James Davidson Johnson
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Parents
Jacob Marmon Johnson
Jacob Marmon Johnson
1816 - 1884
Mary Ann F Davidson
Mary Ann F Davidson
1823 - 1865
Spouse
Ella Edith Campbell
Ella Edith Campbell
1872 - 1944
Children
Siblings
Richard Henry Johnson
Richard Henry Johnson
1839 - 1879
Israel Cicero Johnson
Israel Cicero Johnson
1842 - 1900
Eliza C Johnson
Eliza C Johnson
1845 - 1862
Mary A Johnson
Mary A Johnson
1850 - 1862
Melissa J Johnson
Melissa J Johnson
1852 - 1863
Jacob C Johnson
Jacob C Johnson
1854 - 1889
Martha E Johnson
Martha E Johnson
1861 - 1907
H. Frank Johnson
H. Frank Johnson
1869 - 1936
Clarence Johnson
Clarence Johnson
1870 - 1893
Minerva Johnson
Minerva Johnson
1873 - 1897
Clyde Johnson
Clyde Johnson
1875 - 1899

1880


Jun 24
Age: 21y

1893


Mar 2
Age: 33y

1897


Jun 14
Age: 38y
1897 • The first issue of the feminist newspaper La Fronde is published by Marguerite Durand.

1899


Age: 39y
1899 • Gold is discovered in Nome, Alaska.

1901


Age: 41y
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1904


Age: 44y

birth of child


Imogene Johnson
1904 Stuyvesant High School is founded in New York City.
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1906


Age: 46y

birth of child


Neoma Johnson
1906 • The Grand Duchy of Finland becomes the first nation to include the right of women to stand as candidates when it adopts universal suffrage.
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1909


Age: 49y

birth of child


Irena Johnson
1909 • King Albert I of Belgium succeeds his uncle, Leopold II, on the throne.

1910


Age: 50y
James Davidson Johnson - 1910 United States Federal Census

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Miller, Scotland, Missouri, USA ⇓
James Davidson Johnson and his wife Ella Campbell have six children in this census; Leo, Loyd, Alma, Robert, Emogene, Namoah, and Irena. They're living with Ella's father, Robert Campbell. James Davidson is a farm laborer.
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1910 African-American boxer Jack Johnson defeats American boxer James J. Jeffries in a heavyweight boxing match, sparking race riots across the United States.

1913


Mar 29
Age: 53y
1913 • New York Governor William Sulzer approves the charter for the Rockefeller Foundation, which begins operations with a $100,000,000 donation from John D. Rockefeller.

1930


Age: 70y
1930 Great Depression: President Herbert Hoover goes before the United States Congress to ask for a $150 million public works program to help create jobs and to stimulate the American economy.

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