Belle V. Johnson, daughter of John Henry and Martha Olivia [McCorkle] Johnson and wife of Rev. John W. Allen, pastor of Western Avenue Christian Church of Chicago, was born on the 20th of February 1843 and departed this world two days after Christmas 1868, nearly two months short of her 26th birthday. She lived on this earth twenty-five years, ten months and seven days.
Her father was a native of Ohio, and a charter member and elder of the Christian Church of Washington, Illinois. She had seven siblings: Eliza Jane Johnson, George Milton Johnson [who married Carrie Isabel Small], Rev. B. W. Johnson [editor of the St. Louis Christian Evangelist], Rev. R.H. Johnson [Professor and President of Oskaloosa College in Iowa, who married Susan S. Smith, a native of Bridgewater, VT], Rev. J. B. Johnson [pastor of the Christian Church at Lincoln, Neb], Mary E. Johnson [who married James Holland of Washington] and an infant brother or sister who was also buried in the Baker Cemetery. (Mary Johnson Holland was last seen living in Denver, Colorado with her daughter Anna in 1900.
Her grandparents were Henry and Elizabeth Johnson and the Rev. Richard Blythe McCorkle and his wife Isabella C. [Campbell] McCorkle.
Her father was a native of Ohio, and a charter member and elder of the Christian Church of Washington, Illinois. She had seven siblings: Eliza Jane Johnson, George Milton Johnson [who married Carrie Isabel Small], Rev. B. W. Johnson [editor of the St. Louis Christian Evangelist], Rev. R.H. Johnson [Professor and President of Oskaloosa College in Iowa, who married Susan S. Smith, a native of Bridgewater, VT], Rev. J. B. Johnson [pastor of the Christian Church at Lincoln, Neb], Mary E. Johnson [who married James Holland of Washington] and an infant brother or sister who was also buried in the Baker Cemetery. (Mary Johnson Holland was last seen living in Denver, Colorado with her daughter Anna in 1900.
Her grandparents were Henry and Elizabeth Johnson and the Rev. Richard Blythe McCorkle and his wife Isabella C. [Campbell] McCorkle.
Belle V. Johnson, daughter of John Henry and Martha Olivia [McCorkle] Johnson and wife of Rev. John W. Allen, pastor of Western Avenue Christian Church of Chicago, was born on the 20th of February 1843 and departed this world two days after Christmas 1868, nearly two months short of her 26th birthday. She lived on this earth twenty-five years, ten months and seven days.
Her father was a native of Ohio, and a charter member and elder of the Christian Church of Washington, Illinois. She had seven siblings: Eliza Jane Johnson, George Milton Johnson [who married Carrie Isabel Small], Rev. B. W. Johnson [editor of the St. Louis Christian Evangelist], Rev. R.H. Johnson [Professor and President of Oskaloosa College in Iowa, who married Susan S. Smith, a native of Bridgewater, VT], Rev. J. B. Johnson [pastor of the Christian Church at Lincoln, Neb], Mary E. Johnson [who married James Holland of Washington] and an infant brother or sister who was also buried in the Baker Cemetery. (Mary Johnson Holland was last seen living in Denver, Colorado with her daughter Anna in 1900.
Her grandparents were Henry and Elizabeth Johnson and the Rev. Richard Blythe McCorkle and his wife Isabella C. [Campbell] McCorkle.
Her father was a native of Ohio, and a charter member and elder of the Christian Church of Washington, Illinois. She had seven siblings: Eliza Jane Johnson, George Milton Johnson [who married Carrie Isabel Small], Rev. B. W. Johnson [editor of the St. Louis Christian Evangelist], Rev. R.H. Johnson [Professor and President of Oskaloosa College in Iowa, who married Susan S. Smith, a native of Bridgewater, VT], Rev. J. B. Johnson [pastor of the Christian Church at Lincoln, Neb], Mary E. Johnson [who married James Holland of Washington] and an infant brother or sister who was also buried in the Baker Cemetery. (Mary Johnson Holland was last seen living in Denver, Colorado with her daughter Anna in 1900.
Her grandparents were Henry and Elizabeth Johnson and the Rev. Richard Blythe McCorkle and his wife Isabella C. [Campbell] McCorkle.
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