Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameOra George JOHNSON 
Birth9 Jun 1931, Wilson, Niagara County, New York
Death10 Feb 2017, Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Burial13 Feb 2017, Bonaventure Cemetery
OccupationGeneral manager Owens Illinois Forest Products Division
EducationGeorgia Institute of Technology, degree in Industrial Engineering
FatherAdorno A. JOHNSON (~1902-1955)
MotherMyrtle E. FORD (~1907-1956)
Census notes for Ora George JOHNSON
1940 New York, Niagara County, Wilson Township, Village of Wilson, E.D. 32-160, Sheet 5A, stamped page 2175
Franklin St., dwelling 94, owns, $1000
Johnson, Adorno A., head, male, white, age 37, married 7th grade, born New York, same place in 1935, oiler in abrasive factory
----------, Myrtle E., wife, female, white, age 32, married, 1 year high school, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Eleanor J., saughter, female, white, age 11, single, 6th grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Adorno Jr., son, male, white, age 9, single, 3rd grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Ora G., son, male, white, age 8, single, born New York, 3rd grade, lived same place in 1935
----------, Jean P., daughter, female, white, age 6, single 1st grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935
Franklin St., dwelling 94, owns, $1000
Johnson, Adorno A., head, male, white, age 37, married 7th grade, born New York, same place in 1935, oiler in abrasive factory
----------, Myrtle E., wife, female, white, age 32, married, 1 year high school, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Eleanor J., saughter, female, white, age 11, single, 6th grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Adorno Jr., son, male, white, age 9, single, 3rd grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935
----------, Ora G., son, male, white, age 8, single, born New York, 3rd grade, lived same place in 1935
----------, Jean P., daughter, female, white, age 6, single 1st grade, born New York, lived same place in 1935