Johnson/Thompson Family Biographical Essay
Reference material supporting the captioned biological essay, keyed to the footnotes in the text, is available as follows.
References
- [01] Baptismal Record - Bernt Sakarias Bernt Sakariasen
- [01] Nancy Marie Johnson – Genealogical Information for Ben Johnson
- [02] Norwegian Cultural And Historical Sketches
- [03] Glenn Furst, Benth S. Johnson - A Colorful Personality, Part I, South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, July 1996 (v07n2)
- [04] Baptismal Record - Petrine Gessine Gabrielsen
- [05] Nancy Marie Johnson – Genealogical Information for Gesine Johnson
- [06] Sandra Thompson Black, Flashback To The Past ..., South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, March 1994 (v05n1)
- [07] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 -Theodore Thompson
- [08] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 -Thomas Thompson
- [10] Federal Population Census for 1900 and 1910 – Leelanau: Cleveland & Glen Arbor Twps.
- [11] Nancy Marie Johnson - Note on Norwegian Naming Traditions 01/09/2010
- [12] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 - Gesine Thompson Galevielsen
- [12] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 - Gesine Thompson Galevielsen
- [13] Birth Record for George Johnson
- [13] Birth Record George Johnson
- [13] Birth Record for Gustavia Johnson
- [13] Birth Record Gustavia Johnson
- [13] Birth Record for Sigval Johnson
- [13] Birth Record Sigval Johnson
- [14] History of Muskegon County, Michigan
- [15] Birth Record for Berdina Johnson
- [16] Ibid. ref [10]
- [18] U.S. Census for 1910 - South Manitou Island
- [19] Birth Record for Berdina & Isabella Johnson
- [19] Birth Record for Isabella Johnson
- [20] Record: Michigan Deaths 1867-1897 – “Gesinea” Johnson
- [21] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 - Theodore Johnson & Matilda Beck
- [22] Chesapeake Bay Pound (Pond) nets - Maryland State DNR
- [22] Net Fishing - Rogers Street Fishing Village and Great Lakes Coast Guard Museum
- [25] Sandra Thompson Black, Monograph: Captain Floyd Sigval Thompson
- [25] Sandra Thompson Black, Monograph: Thomas & Theodore Thompson
- [26] National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form, South Maniou Island Lighthouse Complex and Life-Saving Station Historical District
- [27] Record: Michigan Deaths 1867-1897 – Matilda Thompson
- [28] SMMS Outing for 1997, South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, March 1998 (v09n1)
- [29] Don Roy, Coming Through With Rye: Some Personal Reflections and Comments, South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, July 1998 (v09n2)
- [29] William E. Vent, I Remember When ...: Bertha, Stanley and the Bull, South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, July 1999 (v10n2)
- [29] Don Roy, I Remember When ...: Bertha, Stanley and the Bull: More Light on a Century Old Controversy, South Manitou Memorial Society newsletter, March 2000 (v11n1)
- [30] Vent, Myron. South Manitou Island: From Pioneer Community to National Park
- [31] Peterson, William D., United States Life-Saving Service In Michigan
- [31] Photo: Theodore Thompson In USLSS on South Manitou Island
- [31] Michigan Lighthouse Conservancy - South Manitou Life-Saving Station
- [33] Record: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 - Thomas Thompson & Hattie Beck
- [35] Ibid. ref [30]
- [36] Record: Death Certificate for Thomas Thompson
- [40] Michigan Marriages1868-1925: William Frank Barnhart & Hattie Thompson
- [41] U.S. Census for 1920 - Glen Arbor Township
- [41] Census page for Barnhart at Charlevoix, MI
- [41] Michigan Deaths 1971-1996 - Hattie E Barnhart
- [44] Photo: Proximity of Johnson House to the South Manitou Island Light Station (c1970)
- [45] Glenn Furst, Benth S. Johnson - "A Colorful Personality, Part II", South Manitou Memorial Society newsletter, November 1996 (v07n3)
- [46] Ibid. ref [18]
- [49] Ibid. ref [30]
- [51] Gerald E Crowner, The South Manitou Story
- [53] Hadland, Harvey and Mackreth, Bob, Fishing Vessels of the Great Lakes, 1880-1999
- [54] Sandra Thompson Black, Bernt S. Johnson, South Manitou Memorial Society Newsletter, July 1996 (v07n3)
- [55] Nancy Marie Johnson, Biographical sketch for Sigval B Johnson
- [99] Frances C. Hanna, Monograph: SAND, SAWDUST AND SAW LOGS, Lumber Days in Ludington