1874 Ambrose Johnson and Emma Freeman were married on December 20 in Floyd County, Georgia. [1]
1880 On June 8, Ambros Johnson (age 30) and his wife Emly Johnson (age 21) lived in Texas Valley, Floyd County, Georgia, with their children Louisana Johnson (age 5), Walter Johnson (age 4), Joel Johnson (age 3), and Archy Johnson (age 6/12). Everyone in the household and their parents were born in Georgia. Ambros Johnson's occupation was farming. [2]
1900 On June 19-20, Ambros Johnson (age 50, born in Nov 1849) lived in Texas Valley Militaria District no. 923, Floyd County, Georgia, with his children Arch Johnson (age 19, born in Dec 1880), Joe L Johnson (age 18, born in Jan 1882), Milton Johnson (age 16, born in Sep 1883), Lola Johnson (age 15, born in Jan 1885), Pinkney Johnson (age 14, born in May 1886), Luther Johnson (age 12, born in Dec 1887), Dallas Johnson (age 11, born in Mar 1889), Izora Johnson (age 9, born in Sep 1890), and Maggia Johnson (age 8, born Feb 1892). Everyone in the household and their parenets were born in Georgia. Ambros Johnson's occupation was farmer. He was widowed and had been for married 25. [3]
1910 Ambrose J Johnson (age 62) and his wife Anne Johnson (age 60) lived on Stage Road in Civil District 7, Fayette County, Tennessee, with daughters Henetia Johnson (age 40), Annie M Johnson (age 16), sons Pink Johnson (age 22), Luther Johnson (age 20), Dalace Johnson (age 18), daughters Izora Johnson (age 16), Maggie Johnson (age 14), son John E Johnson (age 12), and and granddaughter Bell Johnson (age 8). Ambrose and Anne had been married for 4 years. Ambrose J Johnson's occupation was farming. Ambrose, Pink, Luther, Dalace, and Maggie and their parents were born in Georgia. Anne, Henetia, Annie, John, and Bell and their parents were born in Tennessee. [4]
[1] Georgia, Marriage Records From Select Counties, 1828-1978, [AncestryRecord], [AncestryImage].
[2] United States Federal Census, 1880, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].
[3] United States Federal Census, 1900, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].
[4] United States Federal Census, 1910, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].