The records are unclear about all who are buried in this unmarked plot. The plot includes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, probably the parents of Christina Louisa Johnson Dahlstrom, and her children Levi, Ferry, and Virginia. The cemetery and city records seem to indicate that the husband of Christina may also be in the plot. He is unnamed. The records indicate a death in 1896 which fits the census records. Christina Louisa was shown as widowed in the 1900 census records.
Mr. Dahlstrom was probably born in Sweden in the early 1800s and may have immigrated to the Whitehall, Michigan area to work as a logger along with many others from Scandanavian counties in the 1800s.
Mr. Dahlstrom was probably born in Sweden in the early 1800s and may have immigrated to the Whitehall, Michigan area to work as a logger along with many others from Scandanavian counties in the 1800s.
The records are unclear about all who are buried in this unmarked plot. The plot includes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, probably the parents of Christina Louisa Johnson Dahlstrom, and her children Levi, Ferry, and Virginia. The cemetery and city records seem to indicate that the husband of Christina may also be in the plot. He is unnamed. The records indicate a death in 1896 which fits the census records. Christina Louisa was shown as widowed in the 1900 census records.
Mr. Dahlstrom was probably born in Sweden in the early 1800s and may have immigrated to the Whitehall, Michigan area to work as a logger along with many others from Scandanavian counties in the 1800s.
Mr. Dahlstrom was probably born in Sweden in the early 1800s and may have immigrated to the Whitehall, Michigan area to work as a logger along with many others from Scandanavian counties in the 1800s.
Inscription
There is no marker on Plot 244. It is known that members of the Johnson and Dahlstrom families are buried together in this plot.
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