JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
Birth29 Apr 1909, Crete, Saline, NE
Death24 Jan 1978, Ithaca, NY94
EducationBA, Nebraska Wesleyan University.
FatherRodney Knox Johnson M.D. (1886-1972)
MotherMary Louise Crowe (1890-1988)
Spouses
Birth19 Jan 1908, Beatrice, Gage, NE
Death6 Sep 1991, Elmira, NY
EducationBA Nebraska Wesleyan 1929, MA Cornell 1955
FatherFrancis Asbury Miller (1872-)
MotherNellie Robbins
Family ID106
Marriage14 Sep 1930, Beatrice, Gage, NE
ChildrenCarolyn Eleanor (Cali) (1931-)
Albert Litle (1933-2009)
Francis Andrew (1938-)
Katherine Olive (Kathe) (1941-)
Notes for Albert Litle Johnson II
SSN 505-10-8048. SSA shows a death month of Jan 1978, SSN issued in Nebraska and last known zip code in New York, 14850. Albert died of heart trouble.
Albert graduated from Nebraska Weslean University. After his marriage to Patsy, he was with the Crete Mills. Later he studied in physics at Purdue University. Later, he was Administrative Assistant to the Head of the Physics Department at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. In 1961-62, he was the head of the project to build the Arecebo radio telescope in Puerto Rico.
In Feb 1961 they lived in Arecibo, PR, from a filed letter.
40 YEARS AGO
The third displaced persons family to arrive in Crete in the past six months has set up housekeeping on the former Frank Maranek farm northeast of Crete. This family, as were the other two families to come here, was sponsored to the United States from Europe by A.L. Johnson of The Crete Mills. 1483
Albert graduated from Nebraska Weslean University. After his marriage to Patsy, he was with the Crete Mills. Later he studied in physics at Purdue University. Later, he was Administrative Assistant to the Head of the Physics Department at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. In 1961-62, he was the head of the project to build the Arecebo radio telescope in Puerto Rico.
In Feb 1961 they lived in Arecibo, PR, from a filed letter.
40 YEARS AGO
The third displaced persons family to arrive in Crete in the past six months has set up housekeeping on the former Frank Maranek farm northeast of Crete. This family, as were the other two families to come here, was sponsored to the United States from Europe by A.L. Johnson of The Crete Mills. 1483