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Luke S. Johnson (politician)

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district. He was sworn in on January 7, 1891. In the legislature, Johnson sought to amend an 1889 law. Johnson's amendment sought to make a county relief fund for indigent soldiers and sailors, as opposed to a township fund. The bill passed the state house on June 24, 1891. Johnson's term expired on
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Portrait and biographical album of Huron county [Michigan] Containing ... biographical sketches ... of citizens ... also ... a complete history of the county, from its earliest settlement to the present
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Johnson died on December 17, 1910, in Caseville. On December 20, 1910, Johnson was interred at Caseville Cemetery. He was survived by his wife and all six of his children.
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and a shipper of lumber and salt. By 1884, Johnson had served two years as deputy sheriff, and three terms as township clerk, and had filed for another term.
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Johnson served for years as chairman of the Huron County Democratic Committee. By August 1910, Johnson resigned as chairman due to ill health.
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for General Sprague, a position he served in until he was discharged at the end of the war. After the war, Johnson moved back to
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in the Fourth Division, but in the spring of 1864, Johnson was transferred to the First Division of the
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On February 18, 1867, Johnson married Clara Case. Together, they had six children. Johnson was a
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January 1, 1893. In 1898, Johnson ran again for the Huron County seat in the state house on a
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Johnson enlisted in the Union Army at age 15. He was initially enrolled in Company H of the
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August 25, 1910. p. 1 535:"Michigan manual. 1899-1900" 361:, where he represented the 350:, where he started work as 316:Battle of Kennesaw Mountain 280:43rd Ohio Infantry Regiment 233:Battle of Kennesaw Mountain 748: 602:"Democratic County Ticket" 438:Chapman Brothers (1884). 320:Battle of Peachtree Creek 245: 238:Battle of Peachtree Creek 83: 48: 28: 296:William Tecumseh Sherman 554:"Michigan manual. 1907" 326:, Johnson served as an 380:, but was defeated by 508:"Hubbel Has a Hobby" 487:Michigan Legislature 717:Union Army soldiers 692:Michigan Silverites 677:American Freemasons 606:The Sebewaing Blade 576:The Sebewaing Blade 572:"Luke Johnson Dead" 348:Caseville, Michigan 332:Lorain County, Ohio 124:Caseville, Michigan 16:American politician 687:Michigan Populists 213:American Civil War 203:United States Army 389:Leonard R. 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Michigan House of Representatives
Huron County
August Heinemann
John Sparling
Avon, Ohio
Caseville, Michigan
Democratic
People's Party
fusion
United States Army
American Civil War
Battle of Decatur
Battle of Resaca
Battle of Dallas
Battle of Kennesaw Mountain
Battle of Peachtree Creek
Avon, Ohio
Union Army
43rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
XVI Corps
XVII Corps
John W. Sprague
William Tecumseh Sherman
Chattanooga
Battle of Decatur
Battle of Resaca
Battle of Dallas
Battle of Kennesaw Mountain
Battle of Peachtree Creek
fall of Atlanta

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