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Michael Francis Pitts Johnson Source document for Descendants of Thomas Johnson indicates he died in the Civil War.

He was born in 1838 at Tennessee.¹

Hiram Benton Johnson Source document on Descendants of Thomas Johnson indicates he was killed in the Civil War. He was born in 1842 at Missouri.¹

William P. Johnson married Margaret Frances Dennison. William P. Johnson was born in 1845 at Dent County, Missouri.¹

Aaron Dallas Johnson married Margaret Jane Dennison. Aaron Dallas Johnson was born in 1848 at Dent County, Missouri.¹

Sarah Ann Clementine Johnson married James Fielden.

Sarah Ann Clementine Johnson married John Main. Sarah Ann Clementine Johnson was born in 1851 at Texas County, Missouri.¹

Nancy Clark was born on 11 August 1811.¹

Nancy Clark married Francis Justice Johnson, son of William Johnson and Sarah Bean.

Nancy Clark died in September 1866 at Licking, Texas County, Missouri, at age 55.¹ She was buried at Shafer Cemetery, Licking, Missouri.¹

Ester Johnson was born in 1836.¹

Aaron Johnson was born in 1838.¹

Elizabeth Johnson was born in 1841.¹

Isaac Johnson was born in 1843.¹

Monroe Johnson was born in 1846.¹

Henry Johnson was born in 1848.¹

Sarah Catherine Johnson was born in 1851.¹

Missouri Smiley married Ransom Craddock, son of John Hill Craddock and Sarah Elizabeeth Bartlett.

James M. Craddock was born in 1841.¹

William Craddock was born in 1839.¹

Martha Jane Craddock was born in 1844.¹

Martha Jane Craddock married James Butler on 22 November 1860 at Dent County, Missouri.¹

Sarah Elizabeth Craddock was born circa 1846.¹

George W. Craddock was born in 1850.¹

Benjamin Franklin Chamberlain was born on 8 March 1899 in Independence County, Arkansas.¹

Benjamin Franklin Chamberlain appeared on the census of 1910 at Big Bottom Township, Newark, Independence County, Arkansas.³ He was listed as a laborer, own farm (which probably meant on farm run or owned by his family) in the 1910 census.³

Benjamin Franklin Chamberlain appeared on the census of 1930 at 811 North Third Street, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.⁴ He was listed as a clerk, grocery store, in the 1930 census.⁴

Frank Chamberlain appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona in the household of his sister, Mamie Howard Chamberlain, at 2229 Madison. The official date of that census was 01 April 1940. He was listed as: age 38, single, did not attend school during March 1940, had completed 7 years of schooling, and lived in the same place on 1 Apr 1935. He was employed and not seeking work the week of March 24-30 1940. Frank Chamberlain is listed as having worked 52 weeks in 1939 as a vegtable peddler, selling vegtables house to house as a private industry worker. His wage income during 1939 was $480 and he had no other (non-wage) income.⁵

Benjamin Franklin Chamberlain died in 1944.⁶ He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.⁶

Elinore Louise Oakley was born on 8 April 1912.²

Elinore Louise Oakley married Albert Caggiano circa 1933.¹

Elinore Louise Oakley married Virgil Lindsey Fields, son of Clarence Fields and Mamie Howard Chamberlain, circa 1941 possibly in New York state. She had two sons from a prior marriage, Robert Alfred Caggiano (born 13 Feb 1934) and James Gary Caggiano (born 26 June 1937).³

The 1945 Phoenix Arizona city directory (published by Phoenix Directory Company) indicated Elinore Louise Oakley and Virgil Lindsey Fields (listed as Elinore Fields) lived at 310 Rose Lane and his occupation was listed as USN (US Navy). He was probably actually on overseas duty during much of 1945.⁴

Elinore Louise Oakley died on 16 June 1998 at Arizona at age 86.² She was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix, Arizona.⁵

Robert Albert Caggiano was born on 13 February 1934 at probably New York, New York.^1,2 Circa 1944 his name was legally changed to Robert Albert Fields via adoption.¹

Robert Albert Caggiano married Barbara (--?--) circa 1959.¹

Robert Albert Caggiano married Phyllis (--?--).¹

Robert Albert Caggiano died in 1965.¹

Robert Albert Caggiano married Nancy (--?--) circa 2009.¹

Malvin Winton was born on 28 September 1915.²

Malvin Winton married Sally Lorriane Fields, daughter of Clarence Fields and Mamie Howard Chamberlain.

Malvin Winton died on 2 November 1974 at Fulton County, Georgia, at age 59.^2,3 He lived at DeKalb County, Georgia, at the time of his death.³

Malvin Winton's Social Security Number was 565-05-4236, issued before 1951 in California.²

James Wesley Fields was also known as Jimmy.³ He was born on 7 February 1938 in Arizona.²

James Wesley Fields appeared on the 1940 Federal Census at Maricopa County, Arizona in the household of his parents, R. G. Fields and Elouise Geraldine Herrington, at 1503 South 18th Street. The official date of that census was 01 April 1940. He was listed as: age 2, single, born in Arizona, did not attend school during March 1940, and had completed no schooling.⁴

James Wesley Fields died on 4 June 1941 at 2229 W. Madison, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, (this may have been his grandmother's home) at age 3.² He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. His death certificate indicated he died from acute septicaemia following an illness of about 3 days. His usual address at the time of his death was listed as 1208 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, Arizona.²

Judy Fields may have also been known as Lorriane Fields.² She was probably born on 11 September 1944 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.¹

Judy Fields died on 28 November 1944 (6:40 AM) at St Monica Hospital, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.¹

Judy Fields was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. Her death certificate indicated she died of lobar pneumonia following and illness of six days. She was hospitalized during the final three days of her life. Her address at the end of her life was listed as 2013 E. Culver, Phoenix, Arizona.¹

Linus Henry Baldwin was born on 8 March 1882 in Velpin, Indiana.^1,3 His grave marker is said to give his birth date as 6 March 1882.⁴

He apparently served two enlistments, each of 3-year duration starting in January1907. There is a separate entry for each enlistment. The one-line “record” for the 1907 enlistment is on Line 46 of page 96 of the entries for 1906-07. The corresponding record for the 1910 enlistment is on Line 52 of page 106 of the entries for 1910.
He was apparently enlisted and discharged at Fort Riley Kansas in both tours of duty. Several items in the handwritten records are difficult to decipher, in part, because of the handwriting, and, in part, because cryptic abbreviations are used in several places. He seems to have been recorded as having blue eyes, dark hair, a ruddy complexion, and was 5 feet, 7 inches tall (in 1910, he was listed as 5 ft 6.5 inches in 1907). The remarks upon discharge seem to reflect excellent service.⁵

Linus Henry Baldwin seems to have appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Fort Riley Military Reservation, Kansas, enumerated 28 April 1910. The official date of that census was 15 April 1910. No details are given for a specific domicile (he presumably resided in some type of barracks). Linus Henry Baldwin was listed as age 27, single, able to speak English, able to read and write, and not attending school. Linus’s occupation was listed as soldier in the army. This seems to be the correct Linus H Baldwin, since the age, birth location, occupation (and, apparently, the army base he was stationed at) are all consistent with other information concerning him at this time. However, this census indicates he was born in Massachusetts and his parents were born in Rhode Island, all of which is inconsistent with other information (although the census does have the correct general area of the US for these items). These are likely mistakes in data entry on the census schedule, but they could be indications this census record is for a different individual with approximately the same name and approximately the same age.⁶

Linus Henry Baldwin married Ida May Fields, daughter of Lindsey Waters Fields and Martha Ann Tayloe, on 26 March 1917 in Searcy County, Arkansas. They are both listed as residents of Harriett, Arkansas. His age was listed as 34 and hers was listed as 30.⁷

Linus Henry Baldwin lived in 1918 at Harriett, Searcy County, Arkansas.¹ He was a laborer (employed by L. W. Fields) in 1918 at Harriett, Searcy County, Arkansas.⁸

Linus Henry Baldwin appeared on the census of 1920 at Beaver, Searcy County, Arkansas.⁹ He was listed as a farmer, general farm, in the 1920 census.⁹

Linus Henry Baldwin and Ida May Fields appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Econtuchka Township, Seminole County, Oklahoma, enumerated 19 April 1930. Their ages were listed as 48 and 42, respectively, born in Indiana and Missouri, respectively, ages at first marriage were 32 and 23, respectively, both did not attend school the previous year, and both could read and write. The home was listed as rented for $25/month and not on a farm. No indication was listed as to whether or not a radio was present in the home. The official date of that census was 02 April 1930. Their children Wylo Dean Baldwin and Maxine Hazel Baldwin were listed as living with them. Ida May Fields's daughter Ruby Payne was also listed as living with them, along with Ida's brother, Cecil A Fields. All members of the household age 10 and over were listed as being able to read and write. All of the children 19 and younger were listed as attending school after September 1, 1929.¹⁰ Linus Henry Baldwin was working at loading gasoline at a tank car "rack" as a worker.¹⁰

Linus Henry Baldwin and Ida May Fields appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of at Econtuchka Township, at Seminole County, Oklahoma, enumerated 12 April 1940. The home was listed as owned, value listed but essentially illegible (it might be $85), and on a farm. The official date of that census was 01 April 1940. Their daughter Maxine Hazel Baldwin was listed as living with them, along with Ida May Fields's father, L. W. Fields, and her neice, Jurdine Blankenship. All household members were listed having lived in the same house on 1 Apr 1935. Linus was listed as age 58, married, born in Indiana, not attending school in March 1940, and having completed six years of schooling. He was listed as employed, not seeking work, and having worked 42 hours the week of 24-30 March. His occupation was listed as a farmer working on a farm on his own account (self employed). During 1939 he worked 52 weeks, earned $50, and did not have non-wage income in excess of $50. Ida was listed as age 54, married, born in Missouri, not attending school in March 1940, and having completed ten years of schooling. She was listed as doing housework, not employed for wages, and not seeking such work the week of 24-30 March. No occupation was listed for her. During 1939 she did not work for wages, had no wage earnings, and did not have non-wage income in excess of $50. The population schedule indicates a farm schedule was submitted for this household.¹¹

Linus Henry Baldwin died on 4 April 1942 (11 PM) at Seminole, Oklahoma, at age 60. Death was from cardiovascular-renal disease, which he had suffered from for 3 years.^4,3 He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Okemah, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.^4,3

Linus Henry Baldwin was described as: short height, medium build, blue eyes, brown hair on his World War I draft registration card.¹

Linus Henry Baldwin's Social Security Number was 43-09-9894.²

James F McGowan was born in August 1834 in Pennsylvania.⁶ He was born circa 1835 at Pennsylvania.^2,1,3,4

James F McGowan appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in the household of his parents, John McGowan and Mary (--?--).³

James F McGowan appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in the household of his parents, John McGowan and Mary (--?--), at Hope Church (Post Office.)⁴ James F McGowan was listed as a carpenter in the 1960 census.⁴

James F McGowan married Sarah Large circa 1862.^7,1

James F McGowan and Sarah Large appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Mifflin Township, at Allegheny County, Pennsylvania at Gill Hall (Post Office), enumerated 27 July 1870, No real estate was listed as being associated with this household. Personal effects were listed as having a value of $180. The official date of that census was 01 June 1870. Their children Jennie McGowan, Alvin McGowan and Arthur McGowan were listed as living with them.² James F McGowan was was listed as a carpenter in the 1870 census.² He and Sarah Large appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, enumerated 1 June 1880. The official date of that census was 01 June 1880. Their children Alvin McGowan, Arthur McGowan, Jennie McGowan and Harry E McGowan were listed as living with them. Arthur and Jennie were listed as attending school. The census information indicates all adult members of the household could read and write.¹ James F McGowan was listed as a house carpenter in the 1880 census in 1880.¹

James F McGowan appeared on the census of 1900 at Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.⁶ He was a farmer in 1900.⁶

Harley E Bittick was born on 22 June 1894 in Missouri.^3,2

Harley E Bittick married George Ammie Fields, son of Lindsey Waters Fields and Martha Ann Tayloe, on 31 December 1912 at Douglas County, Missouri.¹

Harley E Bittick died on 13 August 1916 at Searcy County, Arkansas, at age 22. She is said to have died from pneumonia. Her baby daughter is said to have died at around the same time from the same illness.²

Flora Collins was born on 29 April 1899 in Missouri (based on her grave marker; her death certificate lists her date of birth as 24 Mar 1899.)^4,5,6

Flora Collins appeared on the census of 1910 McKinley Township, Douglas County, Missouri.⁴

Flora Collins appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of McKinley Township, at Douglas County, Missouri in the household of her parents, Samuel Collins and Belle Parker.³

Flora Collins married Henry Clarence Fields, son of Lindsey Waters Fields and Martha Ann Tayloe, on 3 May 1920 in Missouri.¹

Flora Collins lived in 1921 Cozy Home, Searcy County, Arkansas, (post office may have been called Turkey Pen Hollow, Cozy Home is sometimes written as one word, Cozyhome).¹

Flora Collins lived circa 1924 at Willow Springs, Missouri.¹

Flora Collins lived circa 1926 at Noblet Creek, Missouri.¹ She lived circa 1927 at Burnham, Missouri.¹ She lived circa 1928 at Possum Trot, Missouri.¹

Flora Collins appeared on the census of 1930 of McKinley Township, Douglas County, Missouri.⁷

Flora Collins died on 9 December 1932 at Possum Trot, McKinley Township, Missouri, at age 33 (this date is based on her grave marker; her death certificate lists her date of death as 11 Dec 1932). The cause of her death as given on her handwritten birth certificate is unclear. However, it may have been a complication from childbirth. She had given birth less than two weeks prior to her death.^1,5,6 She was buried at Carroll Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri. Her usual occupation was housewife. Her mailing address at the time of her death was Rural Route, Willow Springs, Missouri.^5,6

Harrison Casey married Mary Jane Fields, daughter of Lindsey Waters Fields and Martha Ann Tayloe, circa 1913.²