Mary Schau Johnson was born in Schleswig-Holstein, the geographical area between Denmark and Germany. Historically it had been both Danish and German so some historical records indicate her birth in Germany and others in Denmark. But Mary and her husband (Henry) were ethnically Danish and Danish was their spoken language. She emigrated/immigrated in 1884 according to census data.
She married HENRY JOHNSON in 1886. They had 3 daughters: Hannah Johnson born 1887, Sarah Johnson born 1889, and Mabel Degn Johnson born 1891.
1910 (*federal census), age 49, living in Fort Morgan, Colorado with her husband (Henry), her 3 daughters, and her mother (Hansine Schau). Her husband was employed in a sugar beet factory while she was a milliner.
She married HENRY JOHNSON in 1886. They had 3 daughters: Hannah Johnson born 1887, Sarah Johnson born 1889, and Mabel Degn Johnson born 1891.
1910 (*federal census), age 49, living in Fort Morgan, Colorado with her husband (Henry), her 3 daughters, and her mother (Hansine Schau). Her husband was employed in a sugar beet factory while she was a milliner.
Mary Schau Johnson was born in Schleswig-Holstein, the geographical area between Denmark and Germany. Historically it had been both Danish and German so some historical records indicate her birth in Germany and others in Denmark. But Mary and her husband (Henry) were ethnically Danish and Danish was their spoken language. She emigrated/immigrated in 1884 according to census data.
She married HENRY JOHNSON in 1886. They had 3 daughters: Hannah Johnson born 1887, Sarah Johnson born 1889, and Mabel Degn Johnson born 1891.
1910 (*federal census), age 49, living in Fort Morgan, Colorado with her husband (Henry), her 3 daughters, and her mother (Hansine Schau). Her husband was employed in a sugar beet factory while she was a milliner.
She married HENRY JOHNSON in 1886. They had 3 daughters: Hannah Johnson born 1887, Sarah Johnson born 1889, and Mabel Degn Johnson born 1891.
1910 (*federal census), age 49, living in Fort Morgan, Colorado with her husband (Henry), her 3 daughters, and her mother (Hansine Schau). Her husband was employed in a sugar beet factory while she was a milliner.
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