His death notice calls him a Dallas County pioneer. He was survived by his wife, three sons (J.T., Ben, and Bob) and two sisters Mary and Ava Johnston. (Source: "Dallas County Pioneer Buried at Farmer's Branch," Dallas Morning News, Dec. 20, 1922)
However, it appears from death records that Mary and Ava may be daughters.
According to Sylvia L. Nimmo his father, Isaac Phipps Johnston, was born 4 Apr 1810, KY, and died on the homestead, Dallas, TX, 8 May 1863.
However, it appears from death records that Mary and Ava may be daughters.
According to Sylvia L. Nimmo his father, Isaac Phipps Johnston, was born 4 Apr 1810, KY, and died on the homestead, Dallas, TX, 8 May 1863.
His death notice calls him a Dallas County pioneer. He was survived by his wife, three sons (J.T., Ben, and Bob) and two sisters Mary and Ava Johnston. (Source: "Dallas County Pioneer Buried at Farmer's Branch," Dallas Morning News, Dec. 20, 1922)
However, it appears from death records that Mary and Ava may be daughters.
According to Sylvia L. Nimmo his father, Isaac Phipps Johnston, was born 4 Apr 1810, KY, and died on the homestead, Dallas, TX, 8 May 1863.
However, it appears from death records that Mary and Ava may be daughters.
According to Sylvia L. Nimmo his father, Isaac Phipps Johnston, was born 4 Apr 1810, KY, and died on the homestead, Dallas, TX, 8 May 1863.
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