| Father |
John JOHNSTON, b. 11 Mar 1847, Pickering Township, Ontario, Ontario, Canada  , d. 11 Mar 1892, Mount Greenwood (Chicago), Cook, Illinois, USA (Age 45 years) |
| Relationship |
natural |
| Mother |
Emma Emily BUTSON, b. 1854, Ontario, Canada , d. 10 Aug 1897, 1272 East 67th Street, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA (Age 43 years) |
| Relationship |
natural |
| Married |
24 May 1876 |
Reach Township, Ontario, Ontario, Canada [1] |
- he 28, she 21 - witnesses: Thomas Gibson of Pickering [half-brother of John] & Mary Jane Butson of Reach [sister of Emma]
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Marriage of John Johnston & Emma Butson
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| _SEPR |
Abt 1890 |
Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA |
| Son George says they separated 1890 or before (in his 2 Feb 1938 Naturalization petition) |
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George Henry Johnston - Naturalization 2 Feb 1938 at Chicago
"I came to the U. S. when I was 4 years of age. My father, John Johnston, came at that time and I always understood that he became a U.S. citizen before I became of age. About 1890, or before, he separated from my mother and in March 1892 he died. As I was but 15 years of age when he died I naturally did not learn anything about his citizenship from him. "About November 1937 I was notified by the Election Board in Chicago, Ill. that my qualifications as a voter were questioned. In attempting to obtain proof of citizenship I had a search instituted by the Immigration and Naturalization Service at Chicago, but no record could be found of my father's naturalization. "I have voted at Chicago since 1900. In October 1918 I was a registered voter in the 58th Precinct of the 7th Ward, City of Chicago." |
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George Henry Johnston - Naturalization 2 Feb 1938 at Chicago - 1 of 3
"I came to the U. S. when I was 4 years of age. My father, John Johnston, came at that time and I always understood that he became a U.S. citizen before I became of age. About 1890, or before, he separated from my mother and in March 1892 he died. As I was but 15 years of age when he died I naturally did not learn anything about his citizenship from him. "About November 1937 I was notified by the Election Board in Chicago, Ill. that my qualifications as a voter were questioned. In attempting to obtain proof of citizenship I had a search instituted by the Immigration and Naturalization Service at Chicago, but no record could be found of my father's naturalization. "I have voted at Chicago since 1900. In October 1918 I was a registered voter in the 58th Precinct of the 7th Ward, City of Chicago." |
| Family ID |
F355 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Abt 1886 - Bef 1900 (< 13 years)
