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Dedicated to
Our Johnson, Hulse and Buckley grandfathers and grandmothers
And to our Johnson Aunts and Uncles
Namely––
AUNTS: Edith, Pearl, Violet, Bertha, Beatrice,
Myrtle, LaRayne, June, Carol, Alda Lee and Doreen

UNCLES: Albert, Boyd, Reed and Deloy

AND TO THEIR CHILDREN: our Johnson cousins

Quoting the Colombian writer 1982 Nobel Laureate, Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Speaking of his book, Living to Tell the Tale, he writes,

“It is not a precise account of reality. Life isn’t what one lived,
but what one remembers, and how one remembers to tell it.”

In this book of tales we might say, “or what the daughter or son
or granddaughter remembers, and how they remember to tell it!”
/ /
JOHNSON HULSE BUCKLEY

HERITAGE

COMPILED, EDITED AND PARTS WRITTEN BY

IONE BEUTLER FOWKES

Edmund BUCKLEY
(cid:136)
Eliza Ann Buckley HULSE
(cid:136)
Amy Maud Hulse JOHNSON
(cid:136)
Mary Pearl Johnson Beutler
(cid:136)
Ione Beutler Fowkes

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: First to my husband E.J. Fowkes who does all
the Internet stuff and put the book into one document and was in charge of
the Family Group Records and most everything else, my son Raymond for all
the computer technology, my mother Mary Pearl Johnson Beutler, Aunt Alda
Lee J. Hall and Uncle Reed Johnson, great Uncle Virile Hulse; Other
Relatives: Pearl Hulse Christensen, Myrtle Whitney Morgan, Sara Fae Hulse
Hess, Blanche Johnson Nielsen, Aunts Beatrice J. Lundberg and Myrtle J.
Winn and cousin Rex Winn.

CONTRIBUTIONS: Aunt Carol J. Jones, cousins Vurlia Hall Westergard
and Dean Hall (family group sheet documentations), sisters Ruth Ann B.
Gregory and Lois B. Palmer (editing), cousin Donna Naylor Mortensen (some
Hulse and Buckley photos, histories), photos from Aunt Doreen and cousin
Albert K. Johnson and all the Johnson cousins that sent in photos or helped in
any way and any other family members that I should have mentioned.
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PREFACE

(Ione Beutler Fowkes) 8 May 2001 at our family meeting of brothers and sisters and spouses after
Mamma’s funeral (Mary Pearl Johnson Beutler), I requested that a copy of all of this history plus our
ancestors’ stories that we have (and there are many) with their family group sheet records, etc. be printed
for all of us and our children to have a copy using money from Mamma and Daddy’s trust fund. It was
agreed that all the children (9) plus all the grandchildren (63) should get a copy as their inheritance gift.
In December 2003 after Daddy and Mamma’s home had been sold, my brother Melvin sent our
inheritance checks to each of us brothers and sisters. He allotted for the printing of the Ernest and Pearl
Johnson Beutler Family Histories $4,500.53!
I thought it would be one book, but there was too much for one. I could have made three, but that would
put the Beutler and Johnson ancestry together, and I felt it would be better to keep them separate. The first
three books are printed and distributed. This is the fourth and last book, the JOHNSON/ HULSE/
BUCKLEY book! The Johnsons (Johansen, pronounced Yo- [long o], han- [like Honda], son: Yo-han-
son) come from Denmark, and the Hulses and Buckleys come from England!
It has taken much longer than I ever imagined, but I decided if any Johnson cousins would like a copy of
the book, it would be easier to just let them know about it. So I called Aunt Alda Lee Johnson Hall. (She
and Aunt June are the last living of the 14 Johnson Aunts and Uncles.) She has been so willing and
cheerful to help and answer questions. She had her granddaughter-in-law e-mail me one or two cousin
names from each of the Johnson families. So it took forever as I began to call and catch up with the news
of all the families. All that I called were asked to let all of their siblings know about this book. Finally, I
was on about the last call and a cousin asked all about my family, her Beutler cousins. So I was updating
her and she laughed and said, “No, we can’t be that old! Oh my, now we’re the ages of the aunts and
uncles! Wouldn’t it be fun if the book had a picture of each of the individual Johnson families when we
were still kids?” As I hung up the phone and thought of the great response from the Johnson cousins, I
thought that would be a great addition! So I began the phone calling again, “Please send a picture,” and
the pictures came! More phone calls, “Please send me the names of the people in the pictures” and “What
is the date of the picture?”
I was absolutely overwhelmed with the response and the little notes with the checks––134 Johnson
cousin books have been ordered!!! So I have included quite a few pictures and little ancestry notes to
help you know how all the grandparents fit together, and I feel you will enjoy and appreciate their stories.
The purpose of this book is not to show all the genealogy (go to “Family Search” for that), but to share
our ancestors’ histories and stories. (Cousins Vurlia Hall Westergard and Dean Hall documented family
group sheets. Some documentation covers the back of the whole old style record sheet. However, just
very little of that is included in this book, but it has been done.) Many of our aunts and uncles worked
hard to put together the pedigree charts, family group records and documentation, and they paid a
genealogist to work on our Danish line.
There are discrepancies, and particularly in our Danish records. Hopefully one of you as a
descendant will someday verify an accurate Danish record. It is very difficult because of the way they
determined their surnames. (My sister Lois has a box of Mamma’s Danish record sheets, and when she
and sister Ruth Ann looked them over, they realized it was not just an afternoon or one week project, but
months. Cousin Rex Winn also has some notes of our Danish line.) So I will not vouch for perfect
correctness of the family group sheets in this book but they are useful with the biographies. I am
confident that you will enjoy this book as you come to know our ancestors!
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JOHNSON / HULSE / BUCKLEY
HERITAGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COVER: JOHNSON, CRESTS: HULSE AND BUCKLEY
INSIDE COVER PAGE
i TITLE PAGE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ii PREFACE
iii TABLE OF CONTENTS
v BEUTLER - JOHNSON HERITAGE HOUSE
vi PICTURE PEDIGREE

1 JOHNSON TITLE PAGE AND RELATED FAMILIES
2 NIELS ALBERT AND MAUD HULSE JOHNSON FAMILY PICTURE
3 NIELS & MAUD JOHNSON FAMILY GROUP RECORD
5 NIELS & MAUD JOHNSON FAMILY PICTURE GROUP RECORD
6 NIELS & MAUD JOHNSON AND CHILDREN PICTURE COLLAGES (3)
9 NIELS ALBERT JOHNSON BIOGRAPHY, Born 1884
19 AMY MAUD HULSE JOHNSON BIOGRAPHY, Born 1887
29 NIELS & MAUD FUNERAL FAMILY PICTURE COLLAGES (2)
31 JOHNSON, AUNTS-UNCLES-COUSINS, PICTURE COLLAGES (2)
33 JOHNSON CHILDREN INDIVIDUAL FAMILY PICTURE COLLAGES (5)
38 OBITUARIES OF JOHNSON FAMILY CHILDREN
43 PEARL JOHNSON (BEUTLER) AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Childhood & Youth, 1909
71 JAMES (JENS) & MARY (MARIE) JOHNSON FAMILY GROUP RECORD
72 JAMES JOHNSON (JENS JOHANSEN) BIOGRAPHY, Born 1844
74 FAMILY GROUP RECORDS CONCERNING MARIE KRISTINE LARSEN (3)
77 MARIE KRISTINE LARSEN JOHNSON BIOGRAPHY, Born 1842
80 JOHAN PEDER, JR. & ANE HANSEN JOHANSEN FAMILY GROUP RECORD
82 JOHAN PEDER, SR & ANE M. SJELANDER JOHANSEN FAMILY GRP RECORD
83 DENMARK, SENGELOSE; PICTURE COLLAGE
84 JOHAN PEDER JOHANSEN, JR. BIOGRAPHY, Born 1818
90 ANE HANSEN JOHANSEN BIOGRAPHY, Born 1820
96 MAREN KAREN JOHANSEN AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Born 1856
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99 HULSE CREST TITLE PAGE AND RELATED FAMILIES
100 JOSEPH WILLIAM & ELIZA ANN BUCKLEY HULSE FAMILY GROUP RECORD
102 JOSEPH WILLIAM & ELIZA B. HULSE PICTURE FAMILY GROUP RECORD
103 JOSEPH WILLIAM HULSE BIOGRAPHY, Born 1862
108 ELIZA ANN BUCKLEY HULSE, 1863, By Pearl Hulse Christensen
111 ELIZA ANN BUCKLEY HULSE, 1863, By Sara Fae Hulse Hess
118 GRANDPA “JOE” & GRANDMA ELIZA HULSE, By Pearl Beutler
121 CHARLES WESLEY AND ANN SMITH HULSE FAMILY GROUP RECORD
123 CHARLES WESLEY HULSE BIOGRAPHY, Born 1822
131 ANN SMITH HULSE BIOGRAPHY, Born 1828
138 BUCKLEY CREST TITLE PAGE AND RELATED FAMILIES
139 EDMUND BUCKLEY AND WIFE #1 ALICE GREEN FAMILY GROUP RECORD
141 EDMUND BUCKLEY AUTOBIOGRAPHY with added details, 1839
156 JOANNA GOOLD REILLY BUCKLEY, 2nd Polygamous Wife of Edmund
157 JOHN AND MARY BRADSHAW GREEN FAMILY GROUP RECORD
158 JOHN, 1802, & MARY BRADSHAW, 1809, GREEN FAMILY
160 WILLIAM, 1839, & MARGARET GREEN, 1844, WHITEHEAD
162 HISTORY OF FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN COUNTY, IDAHO
165 EPILOGUE

NOTE
Sources and documentation were recorded on the back sides of
the old style “Family Group Records.” Much of this was
researched and provided by Vurlia Hall Westergard and Dean
Hall. Only a small portion is included in this book.

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Pedigree Chart Chart no. 1

8JOHAN PEDER JOHANSEN
BEPS
Completed Ordinances:
B Baptized
E Endowed
P Sealed to parents 4JENS JOHANSEN
S Sealed to spouse BEPS
C Children's ordinances
B:01 Apr 1818
9ANE HANSEN
BE S

2 NIELS ALBERT JOHNSON B:11 Sep 1844
BEPS P:Margli, Copenhagen, Denmark
M:13 Jun 1870
P:COPENHAGEN, C, DENMARK
B:03 Apr 1820
D :16 Mar 1907
10 CHRISTIAN LARSEN
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH
BEPS

B:08 Nov 1884
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH 5Marie Kirstine LARSEN
M:01 Nov 1905 BE S
P:LOGAN, CACHE, UTAH
D :13 Dec 1944 B:about 1802
P:Wendover, Wells, NEVADA 11 INGER NIELSEN
BEPS

B:24 Aug 1842
1 MARY PEARL JOHNSON P:VANDLOSE,BRONSHOJ,C, DENMARK
BEPS D :05 Apr 1920
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH
B:28 Feb 1816
12 CHARLES WESLEY HULSE
BEPS

B:24 Aug 1909 6JOSEPH WILLIAM HULSE
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH BEPS
M:16 Jun 1938
P:LOGAN, CACHE, UTAH B:01 Oct 1822
D :05 May 2001 13 ANN SMITH
P:DAYTON, FRANKLIN, IDAHO BEPS

B:22 Sep 1862
ERNEST FELIX BEUTLER P: WILLOW SPRINGS, WY (on the plains)
(Spouse of no. 1) M:10 Dec 1886

P:LOGAN, CACHE, UTAH
B:20 Mar 1828
3 AMY MAUD HULSE D :23 Oct 1949 14 EDMUND BUCKLEY
BEPS P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH BEPS
7ELIZA ANN BUCKLEY
BEPS

B:25 Apr 1839
B:28 Oct 1887
15 ALICE GREEN
P:BRIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER, UTAH
D :15 Jan 1945 BEPS

P:OGDEN, WEBER, UTAH

B:27 Feb 1863
P:Mossley, Lancashire, England
D :24 Jun 1940
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH
Sep 2008 v i B:26 Nov 1837
Pedigree Chart Chart no. 1

8JOB HULSE
Completed Ordinances:
B Baptized
E Endowed
P Sealed to parents 4CHARLES WESLEY HULSE
S Sealed to spouse BEPS
C Children’s ordinance
B:27 Dec 1785
9FRANCIS WEBB
BE

2 JOSEPH WILLIAM HULSE B:01 Oct 1822
BEPS
P:Manchester, Lancashire, England
M:22 Jun 1845
P:Manchester, Lancashire, England
B:08 Mar 1789
D :07 Jan 1882
10 GEORGE SMITH
P:Millville, CACHE, UTAH

B:22 Sep 1862
P:WILLOW SPRINGS, WY (on the plains) 5ANN SMITH
M:10 Dec 1886 BEPS
P:LOGAN, CACHE, UTAH
D :23 Oct 1949 B:1802
P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH 11 MARY HARTLY

B:20 Mar 1828
1 AMY MAUD HULSE P:Manchester, Lancashire, England
BEPS D :12 Dec 1900
P:Millville, Cache, Utah
B:1806
12 JAMES BUCKLEY
BEPS

B:28 Oct 1887 6EDMUND BUCKLEY
P:BRIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER, UTAH BEPS

M:01 Nov 1905
P:LOGAN, CACHE, UTAH B:03 Mar 1814
D :15 Jan 1945 13 EMMA WATERHOUSE
P:OGDEN, WEBER, UTAH BEPS

B:25 Apr 1839
NIELS ALBERT JOHNSON P:Saddleworth, Yorkshire, England
(Spouse of no. 1) M:17 Jun 1859
P:Aston, Lancashire, England
B:11 Aug 1816
3 ELIZA ANN BUCKLEY D :21 Feb 1913 14 JOHN GREEN
BEPS P:FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN, IDAHO BE S
7ALICE GREEN
BEPS

B:17 Oct 1802
B:27 Feb 1863
15 MARY BRADSHAW
P:Mossley, Lancashire, England
BE S
D :24 Jun 1940

P:HYRUM, CACHE, UTAH
B:26 Nov 1837
P:Bolton, Lancashire, England
D :17 Feb 1915
P:FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN, IDAHO
Sep 2008 v ii B:05 Apr 1809
In the 1990 Census Bureau survey, JOHNSON was the second most
common surname (Smith was the first); James was the most
common male name and Mary was the most common female name.

THESE JOHNSON (JOHANSEN) ANCESTORS COME FROM
DENMARK!