Born on August 5, 1848, in the country of Denmark, Neils Johnson was both a farmer and a sexton for the city cemetery.
 He was married to Josephine C.M. who was born in Norway on December 17, 1846.
Together they had five children, although three of them died before 1898.
Johnson lived in this home between 1871 and 1923, and was listed as residing at 356 South 500 East for four years afterward.
Albert L. and Beatrice Hulick resided at the Neils Johnson home between 1926 and 1929, and J. Lanning Hall in 1930-31, but throughout their tenancies Neils Johnson still owned the home.
Johnson died in 1937, bestowing the property to his daughter (two-thirds to Caroline Hinckley and one-third to Christine Hinckley Robinson.
 Mr. Ray Hansen then purchased the home.

Born in Benjamin, Utah, Ray Hansen was born on February 22, 1902.
He was married on July 2, 1927 to Blanche Mcbeth, and they lived at 356 South 500 East in Provo before purchasing the Johnson–Hansen property.
Ray Hansen was employed under Pacific States CI and P Co., a pipeline manufacturer.
In the year 1939 Mr. Hansen became a foreman, and in 1959 a patternmaker for the same company.
He married a second time to Helen Hansen, and he died on June 3, 1989.
Born on August 5, 1848, in the country of Denmark, Neils Johnson was both a farmer and a sexton for the city cemetery.  He was married to Josephine C.M. who was born in Norway on December 17, 1846. Together they had five children, although three of them died before 1898. Johnson lived in this home between 1871 and 1923, and was listed as residing at 356 South 500 East for four years afterward. Albert L. and Beatrice Hulick resided at the Neils Johnson home between 1926 and 1929, and J. Lanning Hall in 1930-31, but throughout their tenancies Neils Johnson still owned the home. Johnson died in 1937, bestowing the property to his daughter (two-thirds to Caroline Hinckley and one-third to Christine Hinckley Robinson.  Mr. Ray Hansen then purchased the home.
Born in Benjamin, Utah, Ray Hansen was born on February 22, 1902. He was married on July 2, 1927 to Blanche Mcbeth, and they lived at 356 South 500 East in Provo before purchasing the Johnson–Hansen property. Ray Hansen was employed under Pacific States CI and P Co., a pipeline manufacturer. In the year 1939 Mr. Hansen became a foreman, and in 1959 a patternmaker for the same company. He married a second time to Helen Hansen, and he died on June 3, 1989.
Johnson–Hansen House