Family Group Sheet for Henry Everett Johnson / Emma Eugenia Ryan (F13) m. 1 Jul 1891 : Early Texans DNA Project

Early Texans DNA Project

m. 1 Jul 1891

Family Information

Henry Everett Johnson

Male
Henry Everett Johnson

Birth	12 Nov 1871	Florida
Death	18 Aug 1923	Union County, Arkansas
Burial		Angelina County, Texas
Marriage	1 Jul 1891 [1, 2, 3]	Angelina County, Texas [1, 2, 3]
Father	Samuel Christopher Johnson \| F14 Group Sheet
Mother	Nancy Elizabeth Sills (adopted) \| F14 Group Sheet

Female
Emma Eugenia Ryan

Birth	1 Nov 1868	Angelina County, Texas
Death	25 Feb 1950	Dallas County, Texas
Burial	27 Feb 1950	Angelina County, Texas
Father	John Ira Ryan \| F15 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Ann Otis \| F15 Group Sheet

Emma Everette Johnson

Female
Emma Everette Johnson

Birth	29 Jan 1894	Angelina County, Texas
Death	24 Jun 1964	Dallas County, Texas
Burial	25 Jun 1964	Dallas County, Texas
Spouse	Allie Perry Richards \| F7
Marriage	23 Jun 1912	Sabine County, Texas

Male
TX9900011 AncestorOfMember

Birth
Death	Yes, date unknown
Burial

Sources
[S1] Bible - SCJ.

[S116] MARR TX Angelina ALL, Marriage Records, C; 1; Henry E. Johnson to Miss Emmie J. Ryan, 1 July 1891.

[S14] TX Ang. Co. Marriages, (1891 - 1899) Book C: 1.

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