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Ebba Peterson

Birth7 Apr 1885 - Ashland, WI
DeathOct 1970 - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, United States of America
MotherCaroline Pearson Peterson
FatherCharles F. Peterson

Born in Ashland, WI on 7 Apr 1885 to Charles F. Peterson and Caroline Pearson Peterson. Ebba Peterson married Ferdinand (Martin) Johnson and had 7 children. She passed away on Oct 1970 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, United States of America.

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Parents
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Charles F. Peterson
1850 - 1931
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Caroline Pearson Peterson
1849 - 1931
Spouse(s)
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Ferdinand (Martin) Johnson
1880 - 1923
Children Show all
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Gladys Hildegard Johnson
1906 - 1987
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Florence C Johnson
1907 - 1990
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Harriet Johnson
1910 - 2004
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Ferdinand Hilding Johnson
1905 - 1905
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Viola Johnson
1908 - Unknown
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Arthur Johnson
1914 - Unknown
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Pearl M Johnson
1912 - 2004

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