Dear Mrs. Waggoner:

 

I ran across a person who had the original plot today. I copied one for myself and since I still had

the card your husband gave me, thought I would send it on to you. I have long since lost the letter,

but I hope he will receive this at his place of business. I am still looking for the map of the

Hendricks County area.

 

I have been working on family histories all winter. I know what a task it is. I just completed the

Newman side of the family. I just about have all sides now and am I glad! Here is hoping your

school and that of your daughter’s are both going well. My husband has been in and out of the

hospital all winter. We have sold property in town (rental), bought a lot and are planning to build

and get into town as soon as possible.

 

 

Sincerely,

Mrs. Ennis Johnson

 

RR 1, Box 98

Mrs. Allan Johnson

Coatesville, Indiana 46121

[signed] Ennis Johnson

 

 

March 19, 1973

[stamped] Marjorie Waggoner

 

Rec’d Aug. 1998 [by Frank McAninch]

 

 

[Johnson Letter Notes added April and July 2003 by Frank McAninch]:

 

[Johnson

This is [Notes and Sources] [2]

 Letter

Letter, March 17, 1973, to Marjorie (McAninch) Waggoner [7], from

 Note 1]

Mrs. Ennis Johnson, RR 1, Box 98, Coatesville, Indiana 46121, with the list

 

“Head Stones on Allan F. Johnson Farm, which were destroyed in 1967”

 

for “Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery, also known as Pike Hill Cemetery”

[Johnson

Copies of this letter were received in August 1998, and again in March

 Letter]

2003, by Frank McAninch [6], from Marjorie (McAninch) Waggoner,

 Note 2]

San Jose, California [7]; the letter was scanned and transcribed by the

 

author [6], and is used here with Marjorie’s knowledge and permission.

[Johnson

Scanned image file of this letter is available: Johnson-Letter-Mar-1973.jpg

 Note 3]

[see List of Exhibits, and Image Files Available, below]

[Johnson

The Indiana Room at the Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library [Note 5]

 Letter

has a Newman chart for Hendricks County Pioneers from Mrs. Ennis Johnson – 

 Note 4]

chart of the descendants of John Newman II and his family

 

(chart form appears to be filled out by Rhonda Fay Johnson of Stilesville, and

 

was probably meant to be included in the Hendricks County 1974 history book)

 

[email, 3 July 2003, from Reann Poray, Librarian, Indiana Room,

 

 Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library, Plainfield, Indiana].

 

List of Exhibits, and Image Files Available:

 

[2] Letter, March 17, 1973, from Mrs. Ennis Johnson: Johnson-Letter-Mar-1973.jpg, 156K

 

 

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