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Charles Birger Johnson 1898 - 1986 Sweden - Iron River, Michigan

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Charles Birger Johnson 1898 - 1986 Sweden - Iron River, Michigan

Charles Birger Johnson
BIRTH
17 Dec 1898
Sweden
DEATH
5 Dec 1986 (aged 87)
Iron River, Iron County, Michigan, USA
BURIAL
Resthaven Cemetery
Iron River, Iron County, Michigan, USA
PLOT
Section 22 Lot 2
MEMORIAL ID
46476270 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 3
FLOWERS 0
CEMETERY RECORDS say buried Dec 5 1986.

HEADSTONE with Everina.

Family Members
Spouse

Everina Ridolphi Bolduc Johnson
1913–2006 (m. 1946)
Date & Place: Not specified or unknown.
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