Her exact birth year was unclear, having been variously recorded as 1871, 1872, 1876, 1877, 1880.
Thanks to the original creator of this Memorial, Diane, we now have a photo of her grave marker. Susie's death certificate agrees with these dates.
Death Index page 580; Death Certificate #6416.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, 5 October 1898, pg 4 col 4:
Marriage Licenses.
#977 G. H. Johnston.........Canoe Twp.
S. A. Dehaven...........Canoe Twp.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 8 col 2:
WEDDNGS OF A WEEK
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were married on Thursday at the Lutheran parsonage by the pastor, Rev. Hay, of this place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Gazette, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 5 col 1:
WEDDNGS HERE AND THERE.
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were united in marriage on last Thursday, by Rev. Lewis Hay.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Evening Gazette, Wednesday, 3 April 1909, pg 1 col 2:
DIVORCE SUIT POSTPONED
Parties to the Litigation Failed to visit Attorney Mahan.
Attorney W. M. Mahan expected to sit as master in his office in the Marshall building Friday in the divorce proceedings instituted by George H. Johnson against his wife, Susan Johnson, but neither party appeared and Mr. Mahan will so report to Judge Telford. The Johnsons are the parents of Glen Johnson, the 11-year old Rossiter boy who met his death some weeks ago while, it is alleged, defending his mother from the attacks of Lew Williams, a boarder at their home. Johnson was then working near Johnstown and the only time he has seen his wife in the past few months was when they met at the lad's funeral.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 8 col 6:
Marriage Licenses.
William Earl Gearhart.......Rossiter
Susan Johnston...................Rossiter
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 4 col 2:
Marriages.
Gearhart-Johnston.
William E. Gearhart and Miss Susan Johnston, both of Rossiter, were married on Monday by Squire J. A. Crossman, at his office in the Farmer's Bank building.
Thanks to the original creator of this Memorial, Diane, we now have a photo of her grave marker. Susie's death certificate agrees with these dates.
Death Index page 580; Death Certificate #6416.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, 5 October 1898, pg 4 col 4:
Marriage Licenses.
#977 G. H. Johnston.........Canoe Twp.
S. A. Dehaven...........Canoe Twp.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 8 col 2:
WEDDNGS OF A WEEK
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were married on Thursday at the Lutheran parsonage by the pastor, Rev. Hay, of this place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Gazette, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 5 col 1:
WEDDNGS HERE AND THERE.
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were united in marriage on last Thursday, by Rev. Lewis Hay.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Evening Gazette, Wednesday, 3 April 1909, pg 1 col 2:
DIVORCE SUIT POSTPONED
Parties to the Litigation Failed to visit Attorney Mahan.
Attorney W. M. Mahan expected to sit as master in his office in the Marshall building Friday in the divorce proceedings instituted by George H. Johnson against his wife, Susan Johnson, but neither party appeared and Mr. Mahan will so report to Judge Telford. The Johnsons are the parents of Glen Johnson, the 11-year old Rossiter boy who met his death some weeks ago while, it is alleged, defending his mother from the attacks of Lew Williams, a boarder at their home. Johnson was then working near Johnstown and the only time he has seen his wife in the past few months was when they met at the lad's funeral.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 8 col 6:
Marriage Licenses.
William Earl Gearhart.......Rossiter
Susan Johnston...................Rossiter
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 4 col 2:
Marriages.
Gearhart-Johnston.
William E. Gearhart and Miss Susan Johnston, both of Rossiter, were married on Monday by Squire J. A. Crossman, at his office in the Farmer's Bank building.
Her exact birth year was unclear, having been variously recorded as 1871, 1872, 1876, 1877, 1880.
Thanks to the original creator of this Memorial, Diane, we now have a photo of her grave marker. Susie's death certificate agrees with these dates.
Death Index page 580; Death Certificate #6416.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, 5 October 1898, pg 4 col 4:
Marriage Licenses.
#977 G. H. Johnston.........Canoe Twp.
S. A. Dehaven...........Canoe Twp.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 8 col 2:
WEDDNGS OF A WEEK
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were married on Thursday at the Lutheran parsonage by the pastor, Rev. Hay, of this place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Gazette, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 5 col 1:
WEDDNGS HERE AND THERE.
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were united in marriage on last Thursday, by Rev. Lewis Hay.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Evening Gazette, Wednesday, 3 April 1909, pg 1 col 2:
DIVORCE SUIT POSTPONED
Parties to the Litigation Failed to visit Attorney Mahan.
Attorney W. M. Mahan expected to sit as master in his office in the Marshall building Friday in the divorce proceedings instituted by George H. Johnson against his wife, Susan Johnson, but neither party appeared and Mr. Mahan will so report to Judge Telford. The Johnsons are the parents of Glen Johnson, the 11-year old Rossiter boy who met his death some weeks ago while, it is alleged, defending his mother from the attacks of Lew Williams, a boarder at their home. Johnson was then working near Johnstown and the only time he has seen his wife in the past few months was when they met at the lad's funeral.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 8 col 6:
Marriage Licenses.
William Earl Gearhart.......Rossiter
Susan Johnston...................Rossiter
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 4 col 2:
Marriages.
Gearhart-Johnston.
William E. Gearhart and Miss Susan Johnston, both of Rossiter, were married on Monday by Squire J. A. Crossman, at his office in the Farmer's Bank building.
Thanks to the original creator of this Memorial, Diane, we now have a photo of her grave marker. Susie's death certificate agrees with these dates.
Death Index page 580; Death Certificate #6416.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, 5 October 1898, pg 4 col 4:
Marriage Licenses.
#977 G. H. Johnston.........Canoe Twp.
S. A. Dehaven...........Canoe Twp.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Progress, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 8 col 2:
WEDDNGS OF A WEEK
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were married on Thursday at the Lutheran parsonage by the pastor, Rev. Hay, of this place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Gazette, Wednesday 5 October 1898, pg 5 col 1:
WEDDNGS HERE AND THERE.
Johnston-DeHaven
Mr. G. H. Johnston and Miss S. A. DeHaven, both of Canoe township, were united in marriage on last Thursday, by Rev. Lewis Hay.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Evening Gazette, Wednesday, 3 April 1909, pg 1 col 2:
DIVORCE SUIT POSTPONED
Parties to the Litigation Failed to visit Attorney Mahan.
Attorney W. M. Mahan expected to sit as master in his office in the Marshall building Friday in the divorce proceedings instituted by George H. Johnson against his wife, Susan Johnson, but neither party appeared and Mr. Mahan will so report to Judge Telford. The Johnsons are the parents of Glen Johnson, the 11-year old Rossiter boy who met his death some weeks ago while, it is alleged, defending his mother from the attacks of Lew Williams, a boarder at their home. Johnson was then working near Johnstown and the only time he has seen his wife in the past few months was when they met at the lad's funeral.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 8 col 6:
Marriage Licenses.
William Earl Gearhart.......Rossiter
Susan Johnston...................Rossiter
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Thursday 8 February 1917, pg 4 col 2:
Marriages.
Gearhart-Johnston.
William E. Gearhart and Miss Susan Johnston, both of Rossiter, were married on Monday by Squire J. A. Crossman, at his office in the Farmer's Bank building.
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