National Guard officer. Edward C. Johnson was named for his maternal grandfather. According to the 1926 and 1928 Biennial Reports of the Vermont Adjutant General, he was a Lieutenant in the Vermont National Guard's Quartermaster Corps, serving under his father, who was the Adjutant General. According to his death certificate, he was single and employed full time as a salesman when he died at Montpelier's Heaton Hospital after contracting polio.
National Guard officer. Edward C. Johnson was named for his maternal grandfather. According to the 1926 and 1928 Biennial Reports of the Vermont Adjutant General, he was a Lieutenant in the Vermont National Guard's Quartermaster Corps, serving under his father, who was the Adjutant General. According to his death certificate, he was single and employed full time as a salesman when he died at Montpelier's Heaton Hospital after contracting polio.
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