Charlotte was the twin sister of John Armstrong, they were both born on 3 January, 1879, despite what it says on her headstone.
Charlotte married Cecil Richard Johnson on 11 April 1906 in Canadian County, Oklahoma. They had a son and daughter before divorcing on 4 April 1922 due to his desertion.
Charlotte supported her family by working as a telephone operator in Montezuma, Iowa, according to the 1920 Census. She also was employed as a state juvenile officer in Toledo, Iowa, according to the 1930 Census, and as a matron at the Christian Home Association of Council Bluffs, IA, a state home for children (1940 Census). Charlotte retired and lived with her daughter, Mildred, in Belle Plaine, Iowa in 1943.
Charlotte's husband, Cecil Richard Johnson, worked as a butcher. He had a second family with a girlfriend in Chicago, IL named Marie Schroeder. They had two daughters (Ruth Elizabeth and Margaret Irene) on 13 December 1918 and 20 December 1920. Cecil and Marie married on 15 April 1924 in Cook County, IL before he died of pneumonia on 25 May 1926 in Chicago, IL.
Charlotte married Cecil Richard Johnson on 11 April 1906 in Canadian County, Oklahoma. They had a son and daughter before divorcing on 4 April 1922 due to his desertion.
Charlotte supported her family by working as a telephone operator in Montezuma, Iowa, according to the 1920 Census. She also was employed as a state juvenile officer in Toledo, Iowa, according to the 1930 Census, and as a matron at the Christian Home Association of Council Bluffs, IA, a state home for children (1940 Census). Charlotte retired and lived with her daughter, Mildred, in Belle Plaine, Iowa in 1943.
Charlotte's husband, Cecil Richard Johnson, worked as a butcher. He had a second family with a girlfriend in Chicago, IL named Marie Schroeder. They had two daughters (Ruth Elizabeth and Margaret Irene) on 13 December 1918 and 20 December 1920. Cecil and Marie married on 15 April 1924 in Cook County, IL before he died of pneumonia on 25 May 1926 in Chicago, IL.
Charlotte was the twin sister of John Armstrong, they were both born on 3 January, 1879, despite what it says on her headstone.
Charlotte married Cecil Richard Johnson on 11 April 1906 in Canadian County, Oklahoma. They had a son and daughter before divorcing on 4 April 1922 due to his desertion.
Charlotte supported her family by working as a telephone operator in Montezuma, Iowa, according to the 1920 Census. She also was employed as a state juvenile officer in Toledo, Iowa, according to the 1930 Census, and as a matron at the Christian Home Association of Council Bluffs, IA, a state home for children (1940 Census). Charlotte retired and lived with her daughter, Mildred, in Belle Plaine, Iowa in 1943.
Charlotte's husband, Cecil Richard Johnson, worked as a butcher. He had a second family with a girlfriend in Chicago, IL named Marie Schroeder. They had two daughters (Ruth Elizabeth and Margaret Irene) on 13 December 1918 and 20 December 1920. Cecil and Marie married on 15 April 1924 in Cook County, IL before he died of pneumonia on 25 May 1926 in Chicago, IL.
Charlotte married Cecil Richard Johnson on 11 April 1906 in Canadian County, Oklahoma. They had a son and daughter before divorcing on 4 April 1922 due to his desertion.
Charlotte supported her family by working as a telephone operator in Montezuma, Iowa, according to the 1920 Census. She also was employed as a state juvenile officer in Toledo, Iowa, according to the 1930 Census, and as a matron at the Christian Home Association of Council Bluffs, IA, a state home for children (1940 Census). Charlotte retired and lived with her daughter, Mildred, in Belle Plaine, Iowa in 1943.
Charlotte's husband, Cecil Richard Johnson, worked as a butcher. He had a second family with a girlfriend in Chicago, IL named Marie Schroeder. They had two daughters (Ruth Elizabeth and Margaret Irene) on 13 December 1918 and 20 December 1920. Cecil and Marie married on 15 April 1924 in Cook County, IL before he died of pneumonia on 25 May 1926 in Chicago, IL.
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