Father: John S Johnson
Mother's maiden name: Allen
To Captain Keysor and his amiable wife nine children were born: William Winchester (for eleven years Judge of the District Court at Omaha, Nebraska, but since last September, Professor at the St Louis Law School—his Alma Mater); Lizzie F, wife of J E Flittie (Referee in Bankruptcy of US Court of the Mankato district); Amy M, widow of Ed Morse; and John J, of Sturgis, South Dakota. The other four are deceased—two dying in infancy and two, Eva M, and Fanny J, in more mature life.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years, 1902]
Mother's maiden name: Allen
To Captain Keysor and his amiable wife nine children were born: William Winchester (for eleven years Judge of the District Court at Omaha, Nebraska, but since last September, Professor at the St Louis Law School—his Alma Mater); Lizzie F, wife of J E Flittie (Referee in Bankruptcy of US Court of the Mankato district); Amy M, widow of Ed Morse; and John J, of Sturgis, South Dakota. The other four are deceased—two dying in infancy and two, Eva M, and Fanny J, in more mature life.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years, 1902]
Father: John S Johnson
Mother's maiden name: Allen
To Captain Keysor and his amiable wife nine children were born: William Winchester (for eleven years Judge of the District Court at Omaha, Nebraska, but since last September, Professor at the St Louis Law School—his Alma Mater); Lizzie F, wife of J E Flittie (Referee in Bankruptcy of US Court of the Mankato district); Amy M, widow of Ed Morse; and John J, of Sturgis, South Dakota. The other four are deceased—two dying in infancy and two, Eva M, and Fanny J, in more mature life.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years, 1902]
Mother's maiden name: Allen
To Captain Keysor and his amiable wife nine children were born: William Winchester (for eleven years Judge of the District Court at Omaha, Nebraska, but since last September, Professor at the St Louis Law School—his Alma Mater); Lizzie F, wife of J E Flittie (Referee in Bankruptcy of US Court of the Mankato district); Amy M, widow of Ed Morse; and John J, of Sturgis, South Dakota. The other four are deceased—two dying in infancy and two, Eva M, and Fanny J, in more mature life.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years, 1902]
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