Mollie Johnson was born in December 1890 in Emanuel County, Georgia and died September 1920 in Emanuel County. She married Wyatt Floyd Clark on April 2, 1911 in Emanuel County. Wyatt Floyd Clark was the son of William Wyatt Clark and Margaret Aaron. Mollie's father gave her a 1-horse farm at Red Oak, located about 1 mile north of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, off county road S2535 and a few miles northwest of Garfield, Georgia. Mollie had diabetes and died young. Mollie and Floyd had three daughters; Effie, Dora, and Ina. They also had a boy that died at birth. Mollie Johnson was a charter member of Mt. Olivet Missionary Baptist Church near Garfield. She and her husband Floyd Clark are buried at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Wyatt Floyd Clark Jul. 27, 1887-Jun. 10, 1936 Mollie Johnson Dec. 1890-Sep. 1920 children Effie Clark Jan. 23, 1912- Unnamed son c1914- c1914 Dora Clark Apr. 7, 1916-Mar. 13, 1996 Ina Clark Jan. 28, 1920- Effie Clark married Jesse Bryant Funderburk Dora Clark married Royden Keith Bishop Ina Clark married Edward M. Allmond Mollie Johnson's parents were David Crocket "Crock" Johnson and Laura F. Gay. David Crocket Johnson was born on August 10, 1855 in Emanuel County, Georgia and died August 17, 1935 in Emanuel County. Crock married Laura F. Gay on May 19, 1878 in Emanuel County. Laura was born on April 16, 1859 and was the daughter of Batt Gay and Edith Bland. Laura Gay Johnson died on May 31, 1922. Crock received a two-horse farm from his father, Kin Johnson. This farm was located just north of Garfield, Georgia. Crock and Laura lived in a log house until all their children were born except the last one Belle, then they moved into a big house. David Crocket Johnson and Laura Gay were charter members of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. They are both buried there. David Crocket Johnson Aug. 10, 1855-Aug. 17, 1935 Laura F. Gay Apr. 16, 1856-May 31, 1922 children Ella Johnson Jan. 1, 1880-May 12, 1961 Ola Johnson Annie B. Johnson Sep. 1, 1882-May 7, 1947 William Oscar Johnson Oct. 12, 1884-Mar. 26, 1970 Batt Johnson (twin) Oct. 11, 1886-Mar. 16, 1906 Kindred C. Johnson (twin) Oct. 11, 1886-Jun. 5, 1968 Edith Johnson Jan. 13, 1889-Jan. 1, 1907 Mollie Johnson Dec. 1890-Sep. 1920 Dessie Johnson Mar. 12, 1893-Aug. 2, 1939 David Crocket Johnson, Jr. Feb. 1897- Laura Maybelle Johnson -Dec. 23, 1992 Ella Johnson married Dack Johnson Ola Johnson married Walter Proctor Annie B. Johnson married Randal Johnson William Oscar Johnson married 1. Ora Bennett 2. Emma Lee Jinkins Batt Johnson married Lenora Johnson Kindred C. Johnson married 1. Emma Spence 2. Emma Bell Edith Johnson died young and never married Mollie Johnson married Wyatt Floyd Clark Dessie Johnson married Madge Johnson David C. Johnson married Josie Lawrence Laura Maybelle Johnson married Morley Lanier David Crocket Johnson's parents were Kindred B. "Kin" Johnson and Mary C. Bishop. Kindred Johnson was born in June 1823 in Emanuel County, Georgia and died on November 12, 1901 in Emanuel County. He married Mary Bishop on December 24, 1846 in Emanuel County. Mary was born on June 14, 1829 and was the daughter of William Bishop and Sarah Coleman. Mary died on February 20, 1908. Kin and Mary Bishop Johnson were both buried at Hebron Baptist Church in Garfield, Emanuel County, Georgia. Kin Johnson apparently had a considerable amount of land around Garfield. Kindred B. Johnson Jun. 1823-Nov. 12, 1901 Mary C. Bishop Jun. 14, 1829-Feb. 20, 1908 children Daniel Johnson c1849- John Johnson c1852- Sarah Johnson c1854- David Crocket Johnson Aug. 10, 1855-Aug. 17, 1935 Furney Johnson c1857- William Johnson c1860- Margaret Johnson c1863- Benjamin L. Johnson Jan. 15, 1865-Jun. 20, 1940 Mary Johnson c1866- Martha Johnson c1869- Luara Johnson c1871- Katharine Johnson c1873- David C. Johnson married Laura F. Gay William Johnson married Susan Gay Mary Johnson married Andrew Lofton (?) Laura Johnson married George Powell (?) Katharine Johnson married William Tadlock (?) Kindred Johnson was the son of John and Margaret Johnson. A deed has been found that mentions John Johnson and his son Kindred Johnson. John Johnson was born about 1792 probably in Bulloch County, Georgia and died December 11, 1865 probably in Emanuel County. Part of Bulloch County was cut off to form Emanuel County. Margaret was born about 1795 and died October 17, 1883 probably in Emanuel County. John and Margaret Johnson are buried in a small Johnson family cemetery now in Jenkins County, Georgia. The following is a list of Johnsons that were probably some of John and Margaret's children. John Johnson 1792-Dec. 11, 1865 Margaret Johnson 1795-Oct. 17, 1883 children? Furney Johnson c1821-Aug. 13, 1856 Kindred B. Johnson Jun. 1823-Nov. 12, 1901 Daniel B. Johnson c1828- James R. Johnson c1829- John Johnson c1834- Margaret Johnson 1835-Oct. 10, 1904 Katharine Johnson c1838- Susan Johnson c1841- Kindred B. Johnson married Mary Bishop Daniel B. Johnson married Elizabeth Oglesby James R. Johnson married Martha John D. Johnson married Mary Aaron Margaret Johnson married Charles Aaron Susan Johnson married Allen Hooks John Johnson was the son of William and Delilah Johnson of Bulloch County, Georgia. John Johnson was named in the ulloch County Will of William Johnson dated May 7, 1810. The following list of Johnsons were possibly some of the children of William and Delilah Johnson. William Johnson - c1810 Delilah children? James R. Johnson c1789- John Johnson 1792-Dec. 11, 1865 Nancy Johnson William Johnson c1798- Catherine Johnson Nathan Johnson c1805- Patty Johnson James R. Johnson married (Litha?) John Johnson married Margaret (?) William Johnson married (Sophia?) Catherine Johnson married (Nathan Brown?) Nathan Johnson married (Mary?) It is likely that William Johnson was the son of Joseph Johnson from the Buck Swamp-Temperance Hill area of the Old Cheraws District in South Carolina. An area that is now mostly in northern Marion County and a bit in southern Dillon County, South Carolina. This was a family of the following brothers and sisters: Elizabeth (b. ca 1758, married Joseph Hardeman); Joseph; David (married Martha Hardeman); William; John; Isham; Samuel; and Benjamin. All went to Bulloch County, Georgia ca. 1785-95 except Samuel and Benjamin, who, with perhaps another brother (Moses?) and perhaps a sister or two, stayed in the Buck Swamp area of Marion County, South Carolina. The father of the above family was very likely David Johnson (b. ca. 1730-35 and possibly d. before 1790). He was in the militia from the Buck Swamp area 1759-60. The old Cheraws was not settled until the 1730s, so David Johnson may have been born there the son of an early settler or he may have come there from somewhere else in South Carolina, North Carolina or Virginia. I hope this information will help someone. If anyone has additional information on the Johnson family from Emanuel/Bulloch County, Georgia please let me know. Also, please inform me of any errors in this message. Thanks. Gene Funderburk [email protected] Wilmington, NC