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The '''Johns Funeral Home''' was an undertaking service and funeral chapel at 1806 [[7th Avenue North]]. The business was founded in [[1899]] by [[Wallace Johns]], son of famed mine engineer [[Llewellyn Johns]], and later taken over by his brother, [[Llewellyn Johns, Jr|Llewellyn Jr]]. | The '''Johns Funeral Home''' was an undertaking service and funeral chapel at 1806 [[7th Avenue North]]. The business was founded in [[1899]] by [[Wallace Johns]], son of famed mine engineer [[Llewellyn Johns]], and later taken over by his brother, [[Llewellyn Johns, Jr|Llewellyn Jr]]. | ||
Johns was a provider to policyholders of the [[Family Reserve Insurance Co.]] | |||
In [[1951]] the firm merged with [[Ridout's Brown-Service Mortuary]] to form [[Johns-Ridout's Funeral Parlors]]. | In [[1951]] the firm merged with [[Ridout's Brown-Service Mortuary]] to form [[Johns-Ridout's Funeral Parlors]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:43, 19 June 2021
The Johns Funeral Home was an undertaking service and funeral chapel at 1806 7th Avenue North. The business was founded in 1899 by Wallace Johns, son of famed mine engineer Llewellyn Johns, and later taken over by his brother, Llewellyn Jr.
Johns was a provider to policyholders of the Family Reserve Insurance Co.
In 1951 the firm merged with Ridout's Brown-Service Mortuary to form Johns-Ridout's Funeral Parlors.