SHAWNEE METHODIST MISSION
CEMETERY
Also known as the Mission Cemetery and the
Johnson Family Cemetery
Visible
Burials
1. Laura
L. Johnson Waterman, b. 7-22-1847, d. 2-12-1884. Daughter of
the
Johnsons.
2. Rev. Thomas Johnson,
b. 7-11-1802, d. 1-2-1865
3. Sarah
Tittle Davis Johnson, b. 6-22-1810, d. 9-26-1873. Wife of Rev.
T Johnson.
- Ann E.
Johnson, b. 3-21-1838, d. 3-26-1852. Daughter. of Wm.
Johnson, Rev. T.
Johnson’s brother. She died in
Glascow, Howard County, Missouri and was brought to the Mission
Cemetery for burial.
- Rev.
William Johnson, b. 2-2-1805, d. 4-10-1842. Brother of Rev.
T. Johnson.
- Wilber
McKendrie Johnson, b. 11-15-1841, d. 4-15-1844. Son of Rev.
William Johnson.
- Eliza
Shallcross Johnson Wornall, b. 4-20-1836, d. 7-5-1865.
Daughter of the Johnsons.
- Sallie
Wornall, b. 10-26-1862, d. 8-16-1864, Daughter of John and
Eliza Wornall.
- Edna (Ednie)
Wornall, b. 11-21-1860, d. 12-11-1863. Daughter of John and
Eliza Wornall.
- “Our
Babes,” ca, 1854 Twins of John and Eliza Wornall.
- Fannie
Wornall, b. 12-18-1857, d. 9-22-1859. Daughter of John and
Eliza Wornall.
- Thomas
Johnson, b. 7-13-1853, d. 9-5-1853. Son of Alexander Soule
Johnson and grandson of the Johnsons.
- Sarah
Elizabeth Johnson, b. 8-11-1834, d. 6-8-1840. Daughter of
the Johnsons.
- Wm. Thomas
Johnson, b. 6-22-1839, d. 4-2-1840. Son of the Johnsons.
- Mary
Cummins Johnson, b. 1-15-1836, d. 3-19-1838. Daughter of
the Johnsons.
- Alexander
McAllister Johnson, b. 7-18-1831, d. 8-15-1831. Son of the
Johnsons.
- Sarah C.
Berryman, b. 9-22-1808, d. 7-28-1846. Wife of Rev. Jerome
Berryman. Body was encrypted when street was widened in the
1950’s.
- Sarah
Davis, b. 10-15-1768, d. 5-15-1865. Mother of Rev. T.
Johnson’s wife, Sarah.
- Marietta
Hume, b. 3-14-1831, d. 2-7-1860. Sarah Johnson’s niece.
- Wm.
McKendree Johnson, b.7-6-1845, d. 2-14-1924. Son of the Johnsons.
- Elizabeth
Price Johnson, b. 3-4-1850, d. 8-2-1930. Wife of Wm.
McKendree J.
According to
Edna Johnson (from interview conducted by KSHS, in Mission
Library “Johnson File.”) the following are also buried in the
cemetery:
Preston
Johnson, son of David Johnson, brother of Rev. T. Johnson
Many children
and adult Indians were buried near the present cemetery,
Including an Indian Chief.
Howard
Ziegenhorn
August, 2006
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