I Newton Johnson Died Tuesday At His Highview Home
I Ysaac Newton Johnson a widely known Highview West Va resident died Tuesday at his home in Highview. The notice hints at his prominence and local ties.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
2
I Ysaac Newton Johnson a widely known Highview West Va resident died Tuesday at his home in Highview. The notice hints at his prominence and local ties.
The eighty two year old Highview farmer and lumberman died after a period of illness. He married Martha Kibler in 1568. Survived by four sons Lemuel Edward Luther and Walter and two daughters A C Oates and Illian Giffin. Funeral at Timber Ridge Christian Church conducted by Rev Andes and Rev Anderson with burial in the church graveyard.
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A long list of upcoming stock, implements, and farm sales with sellers, locations, and dates from January to March. Entries cover Berryville Clarke Co. Stephensont Buckeye Ridge West Virginia and nearby areas with multiple buyers and sale items.
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