On 17 April 1960 the recording opens with an introduction of “Sister Johnson,” after which she speaks. The archive file for that talk is labeled Josephine Johnson.1 On 4 September 1960, at a general meeting in Hildale, the speaker on the file labeled Josephine Johnson says she was “born in a little town just over the hill here,” and that she has “lived beyond my rights.”2 A second archive copy of the Hildale talk is noted in the sources and is not listed as a separate appearance.

The archive also holds a later funeral, dated 1 March 1962 in Salt Lake City and labeled Josephine Ford Johnson, a name compatible with Josephine Ford Johnson, the wife of Leroy S. Johnson. That funeral is not published here, the year has not been confirmed from a public death notice as this speaker’s death, and the 1960 speaker is not identified on this page as Josephine Ford Johnson.3 A birth date, a death date, and her parents’ names are left open until a public record or a family confirmation is in hand.