Oroville, California; Tuesday,
July 24, 1906
(ONE OF THE OLDEST)
PIONEER DIES AT HIS HOME IN CHEROKEE
"Andrew Johnson, one of the oldest pioneeers of the county, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Cherokee. At the time of the death Mr. Johnson was seventy-tive years. He had lived in Cherokee for the past fifty-four years, settling there in 1852. He leaves five sons- Willlam, who resides Cherokee: Charles Inskip; Thomas, Oroville; Robert, Fair Oaks: and two daughters- Mrs. John of San Francisco, and Miss Bell Johnson of Cherokee. No arrangements have been made for.
July 24, 1906
(ONE OF THE OLDEST)
PIONEER DIES AT HIS HOME IN CHEROKEE
"Andrew Johnson, one of the oldest pioneeers of the county, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Cherokee. At the time of the death Mr. Johnson was seventy-tive years. He had lived in Cherokee for the past fifty-four years, settling there in 1852. He leaves five sons- Willlam, who resides Cherokee: Charles Inskip; Thomas, Oroville; Robert, Fair Oaks: and two daughters- Mrs. John of San Francisco, and Miss Bell Johnson of Cherokee. No arrangements have been made for.
Oroville, California; Tuesday,
July 24, 1906
(ONE OF THE OLDEST)
PIONEER DIES AT HIS HOME IN CHEROKEE
"Andrew Johnson, one of the oldest pioneeers of the county, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Cherokee. At the time of the death Mr. Johnson was seventy-tive years. He had lived in Cherokee for the past fifty-four years, settling there in 1852. He leaves five sons- Willlam, who resides Cherokee: Charles Inskip; Thomas, Oroville; Robert, Fair Oaks: and two daughters- Mrs. John of San Francisco, and Miss Bell Johnson of Cherokee. No arrangements have been made for.
July 24, 1906
(ONE OF THE OLDEST)
PIONEER DIES AT HIS HOME IN CHEROKEE
"Andrew Johnson, one of the oldest pioneeers of the county, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Cherokee. At the time of the death Mr. Johnson was seventy-tive years. He had lived in Cherokee for the past fifty-four years, settling there in 1852. He leaves five sons- Willlam, who resides Cherokee: Charles Inskip; Thomas, Oroville; Robert, Fair Oaks: and two daughters- Mrs. John of San Francisco, and Miss Bell Johnson of Cherokee. No arrangements have been made for.
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