Pulaski Oct 14 - William J. Johnson, 52 one of Pulaski's well-known business men died yesterday following an illness of about five weeks although his health had been poor for a long time. Born in Boyleston he had conducted stores at Lacona and this village for many years He was a member of the Odd Fellows, who will conduct his funeral at his home 70 Salina Stree at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the Rev. William MacLeon will officiate.
Surviving, besides his widow, are three sons and six daughters. Albert Johnson of Spencerport, Henry Johnson of Syracuse, Donald Johnson of Pulaski, Mrs. Reta Knowlton and Mrs. Rowland Alger of Syracuse, Mrs. Henry Martinet, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Loleta Johnson and Miss Dona Johnson all of Pulaski.
He is also survived by two brothers, Everett Johnson and James Johnson, both of Lacona, and four grandchildren, Walter Lee, Elwood, Ruth Leeta and Elma Johnson.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladiium, Saturday, October 14 1922 at www.fultonhistory.com
Research note: His name appears on the stone of his parents in North Boylston but the Pulaski Village clerk has confirmed his burial and site information here. His death record is with the Richland Town Clerk.
Surviving, besides his widow, are three sons and six daughters. Albert Johnson of Spencerport, Henry Johnson of Syracuse, Donald Johnson of Pulaski, Mrs. Reta Knowlton and Mrs. Rowland Alger of Syracuse, Mrs. Henry Martinet, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Loleta Johnson and Miss Dona Johnson all of Pulaski.
He is also survived by two brothers, Everett Johnson and James Johnson, both of Lacona, and four grandchildren, Walter Lee, Elwood, Ruth Leeta and Elma Johnson.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladiium, Saturday, October 14 1922 at www.fultonhistory.com
Research note: His name appears on the stone of his parents in North Boylston but the Pulaski Village clerk has confirmed his burial and site information here. His death record is with the Richland Town Clerk.
Pulaski Oct 14 - William J. Johnson, 52 one of Pulaski's well-known business men died yesterday following an illness of about five weeks although his health had been poor for a long time. Born in Boyleston he had conducted stores at Lacona and this village for many years He was a member of the Odd Fellows, who will conduct his funeral at his home 70 Salina Stree at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the Rev. William MacLeon will officiate.
Surviving, besides his widow, are three sons and six daughters. Albert Johnson of Spencerport, Henry Johnson of Syracuse, Donald Johnson of Pulaski, Mrs. Reta Knowlton and Mrs. Rowland Alger of Syracuse, Mrs. Henry Martinet, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Loleta Johnson and Miss Dona Johnson all of Pulaski.
He is also survived by two brothers, Everett Johnson and James Johnson, both of Lacona, and four grandchildren, Walter Lee, Elwood, Ruth Leeta and Elma Johnson.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladiium, Saturday, October 14 1922 at www.fultonhistory.com
Research note: His name appears on the stone of his parents in North Boylston but the Pulaski Village clerk has confirmed his burial and site information here. His death record is with the Richland Town Clerk.
Surviving, besides his widow, are three sons and six daughters. Albert Johnson of Spencerport, Henry Johnson of Syracuse, Donald Johnson of Pulaski, Mrs. Reta Knowlton and Mrs. Rowland Alger of Syracuse, Mrs. Henry Martinet, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Loleta Johnson and Miss Dona Johnson all of Pulaski.
He is also survived by two brothers, Everett Johnson and James Johnson, both of Lacona, and four grandchildren, Walter Lee, Elwood, Ruth Leeta and Elma Johnson.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladiium, Saturday, October 14 1922 at www.fultonhistory.com
Research note: His name appears on the stone of his parents in North Boylston but the Pulaski Village clerk has confirmed his burial and site information here. His death record is with the Richland Town Clerk.
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