Source: Listed as "Margaret Johnson" at http://www.bchsonline.com/cemeteries/lookout/lookout.txt
In front of larger marker for husband Christian Johnson, there is a "Father" and "Mother" marker. Margaret's name is on the right side of the tall marker.Christian & Margrete Johnson were married on Dec. 28, 1855, in Jevnaker, Oppland, Norway. They emigrated from Norway in 1868 on the ship "Manila" from Christiania, Norway (now Oslo) on April 23rd and arrived in Quebec on June 19th. The Johnson Family settled in Green County Wisconsin. After 4 years they came to Buffalo county, Iowa taking a homestead. There were eight children to this union:
Johan "John"
Maren "Mary"
Karen "Caroline"
Hans
Carl (was 6 months old at emigration)
Anna (born in the U.S.)
Ida (born in the U.S.)
Otto (born in the U.S.)
In front of larger marker for husband Christian Johnson, there is a "Father" and "Mother" marker. Margaret's name is on the right side of the tall marker.Christian & Margrete Johnson were married on Dec. 28, 1855, in Jevnaker, Oppland, Norway. They emigrated from Norway in 1868 on the ship "Manila" from Christiania, Norway (now Oslo) on April 23rd and arrived in Quebec on June 19th. The Johnson Family settled in Green County Wisconsin. After 4 years they came to Buffalo county, Iowa taking a homestead. There were eight children to this union:
Johan "John"
Maren "Mary"
Karen "Caroline"
Hans
Carl (was 6 months old at emigration)
Anna (born in the U.S.)
Ida (born in the U.S.)
Otto (born in the U.S.)
Source: Listed as "Margaret Johnson" at http://www.bchsonline.com/cemeteries/lookout/lookout.txt
In front of larger marker for husband Christian Johnson, there is a "Father" and "Mother" marker. Margaret's name is on the right side of the tall marker.Christian & Margrete Johnson were married on Dec. 28, 1855, in Jevnaker, Oppland, Norway. They emigrated from Norway in 1868 on the ship "Manila" from Christiania, Norway (now Oslo) on April 23rd and arrived in Quebec on June 19th. The Johnson Family settled in Green County Wisconsin. After 4 years they came to Buffalo county, Iowa taking a homestead. There were eight children to this union:
Johan "John"
Maren "Mary"
Karen "Caroline"
Hans
Carl (was 6 months old at emigration)
Anna (born in the U.S.)
Ida (born in the U.S.)
Otto (born in the U.S.)
In front of larger marker for husband Christian Johnson, there is a "Father" and "Mother" marker. Margaret's name is on the right side of the tall marker.Christian & Margrete Johnson were married on Dec. 28, 1855, in Jevnaker, Oppland, Norway. They emigrated from Norway in 1868 on the ship "Manila" from Christiania, Norway (now Oslo) on April 23rd and arrived in Quebec on June 19th. The Johnson Family settled in Green County Wisconsin. After 4 years they came to Buffalo county, Iowa taking a homestead. There were eight children to this union:
Johan "John"
Maren "Mary"
Karen "Caroline"
Hans
Carl (was 6 months old at emigration)
Anna (born in the U.S.)
Ida (born in the U.S.)
Otto (born in the U.S.)
Gravesite Details
Tall marker located on the far left edge of cemetery. Margaret's engraving is on the right side of tall marker.
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