan Johnson of New York City, Mrs. Edna Jane (Robert Graham) Dale, also of New York City, and Mrs. Marguerite LeMaire (Unger) Wilson of Kentucky Avenue, East End, Pittsburgh.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Samson's Mortuary, Neville Street. Interment at Allegheny Cemetery.
Excerpts from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Monday, April 5, 1926 - Page 12.
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Family Members
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Moses Andrew Ross
1805–1893
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Cynthia A. Mitchell Ross
1819–1888
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Sullivan F. Johnson
1830–1903
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Andrew Marshall Ross
1842–1902
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Infant daughter Ross
1844 – unknown
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Robert Emory Ross
1847–1939
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Sophia Elizabeth Ross
1851–1858
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Mansfield Ames Ross
1853–1937
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Hiram Lee Ross
1855–1856
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George Crawford Ross
1857–1933
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Frank Moore Ross
1859–1943
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Mary Ida Ross
1861–1935
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Cornelia L Ross
1833–1852
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Orville Albert Ross
1836–1920
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Sullivan Ross Johnson
1875–1881
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Cynthia Sullivan Johnson
1875–1952
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Thea Sullivan Johnson
1877–1949
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Edna Laura Johnson Dale
1877–1956
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Marguerite LeMaire Johnson Wilson
1880–1968
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