Dr. Leonard James Johnson, Sr. practiced his profession of Dentistry in Roswell, New Mexico. He married Blanche Davenport in 1915 at Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas. They had three sons, Leonard James, Jr., William Davenport and Robert Mechem. He died at Napa State Hospital, Imola, Napa County, California.
Source of death date: California State Death Certificate
In the 1920s he bought a plot of land in the Capitan Mountains that was part of a summer colony called Pine Lodge and after his death his ashes were scattered there.
Pine Lodge was a settlement on the northeast side of the Capitan Mountains in Lincoln Co.,New Mexico that was the site of a tuberculosis sanitarium and later a summer resort, constructed in 1909. It had a lodge, cafe, cabins and dormitories where families could spend weekends and summer vacations.
Source of death date: California State Death Certificate
In the 1920s he bought a plot of land in the Capitan Mountains that was part of a summer colony called Pine Lodge and after his death his ashes were scattered there.
Pine Lodge was a settlement on the northeast side of the Capitan Mountains in Lincoln Co.,New Mexico that was the site of a tuberculosis sanitarium and later a summer resort, constructed in 1909. It had a lodge, cafe, cabins and dormitories where families could spend weekends and summer vacations.
Dr. Leonard James Johnson, Sr. practiced his profession of Dentistry in Roswell, New Mexico. He married Blanche Davenport in 1915 at Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas. They had three sons, Leonard James, Jr., William Davenport and Robert Mechem. He died at Napa State Hospital, Imola, Napa County, California.
Source of death date: California State Death Certificate
In the 1920s he bought a plot of land in the Capitan Mountains that was part of a summer colony called Pine Lodge and after his death his ashes were scattered there.
Pine Lodge was a settlement on the northeast side of the Capitan Mountains in Lincoln Co.,New Mexico that was the site of a tuberculosis sanitarium and later a summer resort, constructed in 1909. It had a lodge, cafe, cabins and dormitories where families could spend weekends and summer vacations.
Source of death date: California State Death Certificate
In the 1920s he bought a plot of land in the Capitan Mountains that was part of a summer colony called Pine Lodge and after his death his ashes were scattered there.
Pine Lodge was a settlement on the northeast side of the Capitan Mountains in Lincoln Co.,New Mexico that was the site of a tuberculosis sanitarium and later a summer resort, constructed in 1909. It had a lodge, cafe, cabins and dormitories where families could spend weekends and summer vacations.
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