Per the Social Security Death Index, Charles E. Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His last residence of record was in Chicago, Cook County, IL, 60632. He received his social security number before 1951 while working and/or living in Arkansas.
Per the United States Social Security Applications and Claims Index, Charles "Everet" Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 in Waidron, Alaska, and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His father was William Johnson and his mother's maiden name was Etta Rush. (It appears Charles was born in Waldron, Arkansas, not Waidron, Alaska.)
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor.
Charles registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 during World War I. It appears that he may not have been able to read and write at the time. It appears that the registration card may have been filled out by the registrar. He made his mark, an "X," at the bottom of the first page of the form. He did indicate that his date of birth was 8 Dec 1897. His father was Will Johnson. Charles was self-employed as a farmer. He was then living in Poteau, Le Flore County, OK.
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor in or about 1919.
Charles is in the 1930 federal census as Charles Johnson. He and his family were then living in the North Fossil Creek Precinct, Larimer County, Colorado. He was then 31 years old. He was married at the age of 20 years. He was a native of Arkansas and a laborer on a farm. His wife was listed as Mattie Johnson. She was 29 years old and she was married at the age of 18 years. She was a native of Oklahoma. There were four children in the home. They were Wayne, Martha May, Margaret Fay, and Dorothy Lee.
Per the United States Social Security Applications and Claims Index, Charles "Everet" Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 in Waidron, Alaska, and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His father was William Johnson and his mother's maiden name was Etta Rush. (It appears Charles was born in Waldron, Arkansas, not Waidron, Alaska.)
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor.
Charles registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 during World War I. It appears that he may not have been able to read and write at the time. It appears that the registration card may have been filled out by the registrar. He made his mark, an "X," at the bottom of the first page of the form. He did indicate that his date of birth was 8 Dec 1897. His father was Will Johnson. Charles was self-employed as a farmer. He was then living in Poteau, Le Flore County, OK.
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor in or about 1919.
Charles is in the 1930 federal census as Charles Johnson. He and his family were then living in the North Fossil Creek Precinct, Larimer County, Colorado. He was then 31 years old. He was married at the age of 20 years. He was a native of Arkansas and a laborer on a farm. His wife was listed as Mattie Johnson. She was 29 years old and she was married at the age of 18 years. She was a native of Oklahoma. There were four children in the home. They were Wayne, Martha May, Margaret Fay, and Dorothy Lee.
Per the Social Security Death Index, Charles E. Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His last residence of record was in Chicago, Cook County, IL, 60632. He received his social security number before 1951 while working and/or living in Arkansas.
Per the United States Social Security Applications and Claims Index, Charles "Everet" Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 in Waidron, Alaska, and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His father was William Johnson and his mother's maiden name was Etta Rush. (It appears Charles was born in Waldron, Arkansas, not Waidron, Alaska.)
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor.
Charles registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 during World War I. It appears that he may not have been able to read and write at the time. It appears that the registration card may have been filled out by the registrar. He made his mark, an "X," at the bottom of the first page of the form. He did indicate that his date of birth was 8 Dec 1897. His father was Will Johnson. Charles was self-employed as a farmer. He was then living in Poteau, Le Flore County, OK.
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor in or about 1919.
Charles is in the 1930 federal census as Charles Johnson. He and his family were then living in the North Fossil Creek Precinct, Larimer County, Colorado. He was then 31 years old. He was married at the age of 20 years. He was a native of Arkansas and a laborer on a farm. His wife was listed as Mattie Johnson. She was 29 years old and she was married at the age of 18 years. She was a native of Oklahoma. There were four children in the home. They were Wayne, Martha May, Margaret Fay, and Dorothy Lee.
Per the United States Social Security Applications and Claims Index, Charles "Everet" Johnson was born on 8 Dec 1897 in Waidron, Alaska, and he died on 21 Feb 1995. His father was William Johnson and his mother's maiden name was Etta Rush. (It appears Charles was born in Waldron, Arkansas, not Waidron, Alaska.)
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor.
Charles registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 during World War I. It appears that he may not have been able to read and write at the time. It appears that the registration card may have been filled out by the registrar. He made his mark, an "X," at the bottom of the first page of the form. He did indicate that his date of birth was 8 Dec 1897. His father was Will Johnson. Charles was self-employed as a farmer. He was then living in Poteau, Le Flore County, OK.
Charles Everett Johnson married Mattie M. Taylor in or about 1919.
Charles is in the 1930 federal census as Charles Johnson. He and his family were then living in the North Fossil Creek Precinct, Larimer County, Colorado. He was then 31 years old. He was married at the age of 20 years. He was a native of Arkansas and a laborer on a farm. His wife was listed as Mattie Johnson. She was 29 years old and she was married at the age of 18 years. She was a native of Oklahoma. There were four children in the home. They were Wayne, Martha May, Margaret Fay, and Dorothy Lee.
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