Claus Albert Johnson was born in Blexberg Nora Orebro, Sweden August 12, 1874. His parents were Johnnis Johnson and Ann Charlotta Ekstrom who lived their lives in Sweden. He first came to this the United States in 1894. He married Charlotta Eugenia Lofgren April 25, 1896 in Wilmington, DE. Charlotta Eugenia is also buried at Riverview Cemetery in a different gravesite. They had nine children Charles Albert Leonard, Alrick Axel Alexander, Gaynor Emanuel, Clarence Eugene, Irene (Cunningham), Elsie Cecelia (Kreck), Clifford August, Beatrice Eugenia (Groh) and Milford. He died from pneumonia on March 4, 1917.
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FATHER DEAD, SON NEAR DEATH, ANOTHER INJURED
With one son lying at the point of death at Delaware Hospital with pneumonia, another son suffering with a fractured ankle at his home, Albert Johnson, a carpenter of No. 322 West Twenty-ninth street, died last night of pneumonia, following an illness of several weeks.
Shortly after Mr. Johnson was stricken, the oldest Johnson boy was taken sick with the same malady and two days after he was removed to the hospital, the second son was injured while at work.
Mr. Johnson is survived by a wife and seven children, the youngest an infant less than one year old.
(The Evening Journal, Wilmington, DE, 05 Mar 1917 (Monday), Page 1)
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FATHER DEAD, SON NEAR DEATH, ANOTHER INJURED
With one son lying at the point of death at Delaware Hospital with pneumonia, another son suffering with a fractured ankle at his home, Albert Johnson, a carpenter of No. 322 West Twenty-ninth street, died last night of pneumonia, following an illness of several weeks.
Shortly after Mr. Johnson was stricken, the oldest Johnson boy was taken sick with the same malady and two days after he was removed to the hospital, the second son was injured while at work.
Mr. Johnson is survived by a wife and seven children, the youngest an infant less than one year old.
(The Evening Journal, Wilmington, DE, 05 Mar 1917 (Monday), Page 1)
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Claus Albert Johnson was born in Blexberg Nora Orebro, Sweden August 12, 1874. His parents were Johnnis Johnson and Ann Charlotta Ekstrom who lived their lives in Sweden. He first came to this the United States in 1894. He married Charlotta Eugenia Lofgren April 25, 1896 in Wilmington, DE. Charlotta Eugenia is also buried at Riverview Cemetery in a different gravesite. They had nine children Charles Albert Leonard, Alrick Axel Alexander, Gaynor Emanuel, Clarence Eugene, Irene (Cunningham), Elsie Cecelia (Kreck), Clifford August, Beatrice Eugenia (Groh) and Milford. He died from pneumonia on March 4, 1917.
(Information provided by Patricia Edwards, #49556773)
FATHER DEAD, SON NEAR DEATH, ANOTHER INJURED
With one son lying at the point of death at Delaware Hospital with pneumonia, another son suffering with a fractured ankle at his home, Albert Johnson, a carpenter of No. 322 West Twenty-ninth street, died last night of pneumonia, following an illness of several weeks.
Shortly after Mr. Johnson was stricken, the oldest Johnson boy was taken sick with the same malady and two days after he was removed to the hospital, the second son was injured while at work.
Mr. Johnson is survived by a wife and seven children, the youngest an infant less than one year old.
(The Evening Journal, Wilmington, DE, 05 Mar 1917 (Monday), Page 1)
(Information provided by sven, #48835645)
(Information provided by Patricia Edwards, #49556773)
FATHER DEAD, SON NEAR DEATH, ANOTHER INJURED
With one son lying at the point of death at Delaware Hospital with pneumonia, another son suffering with a fractured ankle at his home, Albert Johnson, a carpenter of No. 322 West Twenty-ninth street, died last night of pneumonia, following an illness of several weeks.
Shortly after Mr. Johnson was stricken, the oldest Johnson boy was taken sick with the same malady and two days after he was removed to the hospital, the second son was injured while at work.
Mr. Johnson is survived by a wife and seven children, the youngest an infant less than one year old.
(The Evening Journal, Wilmington, DE, 05 Mar 1917 (Monday), Page 1)
(Information provided by sven, #48835645)
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