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Will A Johnson Sr (b. 1876- d. 1951) with Mule
"Uncle Billy" Johnson posing with mule at his barn at the corner of Main and First Streets, Sugar Grove, IL ca 1940's.
Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, was a collector of appaloosa mules. Said to be the only six appaloosa mule hitch in…
Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, was a collector of appaloosa mules. Said to be the only six appaloosa mule hitch in…
Johnson Family Tintype Photo
Johnson Family: a Tintype or melainotype or ferrotype photo. Photographic emulsion is applied directly to a thin sheet of iron coated with a dark lacquer or enamel, which produced a unique positive image.
Unknown child, female
Female child poising
Tintype Photo
Subjects are unknown. This image on a metal substrate is known as a tintype, melaintype or ferrotype.
Unknown Women
Two unknown Women
Children playing 1949
Circa 1949
Ken Krieghbaum chewing on toy tractor.
Rick Johnson on riding toy.
Marie Johnson standing on porch.
Ruth Krieghbaum sitting on steps.
Dorothy Johnson behind Ruth Krieghbaum.
Ken Krieghbaum chewing on toy tractor.
Rick Johnson on riding toy.
Marie Johnson standing on porch.
Ruth Krieghbaum sitting on steps.
Dorothy Johnson behind Ruth Krieghbaum.
Will Johnson and Pat with Mules
Will Johnson and Pat with Mules named Amos and Andy. 1951.
William Johnson (b. 1876-d. 1951) with Spotted Mule
Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, was a collector of Appaloosa mules.
Appaloosa Mule Postcard: Will A. Johnson, Sr., "The Spotted Mule King", Sugar Grove, Illinois
Photo is from the 1940's. Six mule hitch owned and displayed by Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, a collector of appaloosa mules. Said to be the only six appaloosa mule hitch in the world at that time.