
This is a gathering of the Johnson brothers and sisters with Pete Christenson and Rohne family relatives.(standing L to R.) Johanna Bertelson,Marie Christenson, Bill Bertelson (Johanna's husband), Mary Ann Christenson(sister of Johanna), Ann Christenson (Pete's dau.), Emory Christenson, Clara Johnson, ? Dillon , Violet Christenson, Cora Johnson, ? , Sadie Kirkland, Chris Morris Hanson(Johanna and Mary Ann's half brother), Eva(Johnson) Christenson, Chris M. Christenson, Chris Johnson, Martin Michelson, Paulina (Rohne/Christenson/Hanson)Michelson, Bill Johnson, Collett Johnson, (kids & seated L to R) Burton Christenson, Johanna Christenson, Pete Christenson, Leldon Christenson(Pete's youngest), Vernell Johnson(Cora's dau.)
Eddie Monroe Johnson
and
Eva Majeane Johnson were brother and sister to one
another and
married into both sides of my family.
Ed Johnson married my mother's mother, my grandmother Sadie
Hollaway
Kirkland and his sister Eva married my Dad's father, Pete
Christenson.
Their father, Bernt Johanson Egeberg, Bernt Johnson,was
also the
half brother of my Dad's mother.
Now aren't you confused? And people wonder why I feel that way once in awhile. See the Egeberg Chart to sort it out.
Ed Johnson had become a very fine mechanic and worked for United States Steel plant in Gary, Indiana from WWII to his retirement. He enjoyed woodworking and fixing up antiques.
c1965- After his retirement he and Sadie moved into a home they had built in Cranfils Gap, Texas. They remained here until Sadie became ill and then moved in with Chris and Violet Christenson until 1980. He was a member of St Olaf Lutheran Church in Cranfills Gap, TX where he was buried.





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