Frank Johnson: Biographical Information
Frank Johnson was the son of Willis Johnson and Rebecca Singleton. Frank first appears in his parents' household on the 1920 Federal Census for Charleston Ward 5. He and his family were living at 95 Concord Street. Their household was:
|
Name |
Relationship |
Gender |
Color |
Age |
Birth |
|
Johnson, Willis |
Head |
M |
B |
|
SC |
|
Johnson, Rebecca |
Wife |
F |
B |
31 |
SC |
|
Johnson, Willie |
Son |
M |
B |
|
SC |
|
Johnson, Annie |
Daughter |
F |
B |
9 |
SC |
|
Johnson, Frank |
Son |
M |
B |
5 |
SC |
|
Johnson, Henry |
Son |
M |
B |
|
SC |
In 1930, Frank and his parents were living in Charleton at 9 Calhoun Street. Their household was:
|
Name |
Relationship |
Gender |
Color |
Age |
Birth |
|
Johnson, Willis |
Head |
M |
Neg. |
51 |
SC |
|
|
Wife |
F |
Neg. |
|
SC |
|
Johnson, Frank |
Son |
M |
Neg. |
17 |
SC |
|
Johnson, Henry |
Son |
M |
Neg. |
|
SC |
|
Williams, Rose |
Niece |
F |
Neg. |
15 |
SC |
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This page is part of a groundbreaking research project to rediscover the family lineages of enslaved people on Drayton family plantations in Barbados and the United States. To read more about this historic research, please visit the article below:
Genealogy of Enslaved Communities on Drayton Family Plantations: A Research Project Sponsored by the Magnolia Plantation Foundation of Charleston, SC
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