Fenton Wesley Johnson and his wife, Florence Genevieve Bailey

Fenton Wesley Johnson and his wife, Florence Genevieve Bailey

by Phyllis Walker Johnson

1991

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Fenton Wesley Johnson (1866-1941) was born at Boonville, New York, the son of William Henry Johnson (1840-1909) and Emma Hart Johnson (1844-1916). He married Minnie M. Hart (1864-1888) in 1887. He married 2) Florence Genevieve Bailey (1868-1912) in 1891. She was born at Lockport, New York, the daughter of Roswell Bailey (1814- 1884) and Mary Ann Pearson Bailey (1825-1878). They had six children, 1892-1904, born at Clinton and South Bombey, New York. He married 3) Florence LaBach in 1914 at Waterville, New York. They had one daughter born in 1915 at Utica, New York. They were divorced in 1917. He married 4) Rose L. Hopkinson (1878-1951) in 1921 at South Columbia, New York. He died at Richfield Springs, New York. Descendants lived in New York and elsewhere.

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