Carrie was born 20 October 1866 at Antioch, Troup County, Georgia, daughter of Milly King and Thomas P. Johnson.
Eleanor Johnson Eldredge said in 2003 that Aunt Carrie remembered their family moving from Troupe County, GA. to Bowdon, GA in covered wagons. This would have been about 1877-1879.
She married Dr. James Lewis Lovvorn on December 30, 1888, who was the first doctor in Bowdon. Carrie was about
22 years old. They had four children. She died 30 October 1959, Bowdon, Georgia.
Children born to Carrie Johnson Lovvorn and Dr. J. L. Lovvorn:
Carrie Leo Lovvorn
James Theo Lovvorn (Leo's twin who died an infant.)
Nancy Mildred Lovvorn
Elise Lovvorn
Lovvorn House 113 East College Street-a Queen Anne Victorian house built 1890 by Dr. Jas. Lovvorn & wife Carrie Johnson, lot 2 of the town's orig.1853 layout.It features a bay window, steeply pitched hip roof w/projecting gables & a prominent porch
Eleanor Johnson Eldredge said in 2003 that Aunt Carrie remembered their family moving from Troupe County, GA. to Bowdon, GA in covered wagons. This would have been about 1877-1879.
She married Dr. James Lewis Lovvorn on December 30, 1888, who was the first doctor in Bowdon. Carrie was about
22 years old. They had four children. She died 30 October 1959, Bowdon, Georgia.
Children born to Carrie Johnson Lovvorn and Dr. J. L. Lovvorn:
Carrie Leo Lovvorn
James Theo Lovvorn (Leo's twin who died an infant.)
Nancy Mildred Lovvorn
Elise Lovvorn
Lovvorn House 113 East College Street-a Queen Anne Victorian house built 1890 by Dr. Jas. Lovvorn & wife Carrie Johnson, lot 2 of the town's orig.1853 layout.It features a bay window, steeply pitched hip roof w/projecting gables & a prominent porch
Carrie was born 20 October 1866 at Antioch, Troup County, Georgia, daughter of Milly King and Thomas P. Johnson.
Eleanor Johnson Eldredge said in 2003 that Aunt Carrie remembered their family moving from Troupe County, GA. to Bowdon, GA in covered wagons. This would have been about 1877-1879.
She married Dr. James Lewis Lovvorn on December 30, 1888, who was the first doctor in Bowdon. Carrie was about
22 years old. They had four children. She died 30 October 1959, Bowdon, Georgia.
Children born to Carrie Johnson Lovvorn and Dr. J. L. Lovvorn:
Carrie Leo Lovvorn
James Theo Lovvorn (Leo's twin who died an infant.)
Nancy Mildred Lovvorn
Elise Lovvorn
Lovvorn House 113 East College Street-a Queen Anne Victorian house built 1890 by Dr. Jas. Lovvorn & wife Carrie Johnson, lot 2 of the town's orig.1853 layout.It features a bay window, steeply pitched hip roof w/projecting gables & a prominent porch
Eleanor Johnson Eldredge said in 2003 that Aunt Carrie remembered their family moving from Troupe County, GA. to Bowdon, GA in covered wagons. This would have been about 1877-1879.
She married Dr. James Lewis Lovvorn on December 30, 1888, who was the first doctor in Bowdon. Carrie was about
22 years old. They had four children. She died 30 October 1959, Bowdon, Georgia.
Children born to Carrie Johnson Lovvorn and Dr. J. L. Lovvorn:
Carrie Leo Lovvorn
James Theo Lovvorn (Leo's twin who died an infant.)
Nancy Mildred Lovvorn
Elise Lovvorn
Lovvorn House 113 East College Street-a Queen Anne Victorian house built 1890 by Dr. Jas. Lovvorn & wife Carrie Johnson, lot 2 of the town's orig.1853 layout.It features a bay window, steeply pitched hip roof w/projecting gables & a prominent porch
Inscription
"Wife of James L. Lovvorn."
Gravesite Details
Mrs. Carrie Johnson Lovvorn, Descendent of Nicholas Johnson, Rev. Soldier, National DAR#102851, Piedmont Chapter, Atlanta, Accepted by Board of Management October 1, 1913.
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