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move to San Diego, CA to live with his daughter, Grace and her husband, Oakley Lawton. Johnston sold <br />the farmland to Jonas and Hannah Johnson in August 1916. <br />Jonas and Hannah Johnson Family Ownership, 1916-2025 <br />The arrival of Jonas and Hannah Johnson began a notable family history of over 109 years and four <br />generations associated with 425 Grant Ave. Both Jonas Johnson (1870-1948) and Hannah Johnson (1879- <br />1948) were born in Sweden and came to the U.S. in the 1890s when Hannah was 15 years old, and Jonas <br />was age 20. Little is known about Hannah's family, parents, or early life other than her arrival in the U.S. <br />and marriage to Jonas Johnson in 1901. They lived in Lyons between 1900-1914. Jonas was active in the <br />civic life of Lyons, playing on the local baseball team, and serving as secretary of the Fire Department <br />and as a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge. They had six children (Daisy, Milton, Harry, Ralph, Roy, and <br />Gladys). <br />While the Johnsons purchased the property on Grant in 1916, it does not appear that they lived in <br />Louisville until 1920 at the earliest. The 1920 census lists the family living in Berthoud where Jonas <br />worked as a farmer. However, anecdotal and oral history from Johnson family descendants place the <br />move to Louisville as happening sometime between 1920-1922. Jonas Johnson's obituary states that he <br />came to Louisville in 1921. The Johnson children would have ranged in age between 5 and 16 years old, <br />and most would have grown up in Louisville and attended Louisville schools. <br />In 2000, a Colorado Cultural Resource Survey was conducted that included 425 Grant. That survey listed <br />the Johnson Family as the original owners of the house and the date of construction as 1920. Based on <br />this report and Johnson family history, the latest date of construction can be estimated as 1922. It is <br />unclear whether the Johnson family built the current house at 425 Grant or moved into an existing <br />house on the site. A Boulder County Assessor card could not be found for 425 Grant or for an alternate <br />address of 435 Grant. <br />
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