Alexander Johnson

1847–1941 (age 94)

Biography

Alexander Johnson (1847–1941) lived through nearly a century of American development, from the pre-Civil War era through the early twentieth century. His long life allowed him to witness and experience the nation's evolution during one of its most transformative periods.

Johnson's memory is preserved at Crown Hill Cemetery, a final resting place that honors the lives of those who shaped their communities. His nearly ninety-four years represent a significant span of American history and personal experience.

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