Henry Johnson (wife Melvina) was listed on the 1860, 1870, & 1880 federal census reports in Centropolis, Franklin, Kansas. The 1865 Kansas State Census lists their children as John, William, Mary J., Bartlett, Henry, Samuel, and Etta. Charles and Margaret J. were listed later. Melvina Johnson is buried in Marion County, Kansas.
The 1885 Kansas State Census shows that this Henry Johnson served in the Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War. He is listed as a 1st Corporal in Co. A of the 10th Kansas State Militia. He served from September of 1863 to October of 1864.
The 1885 Kansas State Census shows that this Henry Johnson served in the Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War. He is listed as a 1st Corporal in Co. A of the 10th Kansas State Militia. He served from September of 1863 to October of 1864.
Henry Johnson (wife Melvina) was listed on the 1860, 1870, & 1880 federal census reports in Centropolis, Franklin, Kansas. The 1865 Kansas State Census lists their children as John, William, Mary J., Bartlett, Henry, Samuel, and Etta. Charles and Margaret J. were listed later. Melvina Johnson is buried in Marion County, Kansas.
The 1885 Kansas State Census shows that this Henry Johnson served in the Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War. He is listed as a 1st Corporal in Co. A of the 10th Kansas State Militia. He served from September of 1863 to October of 1864.
The 1885 Kansas State Census shows that this Henry Johnson served in the Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War. He is listed as a 1st Corporal in Co. A of the 10th Kansas State Militia. He served from September of 1863 to October of 1864.
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