About all i can tell you if it helps is the town is el cajon and it is east of san diego in san diego co. ----- Original Message ----- From: <ChickamaugaLady@aol.com> To: <johnson@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 12:35 PM Subject: [JOHNSON] Jimmie Johnson > Hello: > I have emailed the group before looking for information on Jimmie Johnson > the Nascar driver. He is from El Cajoun (sp?) california. His father is > Gary > Johnson. I think that his fathers family is from Oklahoma and I need to > know > who his Grandfather and great grandfather Johnson was. Someone said that > it is > on rootsweb but I cant find it. If anyone can help PLEASE email me. Thank > you > in advance. > Rebecca Thornton > > > > ************************************** See what's new at > http://www.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello: I have emailed the group before looking for information on Jimmie Johnson the Nascar driver. He is from El Cajoun (sp?) california. His father is Gary Johnson. I think that his fathers family is from Oklahoma and I need to know who his Grandfather and great grandfather Johnson was. Someone said that it is on rootsweb but I cant find it. If anyone can help PLEASE email me. Thank you in advance. Rebecca Thornton ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

James D. married Margaret C. Jones 30 Mar. 1858 in Bowling Green, Warren Co. KY. she was b. 15 Aug. 1839 Warren Co. KY. They had James D. b. 1860 Brownsville, Edmonson Co. Ky. Isaac b. 28 Oct. 1863 Ky. Mary b. Ky. and Sarah Margaret b. 7 Dec 1870 b. Ind. then they came to Douglas and other Counties in Missouri, would like any info. Thanks Vickie

----- Original Message ----- From: pknofler To: ORBENTON-L-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 5:23 PM Subject: Johnson/Ashbaugh I have two old pictures that were purchased 1980 in a yardsale in Corvallis, OR. They are of the following: 1 - Myrtle (Mrs. J.P. Johnson?) A. Johnson 17 years old - 1890 Fredonia, Kansas. 2 - Ella Ashbaugh 1890 - Dallas, Oregon If either of these are of your ancestory please contact me.

Hi Joyce, Yes, you are correct. Medlin Johnson Dunham's first wife, Nancy Louisa Jane Johnson died in the Spring of 1835. In the Fall of 1835 Medlin married Elizabeth Johnson. That info from Rev. John J. Watts Records. I have never done anything in Roane Co. TN except beat my head against the wall trying to find an Elizabeth Johnson. I have just never had any positive responses from any posts that I have made there. Rev. Watts doesn't really give Elizabeth's maiden name as Johnson. He just says Elizabeth and Nancy are relatives. However, the happy news is the MO Death Cert. Project. One of Medlin and Elizabeth's daughters, Martha Jane Dunham, married one Hamilton Ledbetter. Martha Jane Dunham Ledbetter died in 1913, and, low and behold, there is a DC for her. Her Mother is stated as Elizabeth Johnson. I had always felt that Elizabeth was a Johnson (I think Elizabeth and Nancy were cousins) but I had no proof until that DC. Remember, I don't get the census records prior to 1860. So, anything you can come up with on census, Gedcoms, etc. would be great. I do think we are getting closer. My Johnson DNA bunch seems like a real working group. So, I am excited about that. Anyway, keep in touch. Judy ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

1857 Abstracts of Rev.War Pension Files See National Archives Series M804 roll # 1421 ----- Original Message ----- From: John Johnson<mailto:john@bridgebs.com> To: johnson@rootsweb.com<mailto:johnson@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] Fw: WILLIAM JOHNSON'S I POSTED Tony; I accidentally deleted your first message where you list the source. Could you please repost it? Also do they have other families besides Johnsons listed? I have hit a stone wall on my Bell side. I have John Bell and wife Marry (Mary?) in the early 1800's in Columbia Co., GA. I have reason to believe he was a revolutionary soldier but have never been able make the connection. He probably was born in the Carolinas. I (and everyone else related to him) have not been able to get past him. Anyway, I have saved all your other posts in case I need to reference the material in my research on the Johnsons. John R. Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Johnson" <tonyempireore@msn.com<mailto:tonyempireore@msn.com>> To: "Johnson-L" <Johnson-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:Johnson-L@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:47 PM Subject: **Subject-SPAM1** [JOHNSON] Fw: WILLIAM JOHNSON'S I POSTED > > Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:24 PM > Subject: WILLIAM JOHNSON'S I POSTED > > > Researchers > > Please be advised I was crossing the William Johnson's into each County > they reported they were in during a Certain Time frame and I noted I got > one l line OFF on their Apppication Numbers: PLEASE DO NOT USE ANY OF THE > WILL JOHNSON INFORMATION THAT I FIRST POSTED > > I will be resubmitting the Willam Johnson list. > > Tony L. Johnson > DNA Matched to Researchers of Michael Johnsonn died 1718 on Tuckahoe > Creek, Henrico, Co Va > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.487 / Virus Database: 269.13.16/1005 - Release Date: > 9/13/2007 11:45 AM > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Tony; I accidentally deleted your first message where you list the source. Could you please repost it? Also do they have other families besides Johnsons listed? I have hit a stone wall on my Bell side. I have John Bell and wife Marry (Mary?) in the early 1800's in Columbia Co., GA. I have reason to believe he was a revolutionary soldier but have never been able make the connection. He probably was born in the Carolinas. I (and everyone else related to him) have not been able to get past him. Anyway, I have saved all your other posts in case I need to reference the material in my research on the Johnsons. John R. Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Johnson" <tonyempireore@msn.com> To: "Johnson-L" <Johnson-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:47 PM Subject: **Subject-SPAM1** [JOHNSON] Fw: WILLIAM JOHNSON'S I POSTED > > Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:24 PM > Subject: WILLIAM JOHNSON'S I POSTED > > > Researchers > > Please be advised I was crossing the William Johnson's into each County > they reported they were in during a Certain Time frame and I noted I got > one l line OFF on their Apppication Numbers: PLEASE DO NOT USE ANY OF THE > WILL JOHNSON INFORMATION THAT I FIRST POSTED > > I will be resubmitting the Willam Johnson list. > > Tony L. Johnson > DNA Matched to Researchers of Michael Johnsonn died 1718 on Tuckahoe > Creek, Henrico, Co Va > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > JOHNSON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.487 / Virus Database: 269.13.16/1005 - Release Date: > 9/13/2007 11:45 AM > >

1790 Halifax District: Alpha listing John Johnson Hugh Johnson A Hugh Johnson is the son of Charles Johnston and Sarah Eaton Thornton Johnson; Grandson of William Eaton who died in 1755 era of Granville County NC. He also has a brother named William Johnson M. Duke Johnson Joseph Johnson James Johnson William Johnson 1794 April 21 Indenture made between Dudley House of Warren County and State of North Carolinia and Sarah his wife of the one part and Joseph Mason of the County of Brunswick and State of Virginia of the Other Part for and in consideration of the sum of 130 pounds doth by these presents bargain, sell alien, release and forever make unto the said Jospeh Mason, One Certain tract or parcel of land as by the plat laid off by Thomas Stith surveyor for the said county of Brunswick situate lying and being in the County of Brunswick and is bounded as followeth Beginning at a white oak on Little Rattlesnake Creek North 40 degrees E 182 poles to a pine N 13 Degres West 10 poles to a red oak N 72 degrees West 96 poles to a hickory SOuth 41 degrees W 216(?) poles to a black jack N. 88 degrees S 63 degrees E 46 poles to a white oak N 46 degrees E 58 poles to the beggining containing 298 acres It being the tract of land formerly in the property of John Powell decd.. SIgned by Dudley House and witnessed by Phillips House, Jordan House and Cary James. Proved in Court APril 28 1794. Indenture of Bargain and Sale from Dudley House of the one part was proved by the oaths of the witensses therto and ordered to be recorded: Brunswick Deed book 15 page 514 Research Note; Terisha Johnston owned property in Warren Co. NC in 1790 in Nutbush Dist.

1785 March 28 THE COMMONWEALTH of Virginia to Thomas Eaton, William Johnson, Philip Hawkins, Young McLemore & Edward Jones Gentlemen of Warren County North Carolina greeting KNOW ye that we trusting to your fidelity & provident circumspection in deligently (sic) examining William Wildin & Anthoney Daughton witnesses to an Indenture of bargain and Sale from Luke Williams of Richmond to Thomas Williams of Brunswick County in Virginia relative to the proof of the said Deed . . . Command you that at such destain Day & place as you shall appoint you agreeable yourselves and the witnesses aforesaid before you, you call and cause to come, and deligently (sic) to examine on the holy Evangelists of Almighty God relative to the premises, and their examinations into our Court of our said County of Brunswick send & certify inclosed sending also to us this Writ witness Drury Stith Clerk of our said Court the 20th Day of July 1785. North Carolina Warren County, By Virtue of the within Writ came before us William Wildin & Anthoney Daughton & made oath on the Holy Evangelists that they saw Luke Williams execute the annexed Deed unto Thomas Williams, sworn before us the 26th July 1785. Signed by William Johnson, Young McLemore, and Edward Jones. Brunswick County Court 28th March 1785. This Indenture was proved by the oath of Roger Williams a witness thereto and on the motion of Thomas Williams one of the parties a Commission is awarded him to examine and take the Depositions of William Wildin & Anthoney Dougton the other two subscribing Witnesses, relating to the proof thereof they being inhabitants of North Carolina directed to Thomas Eaton, William Johnson, Philip Hawkins, Young McLemore & Edward Jones Gentlemen Justices of Warren County in the said State of North Carolina or any two of them, And at a Court held for the said County the 22d of August following the said Depositions were returned & containing full and satisfactory proof of the execution of the said Deed, the said Indenture, together with the Commission & Depositions are admitted to Record. Deed Book 14, page 124. Notes Thomas Eaton is Brother in Law To Charles Johnson of NC off William Eaton Col. So is the Hawkins families Notes: 1773 Jan 11: Mecklenburg Co, VA Deed Book 3:"Jan 11, 1773 from Josiah DANIEL of Albemarle County, and Elizabeth, his wife, to Thomas REVES (RIVERS) of M, for 230 L, a certain tract of land in M on both sides of Nutbush Cr, bounded by Thomas CARTER, Miles JOHNSON, the County line between North Carolina and VA, James SHEDD. The said (sic)400 acres was patented to John ROBINSON in 1750, and conveyed by John ROBINSON to the said Josiah DANIEL by Lunenburg County deed. Signed - Josiah DANIEL, Elizabeth (+ her mark) DANIEL. Recorded Jan 11, 1773 http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2850404&id=I0412 1790 Halifax District: Alpha listing

WARREN COUNTY NC Johnson Families and Neighbors A-113: 22 Sept. 1764, Peter Duncan and Alice his wife of Bute Co. NC, to Philip Burford of same, for £40 VA money fully paid, tract of land in the Co. of Bute late Granville<about:blankncgranvi.htm> and on waters of Cabbin Branch, adj. Colliers line, Abernathys corner, Mayfields line, Hawkins line, containing 200 acres more or less, being part of a deed surveyed for Wm. Moss. /s/ Peter Dunkin. Wit. John Hawkins, Nathaniel Bullock, Will Johnson. Receipt for money, same witnesses. Bute Co. Court Jan. 1765, proved by oath of Nathaniel Bullock and ordered recorded. Reg. April 1, 1765. (FHL film 20,063) (MAD: ? from Orange<about:blankncorange.htm> Co. NC) Notes this Peter Duncan come off line in Fauquier Co. Ca. Notes These Hawkins are coming off Tuckahoe Creek 1765 June 6, Similar conditions prevailed in Granville County. George Sims of Nutbush, Granville County, on , issued his famous "Nutbush Address," in which he set forth in graphic language, "the most notorious and intolerable abuses" which had crept into the public service in that county. It was not, he said, the "form of government, nor yet the body of our laws, that we are quarreling with, but with the malpractices of the Officers of our County Courts, and the abuses which we suffer by those empowered to manage our public affairs." Extortionate fees and oppressive methods of collecting fees and taxes formed the burden of his complaint. He called upon the people to meet for a discussion of reform, but the only result of his appeal was a petition to the assembly for redress of grievances which was stillborn. WARREN CO., NC DB-5, page 4. 14 August 1772. SPENCER PENDERGRASS to HERBERT(HARBERT) HIGHT***, both of Bute Co. l0 Sh: Procl. money for one acre in Bute Co. on Lynches (Linches) Creek. Wit: ROBERT WYNNE***, DAVID WILLIAMS***. Proved by ROBERT WYNNE, Bute Aug. Court 1774, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 4 Sept. 1774, JAMES JOHNSON,P.R.

John M Johnston or Moses Johnson wife Tabitha: R5666 NC Line: Soldier died 1848 Feb 8: widow applied 1856 Dec 30 Hancock Co. Ala. age abt 88: Soldier enlisted in Greene Co. NC: Soldier married Tabitha Massey 178 Jan in Lincoln Co. NC. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files Joseph Johnson, Elizabeth Williamson former widow R11631 Cont Line VA: On Rev. Lewis Chadouin age 90 made affdt. 1843 May 9 in Goochland Co Va. And stated soldier was a son of James Johnson who lived 3 miles North of Cartersville Va and said Joseph Johnson married Elizabeth daughter of Benjamin Anderson of Goochland Co Va 19 May 1786 and in 1788 moved to Lynchburg Va. Soldier was drowned in 1802 and widow married 2nd to Nathan Williamson in 1803 and he died 1836 Oct 6: Widow applied 1843 April 15 in Amherst Co. Va age 73: Widow died 1843 May 17 leaving 4 childre Henry Williamson, Judeth Richardson, Elizabeth Richardson and Ann Fair or Ann Face (not clear) Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files Joseph Johnson S7085: NC Line Soldier was born in 1763 in Bute Co. NC now Warren Co. NC and he lived there at enlistment and he applied there 1833 Aug 29, but was of Halifax Co. NC Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

John Johnson S35480: Va Line: 1819 Aug 2 applied Garrrad Co. KY age 63, stated he had 12 sons and 5 daughters of which 9 were still living at home. 1821 Feb 8 Soldier moved to Madison Co. KY with a wife and 5 sons aged 15, 10, 8 to 9, 7 and 5 years. 3 daughters still at home. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson or John Johnston: S36026: VA Line: Soldier was born 1748 Aug. He applied 1818 April 6 Scott Co. KY in 1820 soldier stated he had no person in his family but himself. Soldier died 1825 March 27. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson and Elizabeth: W9086 Va Line: widow applied 1853 march 25 Garrard Co. KY aged 85: Soldier married Elizabeth Dodd on 1789 March 9 in Va. Widow stated soldier had been dead so long she could not remember the date. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John G. Johnson BLW #1167-300-3 1799 July: Assignee Robert Camp, no papers served as a Capt. In the VA line. It was stated in the file that one John Boswell Johnson recd VA State BLW #2117 for 4000 acres issued 1783 Dec 13 and later emigrated to KY and that in Frankfort KY a John B. Johnson recd BLW #13788 on 1783 Jan 3 for 1137 ½ acres and was surveyed 1798 Sept 24 and located in Washington CO. KY near salt River in what became Anderson Co. KY ( the data concerning the VA State BLW's was not confirmed Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

John Johnson or John Johnston wife Rosannah: W5011 NC Line: Soldier was born 1753 May 12, soldier died 1802 march 13 or 14th in Randolph Co. NC. Soldier married Rosannah Lytle 1783 Feb 8 as stated by widow 1783 Feb 28 as shown in the bible records and she was born 1761 Nov 10 the daughter of Henry Lytle of Randolph Co. NC widow applied 1839 Feb 5 Randolph CO. NC. She was still there in 1846, children were Henry Johnson born 1784 Jan 23 and he married Polly daughter of Edward Thornbrough and Mary who were born and raised in PA. Thomas Johnson born 1785 May 1: Jane Johnson born 1787 July 6: William Johnson born 1790 April 30: Margaret Johnson born 1792 June 29: John Johnson born 1794 May 5: Elizabeth Johnson born 1795 Feb 9: Mary or Polly Johnson born 1797 March 1: Hezekiah Johnson born 1799 May 17: Clemons Johnson or Clemmons Johnson born 1801 Nov 28: a grandson D.W.C. Johnson was of La Grange NC in 1844 and in 1848 Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson S32345 BLW #26-160-55 VA Line: Soldier was born 1762 May 14 in Hanover Co. Va and he lived there at enlistment and he lived there 10 years after the Revolution. He then moved to KY for 8 years then moved to Marion Co. Ind. with his children (not named) and soldier applied there 1835 Oct 6 and in 1855 he was living in Rochester in Fulton Co. Ind. In 1857 a son in law (not named) was aged 62: Soldiers brother was Richard Johnson age 75 in 1835 and a a minister of the Gospel in Sumner Co. Tn. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

John Johnson: S38082 Cont and Va. Lines: Soldier enlisted in King William Co. applied 1818 July 22 Hanover CO. Va. In 1820 soldier was 60 with a wife aged between 30 and 40: Also 4 sons and 2 daughters the oldest aged 13 and the youngest aged 5 (no names given) Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson R53634 Cont. Line Va: Soldier was born in 1763 in Maryland and he lived in Stafford Co. Va at enlistment and he lived there some 27 years after the Revolution then moved to KY and applied 1832 Aug 27 in Clark Co. KY. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson S30512 NC Line soldier was born in 1760, he lived in Burke CO NC at enlistment. He applied 1834 June 2 in Pike Co. KY having moved there from Tn. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson NC Line and no # given on jacket but the #30782 was on the card. He applied 1836 April 27 Pickens CO. Ala. aged 74. Soldier lived in Rowan Co. NC at enlistment and later moved to Rutherford Co. Tn about 1811 then moved to Lauderdale CO. Ala and about 1830 he moved to Pickens CO. Ala. Soldier was born 1762 Jan 2 in Halifax Co. NC. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

James Johnson R5628 VA Line applied 1840 Jan 15 Mecklenburg Co. Va aged about 76, Howell Johnson of Spartanburg Dist SC made affdt. 1843 Nov 16 stated he had served with James Johnson (They appear to be brothers) Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files Jesse Johnson: S38884: Cont. and NC Line: 1824 March 26: Wilson Co. Tn: aged 61 and referred to wife age 55 and children at home to witt: Rebecca Johnson age 27, William Johnson age 18: John Johnson age 15: Jonathan Johnson age 13: Soldier died 1834 Aug 22. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files John Johnson R5635 Cont. Line (NC) and SC Line. Soldier was born 1763. Soldier lived in Bladen Co. NC during the latter part of the Revolution and afterwards he moved to TN then to KY then to Hamilton CO. Ill. He applied there 1834 Nov 27. Soldier died 1853 July 9. Children were mentioned in 1847 ( No names). An Isaac Johnson of Hamilton Co. Ill. Stated in 1834 that he knew the soldier well and one Jacob Braden of Hamilton CO. Ill in 1854 state he was directly interested in the soldiers claim for pension (no relationship stated) Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

James Johnson S15904 Va. Line: Soldier was born 1747 April 27 in Isle of Wright Co. Va. He lived there at enlistment. Applied 1833 Feb 4, Isle of Wright. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson S16891 Va line: Soldier was born in 1759 Louisa Co. Va and was raised in Bedford Co. Va. And he was living with a brother (not named) in Amherst Co. at enlistment and after the Revolution lived in Campbell CO. Va. The part which was formerly a part of Bedford Co. Va. For 2 years. He then moved to SC for 6 years then moved to Sullivan Co. Tn for 33 years. Then moved to Wayne Co. Ky then moved to Washington Co, Mo. He applied there 1833 Feb 5, in 1833 soldiers brother John Johnson was of Washington CO. Mo, and in 1833 a James J. Johnson was a JP from Washington Co. Mo, but no relationship to soldier was stated. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson: S35471 VA Line applied 1818 July 7 Montgomery Co. KY aged 64 Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson or James Johnston wife Esther: W7934, VA Line. Soldier applied 1832 Spt 27 Amelia Co. Va aged 88 and he had lived in said County at enlistment. Widows affdt. Too dim to read, see National Archives Series M804 roll # 1423 for a copy of the entire file and perhaps a better microcopy Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

James Johnson: S3664 BLW: #1963-100: Cont. Line Va: applied 1818 May 20 Shelby Co Ky, age 58: The page with reference to family was to dim to read in this microcopy ( only daughters Sarah aged 25 and Nancy age 19 were readable) See national Archives Series M804 roll # 1423 for a copy of the entire file) Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson and Delila Johnson: R5607 NC Line: Soldier was born 1759 May 10: about 8 miles from Murfreeesborough NC near the VA line. And at age 14 he moved to Caswell Co. NC and lived there 3 or 4 years. After the Rev. he then moved to Lawrence SC "laurens" SC for 10 years then to Pendleton CO SC for 9 years. Then to Bunscombe Co. NC for 7 years then he went to Fentress Co. Tn and he applied there 1833 Jan 28. Soldier died 1838 March 30 widow applied 1838 Oct 24 in Roane Co. Tn. Widow was born 1767 July 21 in Bute Co. NC soldier and widow had married about the middle of Jan 1783 in Granville Co. NC and stated she lived near the Granville and Caswell Co. Lines for 6 years prior to her marriage with soldier. Soldier died in Roane Co. Tn: Soldier's youngest child was James Johnson who made affdt 1838 Oct 24 in Roane Co. Tn aged 29 on 1838 April 4 and stated he had married 1829 April 23 and also was soldiers 9th child. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson or Jameston and wife Mary: #38096 BLW #1719-100: PA Line soldier applied 1818 May 4 Frederick Co. Va. Aged 83. Soldier had enlisted in York Co. PA. Widow applied 1830 May 5, Winchester Va. Widow stated soldier had no children or other relative living in the US. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files James Johnson BLW #12257-100-16 1794 April: served as a private in VA Line Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

William Johnson, Margetta Johnson: W1051 VA Line soldier was born in 1762 in Fairfax Co. Va and he lived there at enlistment and in 1783 he moved to KY where he lived in different counties but most of the time in Harrison Co. KY and in 1829 he moved to Marion Co. Mo. He applied 1832 Nov 13 and he was referred to as William Johnson Sr. Soldier married Margeretta daughter of Peter Tittle at whose home they were married in Bourbon Co. The part that became Harrison CO. Ky. Soldier died 1838 June 19 in Marion Co. Mo. Widow applied 1843 Oct 2 Lewis Co. Mo. Age 73, was living with a son John C. Johnson and she was still there in 1848 she died prior to 1855. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

William Johnson: S13583 VA line: Soldier lived in Fairfax Co. Va at enlistment 1832 Sept 17 applied in Pendleton Co. KY age 74. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files William Johnson: S46050 VA line: Soldier applied 1833 Feb 9: Grant Co. KY age 75 in March 1832: Soldier lived in Westmoreland Co. Va at enlistment and in 1797 he moved to KY. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files William Johnson and Nancy Johnson W24: Va Line: Soldier enlisted in Caroline Co. Va, he applied 1818 May 27 Hawkins Co. Tn: Soldier married 1790 or 1791 Sept 30 or Oct 1 to Nancy Briant in Northampton Co. NC and soldier died 1833 Nov 16 or 17 in Grainger Co. Tn. His widow applied there 1844 Sept 27 age 71 in 1848. She was living in Campbell CO. Tn and in 1856 she was living in Union Co. Tn Widow died 1862 April 22 or 14: Children shown were Patsy Johnson, first child was age 55 in 1845 married Daniel Widows and in 1820 was living in NC: William Johnson no data: James Johnson age about 67 in 1869 a resident of Union Co. Tn, : Ann Johnson the youngest child was aged 17 in 1820 and she married Wm Daughtry and they were living in Grainger Co Tn in 1845 and they had married in Hawkins Co. TN soon after 1820. And in 1845 the said Wm Daughtry were living in Grainger Co. Tn in 1845. And they had the son James Johnson lived in Union Co. Tn in 1875 and stated he was soldiers only surviving child a grandson (not named) was mentioned in 1856. In 869 one Jesse Daughtery was of Union Co. Tn and in 1844 James Johnson was of Grainger Co. Tn. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

William Johnson:S2661: NC Line: Soldier was born 1761 Nov 5 in Chesterfield CO. Va and he lived in Brunswick Co. Va at enlistment and also served as a sub for his father (not named) and in 1781 he moved to Montgomery CO NC and also enlisted there. He applied 1832 Oct 14 at Sneedsborough in Anson CO. NC. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files William Johnson: S10918 SC Line: Soldier was born 1757 Oct 16 on the Tar River in NC he lived in Edgefield Dist SC at enlistment. He applied 1841 July 6 Escambia Co. Fla and in 1841 was living in Perry Co. Ala at which time he reffered to 4 children not living near him and stated he was living with a widowed daughter. Soldiers father in law was Moses Prestoot: Soldiers wife was not in the claim. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files William Johnson S1226 Va line: Applied appl 24 Sept 1832 Wayne Co. Pa aged 75 on 1832 Aug 2: Soldier lived in Bedford Co Va .when he enlisted in Amherst Co. VA. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files William Johnson S30510: Va line: applied 1834 June 6: Woodford Co. KY age 73. Soldier lived in Loudon at enlistment Soldier was born in 1761 Bucks Co. PA. In 1790 Soldier moved from Loudon Co Va to Woodford Co KY and soldier died there 1841 Feb 17 leaving no widow or children. A Robert Johnson was administrator of Soldiers estate in 1844. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files