J MONROE JOHNSON
Conway, Feb 9 [1922] - J Monroe Johnson, for many years a well known carpenter of this city, was taken suddenly ill yesterday morning about 5 o'clock and died in a few minutes. He had not been very well for several weeks, but was not thought to be in a serious condition. He was down town the preceding day and, while not feeling well enough to work, still did not think himself sick. He had a fainting spell a few days ago at his work, but it passed off in a short time. He is survived by his wife and ten children, ranging in age from two months to 20 years. Mr Johnson was a man of good habits and had many friends who mourn his death.
Feb 10, 1922 The State
J MONROE JOHNSON
Conway, Feb 9 [1922] - J Monroe Johnson, for many years a well known carpenter of this city, was taken suddenly ill yesterday morning about 5 o'clock and died in a few minutes. He had not been very well for several weeks, but was not thought to be in a serious condition. He was down town the preceding day and, while not feeling well enough to work, still did not think himself sick. He had a fainting spell a few days ago at his work, but it passed off in a short time. He is survived by his wife and ten children, ranging in age from two months to 20 years. Mr Johnson was a man of good habits and had many friends who mourn his death.
Feb 10, 1922 The State
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In Memory of John Monroe and Frances Orilla Cooper Johnston's Children
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John Buryan Johnston
1900–1947
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Victoria Blanche Johnston
1901–1902
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Infant Twin Sons Johnston
1903–1903
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Cyril Monroe Johnston
1904–1939
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Isla M Johnston Stack
1906–1995
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Wofford Jennings Johnston
1908–1952
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Reuben Cooper Johnston
1913–1975
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Helena Beaton Urquhart
1915–2006
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Clarence Manning Johnson
1916–1965
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Naomi Johnston McLean
1919–2001
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Mark Benjamin Johnston
1921–1989
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