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| Charles Johnson was born in Sweden.((F.A. Peake, //The Bishop Who Ate His Boots: The Biography of Isaac O. Stringer.// Yukon Church Heritage Society, 2001: 108-109.)) He was brought to Chicago in the United States as a child and came to Hay River in 1898 with a party of miners enroute to the Klondike. He stayed at Hay River, became interested in the work of the mission and, in 1901, married Anna May who in 1896 had been a student at the Hay River Mission School. In 1908, he sent his family out to Chicago while he travelled with Bishop Stringer.((“History of Chooutla School.” General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, Toronto in Yukon Archives search file; Letter from Sophie Rustler to Ruth Privett, June 12, 1985. Old Log Church Museum research files.)) | Charles Johnson was born in Sweden.((F.A. Peake, //The Bishop Who Ate His Boots: The Biography of Isaac O. Stringer.// Yukon Church Heritage Society, 2001: 108-109.)) He was brought to Chicago in the United States as a child and came to Hay River in 1898 with a party of miners enroute to the Klondike. He stayed at Hay River, became interested in the work of the mission and, in 1901, married Anna May who in 1896 had been a student at the Hay River Mission School. In 1908, he sent his family out to Chicago while he travelled with Bishop Stringer.((“History of Chooutla School.” General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada, Toronto in Yukon Archives search file; Letter from Sophie Rustler to Ruth Privett, June 12, 1985. Old Log Church Museum research files.)) | ||
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