Johnnie was the sixth of eight children of John Michael Masterson, Sr. and Catherine Agusta Dever Masterson.
The family's home was in Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, but they travelled around because his father supervised paper factories.
Johnnie died while working at the Shop Clerk's Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York.
He is buried in the unmarked Masterson plot adjacent to the service road, between the Price - Wilde gravestone and the gravestones of Florence Ledger McGowan and Sister Mary Marguerite Hartpence.
The family's home was in Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, but they travelled around because his father supervised paper factories.
Johnnie died while working at the Shop Clerk's Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York.
He is buried in the unmarked Masterson plot adjacent to the service road, between the Price - Wilde gravestone and the gravestones of Florence Ledger McGowan and Sister Mary Marguerite Hartpence.
Johnnie was the sixth of eight children of John Michael Masterson, Sr. and Catherine Agusta Dever Masterson.
The family's home was in Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, but they travelled around because his father supervised paper factories.
Johnnie died while working at the Shop Clerk's Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York.
He is buried in the unmarked Masterson plot adjacent to the service road, between the Price - Wilde gravestone and the gravestones of Florence Ledger McGowan and Sister Mary Marguerite Hartpence.
The family's home was in Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, but they travelled around because his father supervised paper factories.
Johnnie died while working at the Shop Clerk's Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York.
He is buried in the unmarked Masterson plot adjacent to the service road, between the Price - Wilde gravestone and the gravestones of Florence Ledger McGowan and Sister Mary Marguerite Hartpence.
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