Looking for the Following Johnsons: Thanks, Dorothy (Johnson) Callaway [email protected] 1. JOSHUA1 JOHNSON, SR. who lived in North Carolina from at least 1780 through 1802 then moved to Horry Co. SC where he died Bet. 1810 - 1820, South Carolina. His wife's name is unknown and she died between 1810 - 1820. Children of JOSHUA JOHNSON, Sr. and UNKNOWN are: i. WILLIAM2 JOHNSON, b. Bef. 1791, North Carolina; d. Bef. 1858, probably in GA ii. JACOB JOHNSON, b. Bef. 1791, North Carolina; d. Bet. 1848 - 1858, Georgia (Bibb Co.?); m. MARY "POLLY" REAVES; d. October 16, 1841, Bibb Co., Georgia. iii. JOSHUA JOHNSON, JR., b. October 09, 1791, North Carolina; d. Aft. June 13, 1863, Early Co., GA. iv. ENOCH JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1793, North Carolina; d. December 20, 1860, DeSoto Parish, LA. never married. v. NATHAN JOHNSON, b. Bet. 1793 - 1801, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1848 (in the Mexican War?) 2. vi. DAVID JOHNSON, b. July 06, 1801, North Carolina; d. March 05, 1867, Brandon, Rankin Co., Mississippi. vii. SALLIE JOHNSON, b. North Carolina between 1784 and 1800 viii. UNKNOWN DAUGHTER JOHNSON b. between 1784 and 1800 ix. UNKNOWN DAUGHTER JOHNSON. b between 1784 and 1800 2. DAVID2 JOHNSON (JOSHUA1) was born July 06, 1801 in North Carolina, and died March 05, 1867 in Brandon, Rankin Co., Mississippi. He married (1) CATHA ANN SANDERS July 04, 1826. She was born March 11, 1811, and died August 02, 1836. He married (2) SARAH ANN LANCASTER June 19, 1838 in Stewart Co., Georgia, daughter of THOMAS LANCASTER and SARAH COOPER. She was born September 02, 1819 in Georgia, and died August 04, 1863 in Rankin Co., Mississippi. He married (3) MARTHA L. J. MATHIS October 16, 1865 in Rankin Co., MS. Children of DAVID JOHNSON and CATHA SANDERS are: i. JOSEPH B.3 JOHNSON, b. August 19, 1828, Georgia; d. 1883, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA; m. SAMANTHA E. (ELINOR?) BRYAN OR SAMANTHA E. ALLEN, Bef. 1854; b. July 1833, Alabama; d. Aft. 1900. ii. CHARLOTTE T. JOHNSON, b. May 15, 1830, Georgia; d. March 20, 1898; m. ISOM GALLOPS, January 22, 1852, Muscogee Co., GA; b. 1830, North Carolina; d. 1863. iii. FRANCES JANE JOHNSON, b. February 13, 1833, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN SADLER. Children of DAVID JOHNSON and SARAH LANCASTER are: iv. THOMAS LANCASTER3 JOHNSON, b. March 31, 1839, Russell Co., Alabama; d. July 13, 1929, Decatur, Dekalb Co., Georgia; m. LOIS ANTOINETTE BEALL, December 12, 1866, Union Springs, Bullock Co., Alabama; b. September 12, 1843, Upson Co. or Talbot Co. (?), Georgia; d. January 22, 1929, Decatur, Dekalb Co., Georgia. v. WILLIAM E. JOHNSON, b. December 06, 1843, Russell Co.,Alabama; d. May 03, 1908; m. SARAH A. HOLDEN, November 13, 1864; b. May 01, 1848, Mississippi. vi. LAURA EMMA JOHNSON, b. August 20, 1846, Russell Co., Alabama; d. August 16, 1868, Rankin Co., Mississippi; m. JOSIAH HOLMES, July 02, 1863, Rankin Co., MS; b. 1828, Butler Co., Alabama; d. January 09, 1883, Rankin Co., Mississippi. vii. GEORGE ANTHONY JOHNSON, b. February 06, 1849, Russell Co., Alabama; d. August 24, 1915, Woods, Panola Co., TX; m. (1) MARY F. (MOLLIE) BICE, November 28, 1872, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA (?); b. 1853, Georgia; d. Bet. 1878 - 1880, Woods, Panola Co., TX; m. (2) JUDITH TOMLINSON, January 17, 1885; b. October 24, 1866, North Carolina; d. March 14, 1952, Confederate Womens Home, Austin Texas. viii. SARAH COOPER JOHNSON, b. December 21, 1851, Russell Co., Alabama; d. September 28, 1923, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA; m. JAMES JEFFERSON BICE, August 15, 1872, DeSoto Parish, LA; b. May 14, 1850, Georgia; d. December 20, 1922, DeSoto Parish, LA. ix. LAMIRA JOHNSON, b. September 19, 1855, Russell Co., Alabama; d. March 09, 1935, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA; m. GEORGE MARSHALL NORRIS, December 02, 1875, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA; b. April 20, 1853, Pike Co., AL; d. September 28, 1925, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, LA.

Hi List, Looking for John (Johanes) and Anna (nee ANDERSSON) both born Sweden (abt 1835/40) and their son John August JOHNSON born Swe 1869. There is a family on 1880 Census in Ionia, Ionia, MI that fits ages etc. Looking for confirmation on these guys. My J A JOHNSON had come to Tasmania, Aus by the early 1890's - so looking to confirm or exclude. John August was my g g grandfather. Lynne in Tasmania

Dewey, William Johnson may be the father of my Jesse. I do not yet have a record to prove that Jesse is related to William and Jeffrey Johnson although the 1800 census of Morgan, Wilkes County NC lists them all and several other Johnsons as well. This leads me to believe they are family and an unsubstantiated separate record on Jeffrey exists until such time that I have the proof that my Jesse is related. ______________________________________________________________________ Jesse was probably born 1766 to 1770 in Surry County which later was Wilkes County. Wilkes County was formed from Surry county and the District of Washington in 1777, and was named in honor of John Wilkes, a distinguished English statesman and member of Parliament. The act was to become effective February 15, 1778. In what is now Tennessee there was local governments organized within the borders of Wilkes and later were admitted as counties to the State of Franklin but until Tennessee was organized Wilkes County was the legal division of all the territory included in the borders of the county. In 1790, North Carolina ceded her western lands which included Washington, Davidson, Hawkins, Greene, Sullivan, Sumner, and Tennessee counties, to the federal government. Between 1790 and 1796 the territory was known as Tennessee Territory, but in 1796 it became simply Tennessee, the sixteenth state in the Union. The earliest record I have of Jesse is his marriage in Green County, TN on 4 December 1798. The time period of Jesse's birth to his marriage was a period of a lot of changes in state and county formations. This fact can make for a lot of confusion on where people were located at the time. The next record I have on Jesse is the 1800, 1810, and 1820 census of Wilkes County, NC. So, what was Jesse doing in Greene County 2 years before 1800? My guess is commercial ventures. Provisions for the Tennessee area were probably bought in North Carolina and hauled over the mountains to Tennessee. Jesse and other brothers most likely made many trips back and forth. He must have met and then married Nancy on one of the trips. Fred ----- Original Message ---- From: [email protected] To: Fred South <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 10:24:31 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] My Johnson Line My GGgrandmother Luraney Johnson Wheeler had a brother named Jessee. Do you know if Jessee father was John Johnson b. 1772 d, 1828 in Wake, Cop., NC. Dewey Wheeler > > From: Fred South <[email protected]> > Date: 2006/06/19 Mon PM 08:08:28 EDT > To: [email protected] > Subject: [JOHNSON] My Johnson Line > > My Johnson Line is summarized as follows: > > Jesse Johnson Sr. (Between(1766-1770) NC to 1837 KY) & Nancy Anne Stanfield (Between(1766-1777) TN to Aft. 1837 KY), mother of daughter Wiley is Unknown > Wiley Johnson (Female) (1795 NC to Between(1880-1900) KY) & thought to be an Unknown Thompson, son Lytle born out of wedlock > Lytle Johnson (1820 NC to Aft. 1880 KY) & Lydia Margaret Robinson (1825 VA to Aft. 1880 KY) > Mason Lafayette Johnson (1858 KY to 1954 VA) & Ellen Haney (1860 PA to 1947 VA) I remember them at Dante, VA. > Della Mae Johnson (1889 KY to 1957 VA) & Rice Thomas (1883 KY to 1966 VA) > Mable Virginia Thomas (1929 VA to 1974 TN) & Robert Edward South Jr. (1920 TN to 2002 TN) > Fredrick Thomas South (1941 VA- ???) > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

Those aliens really get around, they left James Penrose Johnson in the Lancaster- Newcastle area of PA about 1790-1815? He turned up in Naperville, IL in early 1840's. James married Cordelia Murray Dec 1843. He was said to be nearly twice as old as her. She died in 1845 after the birth of their son , Byron Johnson, at the age of 21. James Penrose Johnson was a wheelwright by trade and had bulit the home his in- laws, the John Murrays lived in. After the death of Cordelia, James left his son, Byron, and went to the CA goldfields where he died. That was in 1850. Byron was raised by his grandparents and married Mary Skittery Lander and went to IA. She died in 1876 and Byron married Paulina Sabra Ross. I am descended from Byron and Paulina. I know the story form Byron's birth on but have no clue to any of James Penrose Johnson's life before Naperville or his parents, siblings, ancestry...all a blank canvas for many years. I think there should be a Penrose Johnson connection and there were a lot of Quakers in the area but unfortunately all the meeting records i have found have not helped. I know he couldn't have just shown up grown and ready to marry, some where he has to have a family. Thanks for any help. Jackie Doeden

This was my GG Grandfather found his obit. mother was Sallie Little can not read his father first name ??? Johnson any help I would be greatfull Bill Russell in stormy Nicholasville, Jessamine County KY. Mr. Joseph Johnson, who lived near Munday's Landing, died on Monday last and was buried Tuesday afternoon in the Rhorer burying ground. "Uncle Joe," as he was called, would have been 101 years old had he lived until the 15th of December next. About a year ago he was baptized near Brooklyn Bridge in the Kentucky river by Rev. Clarence Walker of the Wilmore Baptist church and probably was the oldest man that was ever received into a church in this manner. He was a Union veteran, having entered the Federal army at the first call and continued with it until Lee surrendered at Appomattox. It is related that Johnson, when he entered the polling place in the race between McCreary and O'Rear, stated that he had voted the Republican, and its predecessors, ticket for 70 years, but that he was going to vote for McCreary and the Democratic ticket.

Looking for parents, siblings...SOMETHING... about one Jane JOHNS(T)ON,b.Nov 1827; d.05 Mar 1917; m. Charles MOORE 01 Jan 1852 in Saline Twp., Jefferson Co., Ohio Children b.: Wesley1849, Mary (WALLACE)1852, Thomas 1854, Sarah Ann (DUKE) 1856, Emma (GRIFFITH) 1857, Charles 1859, James H. and Lucinda (LIGGETT) (twins) 1862, and William Grant (my gr-grandfather)1865. Note that Jane's death date comes from Civil War papers when her check was returned because she had died. Ohio has no death record for her and no burial place has been found. This family lived variously in Jefferson, Columbiana, Coshocton and Carroll counties. Also: Mary JOHNSON b. 1843, d. 1886, m. Henry C. FRIED 1863 in Columbiana County. Buried in Monroeville Cemetery. Children: Anna 1865 and John J. 1866. Also: Elizabeth JOHNSON d. abt.1838; m.James GRIFFITH, 1827 probably in Jefferson Co.

1785 June 24: Monongalia Co: Samuel Canly: 1000 acres adjoining lands of Thomas Lewellin, Jacob Jones, **Edward Johnston** and Samuel Ruble: Land Office Grants Q, 1785 pg 303 on reel 57: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1781-1783: Monongalia Co: Certificates Presented by Michael Johnson for goods and supplies supplied to the Continential Army (somehow I think this Michael is related to Edward) 1784 July 20: Monongalia Co: Patrick Johnston: 185 acres on the Laurel Run adjoining Elias laton: Land Office Grants P, 1784-1785 pg 96 on reel 56, Library of Virginia Archives section (Patrick Johnston may be related, too) 1786 Dec 19: Hedgeman Triplett: 20 acres adjoining land of John Lewellen, **Edward Johnson**, and Jacob Cozand including a Mill seat on Morgans Run: Land Office Grants # 7, 1786-1787 pg 661 on reel 73: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1787 Feb 2: Monongalia Co: James Johnson: 320 acres on the Monongalia River adjoining the land of John Burrows including his settlement made in 1769: Land Office Grants # 8, 1786-1787 pg 376 on reel 74: Library of Virginia Archives section 1787 Sept 18: Monongalia Co: James Johnson: 218 acres on Buffaloe Creek above the land of John Ice: Land Office Grants # 16: 1787-1788 pg 71 on reel 82: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1789 March 31: Monongalia Co: SamuelHanway: 170 acres on both sides of Wests Run adjoingin John Johnson: Land Office Grants # 19, 1788-1789 pg 326 on reel 85: Library of Virginia Archvies section (James, and John Johnson are probably related) **History of Tucker County by Fansler, pg.55 In 1785, a tax list shows the following tithables then in the Cheat River Settlement: James Parsons, George Richardson, Salathiel Goff, Thomas Wilmoth, William Parsons, James Shaw, Hannah Cooper, Uriah Gandy, Patrick Magonagan, Mickle Parsons, William Shaw, EDWARD JOHNSON, Philip Fisher, and David, Philip and Adam Minear, all three sons of John Minear. By that time both John Minear and his son Jonathan were dead, victims of the Indians and that siren call of the wilderness. *** most of the above men were from Hardy Co. Va.***** 1790 Monongalia Census Johnson, Edward 03 Johnson, Edward 09 Johnson, James 08 Johnson, John 06 Johnson, Michael 08 03 Johnson, Patrick 05 Randolph Co. WVa. pp 72 Richard Johnston men(tioned). John, Patrick & Edward Johnston men. Mary Johnson men." (this under 1787-1799 timeframe) ...I know in 1785 Edward Johnson is on a tax list from the Cheat River Settlement, this would be either Randolph Co. or Monongalia Co. Va. - I believe Patrick is listed in Monongalia Co. Va. in 1790 "Hardy Co. WVa. 1790 - Patrick, John & Edward Johnston men CAPTAIN ABEL WESTFALL'S COMPANY - 8TH VIRGINIA REGIMENT (1776-1778) Note: The source of the following list is Roll #106, Series M-246 of the Revolutionary War Microfilm collection at the National Archives. The comments in parenthesis ( ) are those of the compiler, william H. Rice, based on other sources available to him. The unit is made up of 1776 residents of Hampshire County, Virginia in most cases. (Patrick Johnston/Johnson (probably settler by that name on Cheat River in present day Tucker County 1782-1789). and this (Andrew Layton - Sick in Maryland - Sick in Peter Little's town (Probably related to the Elias Layton in the 1782 Monongalia County tax list on Cheat River near Patrick Johnson) A WALK ABOUT RANDOLPH COUNTY WITH THE TAX COLLECTOR IN 1802, by Warren Skidmore This list appears to be in the hand of Robert Maxwell, and has been rearranged by the date the tax was collected to show presumptive neighbors. On May 28th, for example, the collector appears to have been on the Holly River in what is now Braxton County. The men listed as Exempted were probably all aged or infirm and excused from paying the tax by the court. Constables and a few other officers are noted as they were also exempt. April 17th Edward Johnson ****the Edward I would like to know about***** Elizabeth Bell & son John Elizabeth Saylor & son Samuel Isaac Springston I believe Patrick and Edward are somehow related. Edward was in the Tucker Co. area of Randolph Co. Va. in 1802 - Tucker co. did not become a county until the 1860's so it was still Randolph - however the border was in dispute with Monongalia, too. There were other Johnsons in Tucker Co. related to a Garrett Johnson - Edward is not related to those Johnsons - they were Dutch and I believe Edward was English or perhaps Scotch-Irish. His daughter Margaret married William Loughry a son of Patrick Loughry of Harrison Co. Va. Patrick was a son of John Loughry/Lochry - a son of Jeremiah, they were of Scotch-Irish descent. Thanks, Becky Lucas

Alot of information on the Johnson list these days. Let me try mine. John D. Johnson B) 1855 in AL, beleive in the SE portion. His mother Sarah, beleived to be the daughter of Tobias and Nancy Adams, is in Sumter County Georgia in the 1850 census. In 1860, she is in Lee County Georgia, have not been able to find her in the 1870 census, in 1880 she is in Hamilton County Florida in the household of John D. Johnson. John D. is my GGg-dad, Sarah is GGGg-mother. According to death certificate for John D, his dad is also John D. Johnson. Sarah was B) c. 1819 in Robeson County NC. Am trying to find more info. on the elder John D. Any help is appreciated..............................................Jimmy ________________________________________________________________________ Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free.

Roane County Chancery Book:1824-­1845 The following genealogical gleanings were abstracted by the late Willis Hutcherson and Marilyn McCluen and appeared in the old Roane County Historical Society newsletter in the 1970s. 1829 - William HUNTER formerly of Greene Co., Tenn. but now a resident of Cole Co., MO. In 1804 he purchased 1000 acres of land in the big bend of the Tennessee (River) now in the State of Alabama, from Samuel and John JOHNSTON who claimed the right to sell. Samuel JOHNSTON resided in Blount County, Tenn. HUNTER believes Zachariah COX, Mathias MAHER(?) and John JOHNSTON are dead. Now Samuel JOHNSTON resided in Monroe Co., Tenn. HUNTER swore to his statement 30 Mar 1829. The recorded deed gives HUNTER as being of Barrow Co., KY, COX of Montgomery Co., GA in 1804. John JOHNSTON was father of Samuel and was agent for Zachariah COX and resided in KY. He had known William HUNTER's father. William HUNTER had a brother-in-law residing in McMinn Co. James TRIMBLE was dead in 1829. Col. John SMITH T. of Missouri in mentioned 1829. Nov. Term 1830. pp 586-597.

My 3 Johnsons of interest for the roll call: I think they might be brothers or cousins. *Joseph S. Johnson* was born 19 Sep 1767 in Mendham, Morris Co., NJ?, and died 1825 in Palmyra, NY. He married *Margaret McCollum* Abt. 1790 in NJ?, daughter of David McCollum and Mary Henry. She was born 08 Mar 1768 in Bernards Twp, Somerset Co., NJ?, and died 1851 in Palmyra, NY. Children: David Johnson, born 25 Jan 1791 in New Jersey; died 26 Apr 1874 in Palmyra, Wayne County, NY. He married (1) Cynthia Rogers; born 21 Sep 1797 in NY; died 05 Jan 1835 in Palmyra, Wayne County, NY. He married (2) Julia Case 21 Apr 1836 in Palmyra, NY; born Abt. 1804 in Massacusetts or CT; died 07 Jul 1877 in Palmyra?. Ann Johnson, born 26 Jun 1792 in Saratoga Co., NY; died 28 Mar 1856 in NY. She married Elisha Warren Cobb 26 Jan 1815 in Palmyra, Wayne County or Phelps, Ontario County, NY; born 07 Oct 1789 in Conway, Franklin Co., MA; died 05 Apr 1862 in Phelps, Ontario Co., NY. Mary Ann Johnson, born 08 Apr 1794 in Charlton, Saratoga Co., NY; died 27 Mar 1846 in Nauvoo, Hancock, IL. She married (1) William Tucker Hussey Abt. 1815; born Abt. 1785 in Charlton, Saratoga, NY?; died Bef. 01 Nov 1832. She married (2) John Joseph Brower 01 Nov 1832 in Zion Episcopal Church, Palmyra, Wayne County, NY; born 1784 in of Huntsbury, Ohio, in 1832; died 03 Oct 1838 in Spring Point, Coles Co., Illinois. Daniel Johnson, born 11 Jun 1796. He married Elizabeth Power 06 May 1821; born 31 Dec 1798. Margaret Johnson, born 08 Nov 1798; died 14 Jan 1863 in Palmyra, NY. She married Jareb Dyer Rogers 13 Jan 1820 in Palmyra, NY?; born 19 Feb 1795; died 30 Nov 1868 in Palmyra, NY. Joseph Johnson, born 29 Jun 1801 in Saratoga County, NY; died 19 Jan 1877 in NY. He married Sarah Holmes 13 Jan 1825 in Farmington, NY; born 18 Sep 1801 in Ontario County, NY; died 30 Mar 1892 in NY. Betsey Johnson, born 23 Nov 1804; died 25 Jan 1875 in Palmyra, NY. She married Hazzard Wilcox Rogers 14 Nov 1829 in Palmyra, NY; born 26 Mar 1806 in Palmyra, NY; died 18 Mar 1856. ==================================================== *JAMES HENRY JOHNSON* was born 17 Nov 1779 in Mendon (Mendham), Morris Co., NJ, and died 1857 in Lambertville, Bedford, Monroe County, MI. He married *Millicent Dodge*. She was born 18 Mar 1781, and died Abt. 1854 in Lambertville, Bedford, Monroe County, MI. Children of James Johnson and Millicent Dodge are: Joseph D. Johnson. James Henry Johnson, Jr., born 19 Jan 1805 in New Jersey; died 26 Aug 1877 in Bedford, Monroe County, MI. He married Rachel Aldrich 22 Mar 1829 in Manchester, Ontario Co., NY; born Abt. 1808 in of Manchester, NY. Rhoda Johnson, born 11 Apr 1807???. Stephen B. Johnson, born 24 Jul 1807 in NY. He married (1) Mary; born Abt. 1820 in New Jersey. He married (2) Lydia Abt. 1835; born Abt. 1811 in Massachusetts. Squire B. Johnson, born Abt. 1812 in NY; died 05 Jul 1895 in Pioneer, Ohio. He married Rachel Beal 20 Dec 1839 in Palmyra, NY; born Abt. 1818 in NY; died 1882 in Pittsford, MI. Amza B. Johnson, born Abt. 1816 in NY. Silas M. Johnson, born 03 Apr 1818 in Palmyra, Wayne County, NY; died 15 Mar 1891 in Wauseon, Ohio. He married Harriet Pomeroy 30 Nov 1842 in Whiteford, Monroe Co., MI; born Abt. 1821 in Ohio; died 09 Aug 1895 in Palmyra, Monroe Co., MI. ================================================================================ *Henry M. Johnson Revolutionary War Vet:* A condensed version of his migration pattern: jan 1762 b. South Amboy, Middlesex Co., NJ 1779-1807 Middletown, Monmouth Co., NJ 1807-1810 Charlton, Saratoga Co., NY 1810-1819 Cherry Valley, Otsego, NY 1819-1828 Macedon, Wayne Co., NY 1828-1832 Perinton, Monroe, NY

I'm new to this, so please be patient on my text entering. My BRICK WALL, Great Grandfather. Albert E. Johnson(Johnston) b. 1860 somewhere in Iowa. Died 1933 Skidmore Missouri. Married Hannah Robertson of Tenn. They lived in Worth and Nodaway counties in Missouri. Children..Mary b.1884,Rolla b 1890,Ralph b.1892,Rex b.1895. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm jealous of those who are way beyond ones great grandfather. Thanks Dale Johnson Kansas

Rodney, I have some information on Benjamin F. Johnson of Hardin Co., TN but I have Sarah listed as Sarah Louisa and married to Robert Watkins "Watt" Hardin. This may be in error but see my web site at the address below. On the home page scroll down to Family Trees 2. A. Johnsons and click on Benjamin. ----------------------- Ed Adams See My Home Page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adams1895 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rodney Doyle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:11 PM Subject: [JOHNSON] Johnson Family - Fleming Co., KY, Talladega Co., AL, Hardin Co., TN 1800-1860 > Names I'm interested in are Sarah Ann Johnson (b. KY, md. AL d. TN), > Benjamin F. Johnson (b. KY, d. TN?) and their possible father, Benjamin F. > Johnson, (b. VA, d. KY) Last evidence of Sarah Ann Johnson DOYLE (her > married name) and supposed brother Benjamin F. Johnson was 1860 Hardin, TN > census. Any leads would be helpful. > > Rodney > > > --------------------------------- > New Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save > big. > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not send attachments (attached files) of any sort to mailing lists. > This includes URL shortcuts, v-cards, GEDCOM files, zipped files, and any > other type of attachment > > > ============================== > 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 am trying to identify the parents of Anne A. JOHNSON, b. 14 April, possibly Surry County. Shel married James L. Weaver in 1838 and died 11 December 1867, probably Ashe County, NC. Roberta

I am just beginning my quest of my family tree. I am trying to find some information on my grandfather James Parker Johnson (7/29/1901-8/1/1942) who married Oma Darse Sparks. I think he was born in either GA or AL. I believe his father was Martin Johnson from Arab, Alabama. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Michael Johnson --------------------------------- Ring'em or ping'em. Make PC-to-phone calls as low as 1¢/min with Yahoo! Messenger with Voice.

Looking for Parents and other family of Thomas Johnson* (Johnson*) was born 16 Sep 1774 in Virginia (according to the 1850 Indiana census and not Maryland), and died 22 Apr 1854 in Indiana ( Prob in Montogomery Co, Union TWship ). He married Catherine (CATHARINA) Nichol* 12 Jun 1800 in Washington County, Maryland, daughter of Michael Nichol* and Catharine Shepherd*. She was born 19 May 1777 in Maryland (listed on 1860 Indiana Census) (Virginia 1850 census), and died 28 Feb 1862 in Indiana (Prob. N.W. Boone Co, on Beasley Farm near Dover Children of Thomas Johnson* and Catherine Nichol* are : Elizabeth Margaret3 Johnson* (Thomas2, Johnson*1) was born 05 Jun 1820 in in or near Harper's Ferry, Virginia (W. VA.), and died 05 Feb 1877 in Blue Springs, Otoe Co., Nebraska. She married David Beasley* 21 Mar 1839 in Crawfordsville, Montogomery Co., Indiana, son of Isaac Beasley* and Susana Nice*. He was born 29 Dec 1817 in Greenfield, Highland Co., Ohio, and died 24 Apr 1897 in Blue Springs, Otoe Co., Nebraska. Elizabeth and David had 16 children Joseph3 Johnson (Thomas2 Johnson*, Johnson*1) was born Abt. 1808 in Hagerstown,Washington Co,MD or Jefferson Co,VA,WV. He married Lucinda Jones 22 Apr 1841 in Montgomery Co, IN2. She was born Abt. 1820 in KY Children of Joseph Johnson and Lucinda Jones are: i. Mary Ann4 Johnson, born 08 Mar 1842 in (Prob Montgomery Co) IN; died 01 Mar 1862 in Boone Co, Indiana Age on tombstone is 19 yrs,11 Mo, 24 days., Shannondale Cemetery, Shannondale. Montgomery Co, IN ii. Margaret R Johnson, born Abt. 1845 in (Prob Montgomery Co) IN. iii. Samuel T. Johnson, born Bet. 1846 - 1847 in Montgomery or Boone Co, IN. iv. James W Johnson, born Abt. 1849 in Boone Co, IN. v. Elizabeth J Johnson, born Abt. 1862 in Boone Co, IN. vi. Joseph Johnson, born Abt. 1855 in Boone Co, IN. Thank You, Jo Anne Martin

I hope someone knows the parents of this Jacob Johnson and maybe some of his descendants. ================================================== Husband: Jacob JOHNSON ------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: abt 1772 Hampshire County, (now) West Virginia Death: Jan 1843 White County, Indiana Marriage: abt 1813 Hampshire County, (now) West Virginia ================================================== Wife: Mary Esther PARKER ------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 13 Apr 1789 Hampshire County, (now) West Virginia Father: James PARKER (b 25 Jul 1759) Mother: Rebecca WOLF (b 20 Jul 1761) ================================================== Children ================================================== 1 F Rebecca Parker JOHNSON Birth: 18 Oct 1813 Scioto County, Ohio Death: 7 Oct 1887 Monticello, White County, Indiana Spouse: Isaac Smith VINSON (m 12 Aug 1831) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 M William R. JOHNSON Birth: abt 1819 Scioto County, Ohio Death: Jan 1862 Benton County, Indiana Spouse: Margaret FINCH (m 8 Jun 1842) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 F Elizabeth JOHNSON Birth: abt 1820 Scioto County, Ohio Spouse: Selby HUTSON (m 3 Dec 1835) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 M James Okey JOHNSON Birth: abt 1822 Scioto County, Ohio Spouse: Mary CHASE (m 23 Feb 1846) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 M Levi JOHNSON Birth: abt 1824 Scioto County, Ohio ------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 F Hannah Ann JOHNSON Birth: abt 1825 Scioto County, Ohio Spouse: Jesse Thomas VINSON (m 5 Jan 1843) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 F Eliza Jane JOHNSON Birth: abt 1827 Scioto County, Ohio Death: 13 Jan 1896 Spouse: Isaac HORNBACK (m 14 Jan 1849) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 F Mary JOHNSON Birth: 24 Feb 1829 Scioto County, Ohio Death: 13 Jan 1896 Goodland, Newton County, Indiana Spouse: Joseph STEWART (m 12 Nov 1849)

My Johnson Line is summarized as follows: Jesse Johnson Sr. (Between(1766-1770) NC to 1837 KY) & Nancy Anne Stanfield (Between(1766-1777) TN to Aft. 1837 KY), mother of daughter Wiley is Unknown Wiley Johnson (Female) (1795 NC to Between(1880-1900) KY) & thought to be an Unknown Thompson, son Lytle born out of wedlock Lytle Johnson (1820 NC to Aft. 1880 KY) & Lydia Margaret Robinson (1825 VA to Aft. 1880 KY) Mason Lafayette Johnson (1858 KY to 1954 VA) & Ellen Haney (1860 PA to 1947 VA) I remember them at Dante, VA. Della Mae Johnson (1889 KY to 1957 VA) & Rice Thomas (1883 KY to 1966 VA) Mable Virginia Thomas (1929 VA to 1974 TN) & Robert Edward South Jr. (1920 TN to 2002 TN) Fredrick Thomas South (1941 VA- ???)

My Johnsons are: Descendants of Johann Johnson/Johnston Generation No. 1 1. JOHANN1 JOHNSON/JOHNSTON died January 19, 1870 in Ohio. He married CATHERINA. She died April 08, 1859 in Ohio. More About JOHANN JOHNSON/JOHNSTON: Fact 1: buried St John's Evan Luth Cem Fact 2: Uniontown, Ohio More About CATHERINA: Fact 1: buried St John's Evan Luth Cem Fact 2: Uniontown, Ohio Child of JOHANN JOHNSON/JOHNSTON and CATHERINA is: 2. i. ELIZA2 JOHNSON JOHNSTON, b. December 31, 1806, Berks Co., Pa.; d. November 16, 1858, Suffield, Ohio. Generation No. 2 2. ELIZA2 JOHNSON JOHNSTON (JOHANN1 JOHNSON/JOHNSTON) was born December 31, 1806 in Berks Co., Pa., and died November 16, 1858 in Suffield, Ohio. She married PETER ZERBE June 11, 1826 in Trinity Luth., Reading, son of DAVID ZERBE and BARBARA GREENAWALT. He was born December 30, 1802 in Berks Co., Pa., and died July 02, 1869 in Summit Co. Ohio. More About ELIZA JOHNSON JOHNSTON: Fact 1: Also known as Elizabeth Fact 2: lived in Robeson Twp when married Fact 3: formerly from Adamstown, PA Fact 4: from Reading Adler Fact 5: March 30, 1807, baptized Muddy Creek Cocalico Lancaster Co Fact 6: Sponsors: Carl and Christina Dritsch Fact 7: buried St John's Evan Luth Cem Fact 8: Uniontown, Ohio More About PETER ZERBE: Fact 1: Form of Muscular Dystrophy in this family Fact 2: Either Zerbe or Johnston afflicted Fact 3: Cumru Twp Berks Co PA Fact 4: From Robeson Twp when married Fact 5: Buried Uniontown, Ohio Children of ELIZA JOHNSON and PETER ZERBE are: i. SAMUEL3 ZERBE, b. September 19, 1834; d. November 23, 1839. 3. ii. FRANKLIN H. ZERBE, b. July 07, 1837, Berks Co. Pa.; d. October 03, 1889, Mogadore, Summit Co. Ohio. 4. iii. JOHN HENRY ZERBE, b. November 13, 1840, Berks Co., Pa.; d. October 17, 1909, Kalamazoo Mich.. iv. ALBERT ZERBE, b. November 04, 1842. Doris Matz

Hi List I just purchased "The Great Migration - 1634 - 1635 & in Vol.lV,Page 88,it states that William Johnson,the immigrant married Elizabeth Bunker,B:28 January 1609 in England.They were married in England on 14 October 1630..She died on 6 October 1684 in Charlestown,Suffolk Co.,MA.I have read on many Gedcoms that William married Elizabeth Story.Since William died in 1677 she couldn't have been a 2nd wife.Does anyone have sources for either Elizabeth other than "The Great Migration"? Thank you,Phyllis W. [email protected]

I am trying to find information on David Johnson who married Polly Cauldwell. I believe that my David Woodruff Johnson born about 1811 in Ohio may be from their line. Any help would be appriciated. Judy Hawman Source: Family Records or genealogies of the first settlers of Passaic Valley and Vicinity above Chatham, with their ancestors and descendants, as far as could be ascertained in 1851. By John Littell, 1851. UZEL JOHNSON came from Newark to Long Hill in 1767, lived where Abraham Clark now lives. He married, while in Newark, Phebe Wick, and had children: (2d Generation.) 1. William, who married Phebe Bonnel, daughter of Captain Nathaniel Bonnel and had children: 1. Theodocia; 2. Abigail. 2. Theodocia, who died young, 29th November, 1772. 3. David, who also died young, 16th November, 1772. 4. Theodorus married Susan Brown, of Newark, removed to Franklin, Ohio, and died there. 5. Charles married Phebe Bedell, daughter of William Bedell, and died 2d June, 1787 leaving children, Charles and Betsey Johnson, who went to Ohio with their mother. [See Bedell.] Betsey Johnson married Boaz Murphy, he died, and she went to the Shakers. 6. Gabriel, who was born 8th December, 1768, married, 19th November, 1790, Lois Bonnel, daughter of _____ Bonnel, of Connecticut Farms. She was born 6th April, 1772, and died 26th April, 1827, and he married, 19th July, 1829, Miss Fanny Smith, daughter of Doctor Peter Smith, of Flanders, Morris county. He died 16th March, 1850; had no children by his 2d wife. 7. David, 2d, who married, and had children: (3d Generation.) 1. Lewis; 2. Charles; 3. Susan; 4. Phebe; 5. Daniel; 6. _____ ; 7. David. And by his 2d wife, Polly Cauldwell, daughter of Dan Cauldwell, of Butler county, Ohio, he had children: 8. William, who married, and went down the Ohio river. 9. Betsey, who married Robert Cunningham, and had children: 1. Lucinda; 2. Zenas Henry Cunningham. 10. James married Jane Pierson, and lived in Montgomery. 11. John married, 1st, Harriet _____ ; 2d, _____ _____ . 12. Mary Anne married, 1st, Mr. Everhard; 2d, Francis Stevens.