AT, I hope I'm a cousin!! Did you have any Johnsons in Rockbridge Co., VA? Rockbridge Co. is adjacent to Amherst Co. and also connects to Nelson Co. My gg grandfather, John A. Johnson was b. 14 July 1814 in Rockbridge Co., VA, d. 5 Sep 1896 in Clinton Co., TN; this is what is on his tombstone. I have found he is in the 11th Dist. of Knox Co., TN on 2 June 1843. This is the birth date of his firstborn, Jerome Johnson, from Jerome's Civil War records. Also he is in Bearden, 11th Dist., Knox Co. in 1846. He had 4 sons by his first wife and we know nothing about her. George W. and Napoleon Bonapart (twins) born 27 June 1845 and John A. Jr. born 17 Jun 1847. He married his second wife, Mary Eliza Hensley on 10 Nov 1848. They had Thomas, 1849; Mary Alice, 1851; William M. 1854; Martha, 1855; Demarcus, 1859; Margaret, 1861 and all born in Knox Co. In Anderson Co.: Samintha, 1866; James N., 1870; Joseph, 1879 and Richard 1879. I do not know if they were twins. Helen Robinson Texas

Thank you very much Ron..as soon as I get a chance I will do this..have family company right now..so maybe in a few days I can get to it. Thank you again. Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: Ron Johnson Date: 07/22/06 19:57:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Johnson DNA Site Linda, Plug this into your computer and see if you can access the site. It will answer your question as to how many other Johnsons have taken the DNA test. Ron http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/haplogroup.r1b1.html

I have a very good Record of my PACE/JOHNSON Family Connection. ANY way I am satisfied with Knowing, Knowing who I Am. NOW: About the Names we have found that our Ancestors used; Mary?? Mary Elizabeth, Mary Ellen, Mary Jane, SO just how does one say that This Ancestor was Married to Elizabeth, & NOT Mary When those two names were so often used in conjunction with each other??? NOW AGAIN; <UNK>, United Kingdom, Unknown, UNK <Uncle> BUT, <UNK> as a Surname in associated with a European Family would be Exceptional. NOW COUSINS; I have 5 Pace Family Postings, that one Could credit with BEING answer's to My Questions___??? BUT in the manner that, James, three times & Roy Johnson twice, Failed to Direct your Comment to any one, WHY?? CUZ A T <[email protected]>

Johnson, Mamie Mamie Johnson, 103, of Dublin, passed away July 22, 2006. Arrangements by Lotz Funeral Home, Salem. Published in the Roanoke Times on 7/23/2006. Notice • Guest Book • Flowers • Gift Shop Cousin A T <[email protected]>

MR. OR Cousin Allen Scott Monroe 10404 Dedham Court Austin, TX. 78739 I note that you Have posted at; Family Search - Individual Record. Daniel Johnson BIRTH: 1674 Va. Marriage; Agnes Unknown Then there is posted; William Johnson B; abt 1700 Middlesex County Va. Father; Daniel Johnson Mother; AGNES, UK Married: Margaret Pace B.- 1701 Middlesex Co Va. Father; John Pace Mother; Elizabeth Newsome Then Stephen Johnson B. 1740 Married; Susannah Pace- 1/OCT/1765 Goochland County Va. Father; John Pace Mother: Susannah Houchens Then Stephen Johnson Born ABT 1773 Place; Amherst County Va. Father; Stephen Johnson Mother; Susannah Pace Married: Elizabeth Perry: CHILD #-8 George Rodney Johnson Born in Nelson County Va 22/Jan/1819 Died 1/MAR/1913 M. Nancy Ellen Mitchell 20/OCT/1856 Nelson County Va Then; Sallie lee Johnson B. Mar/14/1860 Nelson County Va. You have married George W. Wilmer, Which was HER 2nd Marriage, Sallie L Johnson 1st Marriage was to John J. Wilmer their Children were; Virdie Wilmer M. Ed Sale With 8 Children Ora Lee Wilmer Born 1879 Married Tom Josh Campbell in 1899 3 Sons 1 Daughter Myra Campbell, Myra Campbell was MY Mother George W. Wilmer was a Double 1st Cousin to John J. Wilmer. COUSIN Allen Scott Monroe PLEASE CONTACT; A T POWELL AT, [email protected]> THANKS.

Am very slow at this myself Tony so to get say Bonnie Flythe which I never connected until now. This Lab in PALO ALTO, CA 94303 WITH A TOLL FREE number 800-326-6457 and called IGENEX and I know this has nothing to do with JOHNSON'S and I have six of the PEE kits for people to be tested which my Dr. Had me have done and I tested positive for Lyme Disease and it ONLY' took the Dr.'S to find out what was wrong with me AFTER ALL THESE 20 YEARS..so I started doing family research into my JOHNSON family line and my father who is dead and was the oldest of eight brothers and sisters. Only one brother who is now 75 years old and an aunt but the DNA lab back there only does work now on the males. So, I talked my uncle into having it done which was very hard but he finally came through for me. Just need to know how to read it and find out which other 'JOHNSON'S' he is connected to. It is a very simple test to take..you just swab your cheeks as I understand it .Tony I'm pretty sure you had this done didn't you? Sure would like to compare with any other Johnson who has had this test done. It will be well worth it before all our elderly male relatives die off. So now they have my uncles and he matches I believe with five or six others I believe..with this .as you can tell sometimes by my typing I do get mixed up..but that is where I can count on any of the other 'JOHNSON' relatives to come through and help me. Here is the web site for the testing www.FamilyTreeDNA.com Sure would like to know how many Johnson's out there had this testing done. Had my uncle do the 25 marker test if that if of any help. Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: Tony Johnson Date: 07/22/06 10:12:12 To: Linda Griffin Subject: Re: OUR FAMILY JOHNSON FAMILY TREE Linda your welcome Bonnie is Mrs. Bonnie Flythe and ATPOWELL IS MRS ????? I will have to check past e malis. LOL ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Griffin To: Tony Johnson Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 11:13 AM Subject: OUR FAMILY JOHNSON FAMILY TREE Thank you Tony and I hope enough 'JOHNSON'S' out there will PLEASE COME TO MY AID AND HELP ME---out there!!!..then I can Send the FAMILY TREE and PASSWORD to come forward with some interesting information of their own ..so we can compare our notes that we have so far. Can you tell me or anyone else is Atpowelljr s name--Howard? ...and then Bonnie Flythe..does she use this name when emailing? Thank you again Tony because I really do need the help here!!! Linda ( Johnson) Griffin -------Original Message------- From: Tony Johnson Date: 07/21/06 01:14:22 To: Linda Griffin; abh_genealogy Amanda Hulse; Lisa \"researcher\; Miss Brenda; Olen Lee \"Cousin\" Johnson; atpowel; Peg \"Cousin\" Zaremba; Nancy Breidenthal; Jess \"researcher\" HEadley; annharwell; Mary \" Cousin\" Holland; Euell Johnson; Barbara \"Cousin\; Mollie \"Cousin\" Simspson; Dottie\" Cousin\; Gregory McReynolds; Jerry \"researcher\" McDaniels; Carroll \"Cousin\" Prewett; Elaine \"johnson res\" Oakes; Joe \"Cousin\" Matlock; Helen Cox; Linda \"researcher\" Starr; Janet \" Cousin\" Geranmayeh Bonnie \"DNA COUSIN\" Flythe; Bill Johnson; Ann \"Cousin\" Woodson; William Researcher Hunt; Eric \"Cousin\" Beene; connie; [email protected] Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] RE- COUSINS IN BOTH FAMILIES- I BELIEVE THAT I NEED HELP FROM BOTH OF YOU Linda Forwarding this thru to Harold Johnson thru DNA Cousin Bonnie Flythe and other Johnson' Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Griffin To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:30 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] RE- COUSINS IN BOTH FAMILIES- I BELIEVE THAT I NEED HELP FROM BOTH OF YOU Am a little confused here. Have a Agnes Samson B: 1705 in Goochmland Co. VA .died AFT. 1770 in Goochland Co., VA. ..She married A Daniel Johnson. He was born in 1700 in Henrico Co., VA. Then to change the subject I just got the DNA test results in on my Uncle who lives in TN ..all his life as with all the rest of his brothers and sisters. He has only a sister left. My father was the oldest of this Johnson Family. He is the only elder Johnson left to have been tested there. Now I do not know what to do with all this information. Is there anyone out there who can help me on this PLEASE? Sincerely, Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 07/20/06 20:56:33 To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] RE- COUSINS IN BOTH FAMILIES- I BELIEVE THAT I NEED HELP FROM BOTH OF YOU I have found a PACE Connection LIKE SO. John Pace of Middlesex B. abt 1662 and Elizabeth Newsome William Pace M. Hannah Booten John Pace M Ann "Nanny" Pace John Pace, Jr. B. 1781 John Pace B. 1809 M. Elizabeth? <Maybe Lane or Smith> John Walker Pace B. 1843 in Fluvanna Co. Va. M Rebecca Ann Robinson b. 1853 Dau of David Robinson and Mary A. Herndon Vera Walker Zachary Long B. 1883 in Caroline County Va. NOW COUSINS; This is my Connection To the Johnson-Pace Families of Middlesex County Va on through, GOOCHLAND, Amherst & Nelson Counties; Daniel Johnson M. Agnes ? B 1674. William Johnson B. ca, 1700 Middlesex County, Va. D. 3/10/1744- M. 1721 Middlesex County to Margaret Pace, BAPT 3/15/1701 Children: William Johnson B- 10/8/1722 Goochland Co. Va. Henry Johnson B 1727 " " : Daniel " B 5/11/1729 Benjamin B. 5/21/1739 Stephen B. 2/1/1741 D. Amherst Co Va Will Probated 1805, M. Goochland Co 10/1/1765 to Susannah Pace B. ca. 1740 <May Be John Paces Daughter> Died after 1813, Nelson County Va. ONE SON; Stephen Johnson B. ca. 1783 Amherst County, Va., D. Will Probated 8/18.1865 Amherst County, Va., M. 7/17/1813 Nelson County Va to Elizabeth Perry <With 8 children> One Son George Rodney Johnson <B. 1819 D. 1914> Married Nancy Ellen Mitchell Their Daughter Sallie Lee Johnson M John J. Wilmer, Their Dau. Ora Lee Wilmer M. Tom Josh Campbell Their Daughter Myra Campbell was My Mother < I am 80> NOW I am Hoping that there is Some ONE OR TWO Of OUR Cousins That will be able to sort this & Make out if & How much Connection there Is HERE THANKS CUZ A T <[email protected]> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. It is owned and moderated by Linda Beckett ([email protected]) ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. 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Family Group Record for Hiram Johnson ============================================================================= == Husband: Hiram Johnson ============================================================================= == Born: 1818 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: 12 Feb 1839 Place: Russell County Kentucky ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Other Spouse: Sarah Tarter (1853- ) Date: 1 Sep 1871 - Boyle County KY ============================================================================= == Wife: Mary Ann Sharpe ============================================================================= == Born: 1820 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: ============================================================================= == Children ============================================================================= == 1 F Nancy Johnson Born: 1841 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 2 F Hestor Johnson Born: 1842 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 3 F Jane Johnson Born: Oct 1846 - Boyle County KY Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: George W Gilpin (1845- ) Marr. Date: 8 Apr 1867 - Boyle County KY Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 4 F Patsey Johnson Born: 1847 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 5 F Mary Ann Johnson Born: 1848 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: William George Smith (1839- ) Marr. Date: 1864-1865 - Kentucky Or IL. Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 6 M Shelby Johnson Born: 1849 - Kentucky Christened: Died: 28 Jan 1920 - Boyle County KY Buried: - Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Parksville Boyle County KY Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 7 F Rosaline Johnson Born: 1851 - Kentucky Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 8 M Nathan Johnson Born: 1851 - Kentucky Christened: Died: 14 Jan 1926 - Boyle County KY Buried: 15 Jan 1926 - Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Parksville Boyle County KY Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 9 M James Johnson Born: 1852 - Kentucky Christened: Died: 10 Jul 1926 - Boyle County KY Buried: 11 Jul 1926 - Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Parksville Boyle County KY Spouse: Kitty Overstreet ( - ) Marr. Date: Spouse: Marr. Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 10 F Martha Elizabeth Johnson Born: 1854 - Kentucky Christened: Died: 21 Aug 1927 - Boyle County KY Buried: 22 Aug 1927 - Parksville Cemetery, Boyle County KY Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I found this John and Margaret Johnson on an 1850 Census in Fayette, TN. Does anyone have any information on them. They had a son, John Johnson, dob 1827, AR; daughter Margaret, dob 1832, TN; James, dob 1834, TN; and Darcus, dob 1835, TN. Seems to follow a connection I have found for a John Johnson, dob, AR, on an 1880 Census in Polk Co., AR. There is an error in the transcribing and they have Johnsen. There is also a possibility that he was full blood Cherokee. This particular John Johnson is my gggrandfather. It has him with Louisa, but this may not be his first wife. My ggrandfather was also John J. Johnson, dob 1857, KY.

Hello Linda, Does this information contain any information on Johnsons that migrated to the Eastern Shore, specifically Sussex and Kent Co, DE. I have been searching in vane for James P. Johnson b. Dec. 1836 in DE. His mother was Nancy (N) born ca. 1799, and I have no idea what his father's name was. He had siblings Robert 1819, Lewis 1820, Eliza A. 1826, Eunice 1829, Rhoda A. 1846 and William 1849. (William may have been a grandson?) James married Mary J. (N) ca 1855. She was born in July 1827. According to the census, she had two children by that time presumably by a previous marriage. Their names were Ann M. b. 1847 and Joseph H. b. 1852. I have no idea what their surnames were. She and James had two more children James H. b. 1855 and Charlotte A. b. 1858. Charlotte is my great, great grandmother. She married Joseph E. Willey b. Jan 1855 on 11 Mar 1874 in Sussex Co, DE, and they were divorced with Joseph raising the three children by 1900. My great aunt, who knew Charlotte, says she was Delaware Indian, but I have been unable to connect her to the tribes in the area. There is an extensive population Johnsons among the Nanticoke Indians in and around Millsboro, Sussex Co, DE, but I have also been unable to connect to them or the Delaware population in Kent Co, DE. I would really appreciate some guidance even vague to point me in the right direction. Thanks so much, Clara -------------- Original message ----------------------e From: "Linda Griffin" <[email protected]> > Am a little confused here. Have a Agnes Samson B: 1705 in Goochmland Co. > VA ..died AFT. 1770 in Goochland Co., VA. ..She married A Daniel Johnson. > He was born in 1700 in Henrico Co., VA. Then to change the subject I just > got the DNA test results in on my Uncle who lives in TN ..all his life as > with all the rest of his brothers and sisters. He has only a sister left. > My father was the oldest of this Johnson Family. He is the only elder > Johnson left to have been tested there. Now I do not know what to do with > all this information. Is there anyone out there who can help me on this > PLEASE? > Sincerely, > Linda Griffin > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: [email protected] > Date: 07/20/06 20:56:33 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [JOHNSON] RE- COUSINS IN BOTH FAMILIES- I BELIEVE THAT I NEED HELP > FROM BOTH OF YOU > > I have found a PACE Connection LIKE SO. > > John Pace of Middlesex B. abt 1662 > and Elizabeth Newsome > > William Pace M. Hannah Booten > > John Pace M Ann "Nanny" Pace > > John Pace, Jr. B. 1781 > > John Pace B. 1809 M. Elizabeth? <Maybe Lane or Smith> > > John Walker Pace B. 1843 in Fluvanna Co. Va. > M Rebecca Ann Robinson b. 1853 > Dau of David Robinson and Mary A. Herndon > > Vera Walker Zachary Long B. 1883 in Caroline County Va. > > NOW COUSINS; > This is my Connection To the Johnson-Pace Families of Middlesex County Va > on through, GOOCHLAND, Amherst & Nelson Counties; > > Daniel Johnson M. Agnes ? B 1674. > > William Johnson B. ca, 1700 Middlesex County, Va. D. 3/10/1744- > M. 1721 Middlesex County to Margaret Pace, BAPT 3/15/1701 > > Children: William Johnson B- 10/8/1722 Goochland Co. Va. > > Henry Johnson B 1727 " " : > > Daniel " B 5/11/1729 > > Benjamin B. 5/21/1739 > > Stephen B. 2/1/1741 D. Amherst Co Va Will Probated 1805, > M. Goochland Co 10/1/1765 to Susannah Pace B. ca. 1740 <May > Be John Paces Daughter> Died after 1813, Nelson County Va. > > ONE SON; Stephen Johnson B. ca. 1783 Amherst County, Va., D. Will Probated > 8/18.1865 Amherst County, Va., M. 7/17/1813 Nelson County Va to Elizabeth > Perry <With 8 children> > > One Son George Rodney Johnson <B. 1819 D. 1914> Married Nancy Ellen > Mitchell Their Daughter Sallie Lee Johnson M John J. Wilmer, Their Dau. Ora > Lee > Wilmer M. Tom Josh Campbell Their > Daughter Myra Campbell was My Mother < I am 80> > > NOW I am Hoping that there is Some ONE OR TWO Of OUR Cousins That will be > able to sort this & Make out if & How much Connection there Is HERE THANKS > CUZ > A T <[email protected]> > > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. It is owned and moderated by > Linda Beckett ([email protected]) > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. It is owned and moderated by > Linda Beckett ([email protected]) > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

I have found a PACE Connection LIKE SO. John Pace of Middlesex B. abt 1662 and Elizabeth Newsome William Pace M. Hannah Booten John Pace M Ann "Nanny" Pace John Pace, Jr. B. 1781 John Pace B. 1809 M. Elizabeth? <Maybe Lane or Smith> John Walker Pace B. 1843 in Fluvanna Co. Va. M Rebecca Ann Robinson b. 1853 Dau of David Robinson and Mary A. Herndon Vera Walker Zachary Long B. 1883 in Caroline County Va. NOW COUSINS; This is my Connection To the Johnson-Pace Families of Middlesex County Va on through, GOOCHLAND, Amherst & Nelson Counties; Daniel Johnson M. Agnes ? B 1674. William Johnson B. ca, 1700 Middlesex County, Va. D. 3/10/1744- M. 1721 Middlesex County to Margaret Pace, BAPT 3/15/1701 Children: William Johnson B- 10/8/1722 Goochland Co. Va. Henry Johnson B 1727 " " : Daniel " B 5/11/1729 Benjamin B. 5/21/1739 Stephen B. 2/1/1741 D. Amherst Co Va Will Probated 1805, M. Goochland Co 10/1/1765 to Susannah Pace B. ca. 1740 <May Be John Paces Daughter> Died after 1813, Nelson County Va. ONE SON; Stephen Johnson B. ca. 1783 Amherst County, Va., D. Will Probated 8/18.1865 Amherst County, Va., M. 7/17/1813 Nelson County Va to Elizabeth Perry <With 8 children> One Son George Rodney Johnson <B. 1819 D. 1914> Married Nancy Ellen Mitchell Their Daughter Sallie Lee Johnson M John J. Wilmer, Their Dau. Ora Lee Wilmer M. Tom Josh Campbell Their Daughter Myra Campbell was My Mother < I am 80> NOW I am Hoping that there is Some ONE OR TWO Of OUR Cousins That will be able to sort this & Make out if & How much Connection there Is HERE THANKS CUZ A T <[email protected]>

Am a little confused here. Have a Agnes Samson B: 1705 in Goochmland Co. VA ..died AFT. 1770 in Goochland Co., VA. ..She married A Daniel Johnson. He was born in 1700 in Henrico Co., VA. Then to change the subject I just got the DNA test results in on my Uncle who lives in TN ..all his life as with all the rest of his brothers and sisters. He has only a sister left. My father was the oldest of this Johnson Family. He is the only elder Johnson left to have been tested there. Now I do not know what to do with all this information. Is there anyone out there who can help me on this PLEASE? Sincerely, Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 07/20/06 20:56:33 To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] RE- COUSINS IN BOTH FAMILIES- I BELIEVE THAT I NEED HELP FROM BOTH OF YOU I have found a PACE Connection LIKE SO. John Pace of Middlesex B. abt 1662 and Elizabeth Newsome William Pace M. Hannah Booten John Pace M Ann "Nanny" Pace John Pace, Jr. B. 1781 John Pace B. 1809 M. Elizabeth? <Maybe Lane or Smith> John Walker Pace B. 1843 in Fluvanna Co. Va. M Rebecca Ann Robinson b. 1853 Dau of David Robinson and Mary A. Herndon Vera Walker Zachary Long B. 1883 in Caroline County Va. NOW COUSINS; This is my Connection To the Johnson-Pace Families of Middlesex County Va on through, GOOCHLAND, Amherst & Nelson Counties; Daniel Johnson M. Agnes ? B 1674. William Johnson B. ca, 1700 Middlesex County, Va. D. 3/10/1744- M. 1721 Middlesex County to Margaret Pace, BAPT 3/15/1701 Children: William Johnson B- 10/8/1722 Goochland Co. Va. Henry Johnson B 1727 " " : Daniel " B 5/11/1729 Benjamin B. 5/21/1739 Stephen B. 2/1/1741 D. Amherst Co Va Will Probated 1805, M. Goochland Co 10/1/1765 to Susannah Pace B. ca. 1740 <May Be John Paces Daughter> Died after 1813, Nelson County Va. ONE SON; Stephen Johnson B. ca. 1783 Amherst County, Va., D. Will Probated 8/18.1865 Amherst County, Va., M. 7/17/1813 Nelson County Va to Elizabeth Perry <With 8 children> One Son George Rodney Johnson <B. 1819 D. 1914> Married Nancy Ellen Mitchell Their Daughter Sallie Lee Johnson M John J. Wilmer, Their Dau. Ora Lee Wilmer M. Tom Josh Campbell Their Daughter Myra Campbell was My Mother < I am 80> NOW I am Hoping that there is Some ONE OR TWO Of OUR Cousins That will be able to sort this & Make out if & How much Connection there Is HERE THANKS CUZ A T <[email protected]> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== This group is sponsored by Rootsweb.com. It is owned and moderated by Linda Beckett ([email protected]) ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

ANOTHER HEARTLESS ________?? WONDER A T

Yikes! I thought this list was about genealogy as it pertains to the Johnson surname, not about our individual philosophies. Maybe our next discussion should be about whether it's alright to wear white shoes after Labor Day (quick, it's almost here and I need to know soon). M. Bolson

Subj: Re: [JOHNSON] HEY-COUSINS  Date: 7/18/06 5:09:07 PM Central Daylight Time From: ENC6 To: Atpowelljr I am sorry - but am I just not seeing the Johnson connection here? Thanks - Emma   In a message dated 7/18/2006 12:59:20 A.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Bailey, Amos Purnell        > CUZ A T <[email protected]>

Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] HEY-COUSINS Well, Mr Atowowelljr, Really Mr. Bailey sounded like a very knowledgeable person and one that you would want to know which I never got that privilege out here in CA. So sorry for the loss of Mr. Bailey because you can by reading your email all the talents that Mr. Bailey had..in reading your email over a couple of times I am just amazed at all the wonderful things that Mr. Bailey had done with his life and we should be so proud of his achievements and to give our condolences to his family for through you we can see who he was. Am very, very proud of any Veteran and especially one like Mr. Bailey who it would have been an honor just to have known him. Have a cousin who has his Doctorate Degree in the First Baptish Church but he is nowhere near the age of Mr. Bailey or the kind of person you can by reading your letter that Mr. Bailey was. Having grown up in a small town and living my whole life here I have come in contact with a couple of very Honorable Veterans and ones that you loved hearing their stories of the war. Went to my very first Military funeral three weeks ago for our first casuality in the Iraqi War of my little town. Knew the family well and grew up with them and he was only thirty one when his vehicle was blown up. The bomb was wired to a tire and he was the only one in it. This happened in Bagdad. He didn't join the military until he was twenty three and he had a wife and one child with one on the way when he asked her permission to join the army then..so his son that was born while he was over in Iraqi was only nine years old...but He had a Great calling to join the Army all his life. Hope this helps some. Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 7/17/2006 10:59:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] HEY-COUSINS Bailey, Amos Purnell Dr. Amos Purnell Bailey, a resident of Chancellor's Village in Spotsylvania, Virginia and a native of Grotons, Accomac County, Virginia, was promoted to glory on Sunday July 16, 2006 at Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Dr. Bailey was educated at Randolph-Macon College (BA); Duke Divinity School (BD); Union Theological Seminary, Richmond (ThM); Union Theological Seminary, New York; and the Ecumenical Institute, Jerusalem. Dr. Bailey was later honored by Randolph-Macon with a Doctor of Divinity degree. A. significant endowment was given to the college in his name to fund scholarships for students aspiring to the ministry. He had a distinguished career as an Army Chaplain with the First Cavalry Division during World War II. He began writing his syndicated column "Our Daily Bread" in the Stars and Stripes newspaper while serving on General McArthur's staff in Tokyo in 1945. Over the past sixty-six years, his radio program, books and inspirational column, which he wrote every day, ministered to thousands around the world. As an ordained United Methodist Minister in the Virginia Annual Conference, he served pastorates at Centenary, Reveille, Beulah, and New Kent charge in Richmond; Grace in Newport News; Oak Grove in Chesapeake; and was the District Superintendent of the Richmond District. During the final ten years of his active ministry, he was in charge of all of the United Methodist Church's chaplains world-wide. Dr. Bailey is survived by his wife, Betty Lou Sheffield. Bailey. His first wife, Ruth Hill Bailey died in 1992. He has four daughters, Carol Harriman of Alexandria, Va., Anne Page of Raleigh, N.C., Elizabeth Richardson of Richmond, Va., and Jeanne Dodge-Allen of Fairfax, Va.; 17 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He is also survived by one brother, Homer Bailey of Tulsa, Okla.; and three stepchildren, Walter Sheffield of Fredericksburg, Va., Dr. Polly Roberts of Roanoke, Va., and Courtney Lou Tierney of O'Fallon, Ill. The burial will be private. A memorial service will be held at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church on Saturday, July 22, 2006 at 11 a.m. Visitation will be held before and after the service. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the A. Purnell Bailey Scholarship Fund, Randolph Macon College, P.O. Box 5005, Ashland, Va., 23005 Published in the Roanoke Times on 7/18/2006. Notice ? Guest?Book ? Flowers ? Gift Shop HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW ABOUT <DAILY BREAD> This has been a Very informative MAN with a bit of good Advice & Compassionate Guidance. JUST thought there may be people that would be wanting to Know that he is no longer with us. THANKS TO YA,LL & FAIR WELL to a GUIDING MAN YES YOU MAY SAY _____________? CUZ A T <[email protected]> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not send e-mail messages to mailing lists for which the topic is inappropriate. ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Bailey, Amos Purnell Dr. Amos Purnell Bailey, a resident of Chancellor's Village in Spotsylvania, Virginia and a native of Grotons, Accomac County, Virginia, was promoted to glory on Sunday July 16, 2006 at Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Dr. Bailey was educated at Randolph-Macon College (BA); Duke Divinity School (BD); Union Theological Seminary, Richmond (ThM); Union Theological Seminary, New York; and the Ecumenical Institute, Jerusalem. Dr. Bailey was later honored by Randolph-Macon with a Doctor of Divinity degree. A. significant endowment was given to the college in his name to fund scholarships for students aspiring to the ministry. He had a distinguished career as an Army Chaplain with the First Cavalry Division during World War II. He began writing his syndicated column "Our Daily Bread" in the Stars and Stripes newspaper while serving on General McArthur's staff in Tokyo in 1945. Over the past sixty-six years, his radio program, books and inspirational column, which he wrote every day, ministered to thousands around the world. As an ordained United Methodist Minister in the Virginia Annual Conference, he served pastorates at Centenary, Reveille, Beulah, and New Kent charge in Richmond; Grace in Newport News; Oak Grove in Chesapeake; and was the District Superintendent of the Richmond District. During the final ten years of his active ministry, he was in charge of all of the United Methodist Church's chaplains world-wide. Dr. Bailey is survived by his wife, Betty Lou Sheffield. Bailey. His first wife, Ruth Hill Bailey died in 1992. He has four daughters, Carol Harriman of Alexandria, Va., Anne Page of Raleigh, N.C., Elizabeth Richardson of Richmond, Va., and Jeanne Dodge-Allen of Fairfax, Va.; 17 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He is also survived by one brother, Homer Bailey of Tulsa, Okla.; and three stepchildren, Walter Sheffield of Fredericksburg, Va., Dr. Polly Roberts of Roanoke, Va., and Courtney Lou Tierney of O'Fallon, Ill. The burial will be private. A memorial service will be held at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church on Saturday, July 22, 2006 at 11 a.m. Visitation will be held before and after the service. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the A. Purnell Bailey Scholarship Fund, Randolph Macon College, P.O. Box 5005, Ashland, Va., 23005. Published in the Roanoke Times on 7/18/2006. Notice • Guest Book • Flowers • Gift Shop HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW ABOUT <DAILY BREAD> This has been a Very informative MAN with a bit of good Advice & Compassionate Guidance. JUST thought there may be people that would be wanting to Know that he is no longer with us. THANKS TO YA,LL & FAIR WELL to a GUIDING MAN YES YOU MAY SAY _____________? CUZ A T <[email protected]>

In 1860 my Johnsons were in Houston Co Ga. I have found nothing that would tie them together but you never know with these Johnson{:> Sandra I am looking for an Isiah Johnson in KY. any chance your Johnsons have connections there in the 1860? They were in McCracken CO Pat Mata [email protected]

I should have sent this the first time sorry, my gg-grandfather Isiah Johnson son of John Johnson and Lillian Busby Johnson had a brother so I thought [he wasn`t proven] named Young Johnson all these are from Houston Co. Ga. Recently someone from Young`s line had a DNA and found he wasn`t a Johnson at all but a Ivey with some Busby. I`m hopeing to use this to find John`s parents, or at least to give me some clues to further my research. Thank you for all your work Sandra

Thank you so much for all your Johnson notes I`m going to really study them it is wonderful information. Thanks Sandra

Does anyone have a Johnson connection to Ivey in there family. Thank you Sandra