Don't let a few deter you from being helpful to many more. If they don't want to be helped then they can sit back & struggle on their own & stay quiet while the rest of us enjoy the information you & others work tirelessly to provide us Alli :) > Nancy I do not post to the Johnson web site any more due to a few constant > complainers. > > Thanks for you Info. > Tony > > PS Still gathering the report on the Creeks Johnson and Allied familes are > on. Will Post in next two days I hope this list of reports.

Nancy I do not post to the Johnson web site any more due to a few constant complainers. Thanks for you Info. Tony PS Still gathering the report on the Creeks Johnson and Allied familes are on. Will Post in next two days I hope this list of reports. ----- Original Message ----- From: nancy J Smith<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 1:42 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] research Information to Share HELLO TONY THANK YOU FOR YOUR POSTING. IT IS VERY APPRECIATED MY JOHNSON FAMILY IS FROM WILKES/IREDELL CO.,NC SAMUEL A JOHNSONF/O WILLIAM FILO JOHNSON IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON THIS LINE CAN YOU POST THEM THANKS NANCY JOHNSON SMITH On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 00:29:28 -0700 "Tony Johnson" <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> writes: > Well I have not posted in awhile as numerous people brought up the > same subject about to many e-mails. So I advised I wouldn't post > large Quanities of Information and would only post when information > is avaialable > > For those that don't know me, I have been keeping a library on > Johnson- Johnston-Jonson-Jonston-Johnstone and its varied surnames. > Several Researcher and Groups of Johnson's have been sending be > Documented Deeds, Wills, etc on Counties in Virginia. > > The Following Research notes and Information is now available for > those that would Like to view what has been sent in and collected by > numerous Johnson researchers. As I am so far behind in sorting info. > on our Clans I will be glad to send info on the following. > > Please note some Counties are being researched hard and others have > limited info and are in need of Information. If you have a deed will > etc. that you would like to contribute please make sure I can cut > and paste it. As if you send me scanned items and electronic items. > I have re type them and it takes a long time to do this, and I have > two large storage bins of this type of info to post into and cross > reference to these files. But some one might find something they > need in what these folks have already sent in. > > Avialable from me at > [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]><mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> > > Part 2 Granville County NC Johnson and Allied Families > Hog Island Johnson > 1624 Jordan Ferry Johnson > James City Co. Johnson and Allied Families > 1634 Henrico County Johnson and Allied Families > 1634 Henrico County Johnson and allied families > 1634 Lower Norfolk County Johnson and allied families > 1634 Northampton Co. Johnson and allied families > 1634 Upper Norfolk Co. Johnson and Allied families > 1634 Warwick Co. Johnson and ALlied Families > 1634 York County Johnson and Allied Families > 1637 Nansemond County Johnson and Allied Families > 1645 Northumberland Co. Johnson and Allied famlies > 1692 Norfolk County Johnson and allied familes > 1692 Essex County Johnson and Allied Families > 1704 Edward Johnson of St. Peters Parish > 1732 Benjamin Johnson and his families > Accomack County Johnson and Allied Familes > Albermarle C. Johnson and Allied Families > Allegany Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Amelia County Johnson and Allied Familes > Amherst Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Appomattoz Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Archurs Hope Johnson Families ( era 1620) > Arlington Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Augusta County Johnson and Allied Familes > Back River Johnson familes of 1634 Era > Bedford Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Benjamin Johnson of Bedford Co Va. > Botetourt Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Buchannon Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Buckingham Co. Johnson and Allied Famile > Campbell Co. Va Johnson and Allied familes > Caroline Co. Va Johnson and Allied families > Charles City Co. Johnson and Allied familes > Charlotte Co. Va Johnson and allied Familes > Chesterfield Co. Johnson and Allied familes > Chickahominy River Johnson's and families > City of Petersburg > Clarke Co. > Cornelius Johnson era of 1640 Colonial Virginia > Craig Co. > Culpepper Co > Dickson Co > Dickson County Tennesse Johnson familes > Dinwiddle Co. > Dragon Swamp Johnson and Familes > Faquier Co > Floyd Co > Fluvanna Co Johnson's and allied families > Franklin Co. > Frederick Co > Fredericksburg City > Edward Johnson of Strawberry Bancke era of 1621 Colonial Virginia > Familes of James Randolph Robertson founder of Wasuqual Settlements > in Tn. ( Starts with the dfirsrt Robinson Surnam then to Nichoal > Robinson of 1650 era) > General George Washington and his associated Johnson family > Giles County > Gloucester Co > Goochland Co > Granville Co. NC > Grayson Co > Green Co > Greensville Co > Halifax Co. > Hanover Co > Hawkins County Tn. Johnson and allied families > Hudson Johnson -Johnston of Henry Co. to Wshington Co. NC ( Now > Hawksin Co. Tn) to Williamson Co. Tn to Dickson Co Tn > Humphreys Co. Tn > Jamestown Island Johnson's > John Gerrard and his allied Johnson neighbors > John Johnson and Edward Travis of Colonial Virginia > Johnson families of Colonial Merchant's Hope era of 1630 > Joseph Johnson of Hog Island era of 1621 > King and Queen Co. > King George Co > King William > Lancaster Co > Lee Co > Louisa Co > Lunenburg Co > Madison Co > Mathews Creek and allied families to MIchael Johnson died 1718 on > Tuckahoe Creek in Henrico Co. Va > Mecklenburg Co. > Neighbors of Michael Johnson died 1718 Tuckahoe Creek > Middlesex Co > Johnson Families of Morgans Run > Old Rappahannock Co. of 1656 > Orange Co Va 1734 > Orange, Guilford and Rockingham Co. NC > Pagan Creek Settlement of 1625 era > Page COunty > Patrick Co. Va > Pittstylvania Co > Richmond Co 1782 > Richmond Co. 1692 > Roanoke Co > Robert Bolling and Johnson's > Rockbridge Co. 1778 > Rockingham Co. 1786 > Salem City > Saylor Creek Johnson and allied familes > Scott Co > Smyth Co. 1832 > Spotsylvania Co. 1720 > St.Pauls Parish Johnson and allied familes info. > Variuos Sandy Creek Deeds > Washington Co. > Westmoreland Co. 1653 > William Eaton also William Eason info to Johnson Families > William Johnson of Spotsylvania Co > William Johnston son of Col. Richard Johnson > William Matlock and Benjamin Johnson of Byrd Creek Colonial Va. era > of 1740 > Williamson Co. Tn > Wise Co.. > Wythe Co. > York Co. > > Some of these Counties etc have been well researched while some > others have not so they have little or no information in them. The > Original researchers name is placed by each documented items placed > in each county > > Tony > > > This is Part one of two parts > part Two will deal with specific Creeks and families on them around > Johnson ( surnames) > > > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. > > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx> > > >

I am looking for any information on William Johnston of Ga pre 1790. My William came to the Colonies about 1740. He arrived at the port at St. Marys GA according to old letters left by 2 grandchildren. He married (according to letters) Honor Killingsworth. I find no record of this or any Honor. The only son I can find is John who moved to what is now Washington Co., Al. William stayed in GA. where he died probably in early 1790s. Does anyone descend from any of the several William John(s)ton of early GA. What records do you have. I have this. No way all can be the same William.. and we all know that the "T" in Johnston is sometimes left out. From Savanah Council 1745 - 1759 1745 - list of persons- Monies received from Several Persons hereafter named for the following purpose - To be appplied for establishing the colony - William Johnson, Esq - 20 pounds 1748- William Johnson petitioned board for 200 acres. - Rejected - Inhabitant of SC 1755- Read petition of William Johnson of this Province Taylor, praying for 200 acres - Rejected 1755- Read a petition of William JOHNSTON of this province, setting forth that he had a wife and 5 children, that he was possessed of 50 acres of land on the Island of Skidaway by allotment of the late President and Assitants which was not sufficient for support of himself and family; and therefore praying for 350 acres of land on said Island of Skidaway, bounding to the southward on lands granted Thomas Bratton. Resolved that 300 acres of land, being part of the ptayer of the petition be granted where prayed for: the petitioner having sworn to 7 persons in family. Resolved - That three hundred Acres of Land, being part of the Prayer of the Petition, be granted, where prayed for, the petitioner having sworn to seven Persons in Family 1757 - Read a Petition of William Johnson setting forth that he was desirous of a lott in Savanah - rejected 1757 - Read petition of William Johnson setting forth that he was become a settler in this Province having wife and two children and was desirous of obtaining a Grant of Lands for Cultivation and Praying for 200 acres of Land at a Place called Tuckasee Kings on Savanah River adjoining Lands this day Petitioned for by John Hopkins which if granted he promised to Cultivate the same. - RESOLVED... that on Condition only that the Petitioner doth take out a Grant for the said Land within Seven Months from this date thereof that his Majesty maynot be defrauded of his Quit Rents Then Part of Prayer of said Petition namely One hundred and fifity Acres of Land is granted, the Petitioner having sworn to the Number of his family and to improve said land. Any Help would be appreciated. Betty

Linda, Noted your Albert Larkin Johnson. Larkin is a name that is also found in my Johnson family kin. A little background: There were four brother, Thomas, Stephen, James and William, all of Halifax County, Virginia, who went westward and settled in Tennessee by 1800. Thomas, James and Stephen (my ancestor) settled in Hawkins County while William settled in Jefferson County. Thomas had a son named Larkin (b c1788) , and a grandson (through son Sanford) named Larkin (born c1828 in Hawkins County), and a second grandson (through son James) also named Larkin (born c1839 in Grainger County). While I don't see a Daniel listed as a name for any of the children or grandchildren of the four brother, it must be noted that Thomas Johnson's father-in-law was Daniel Hutcheson. I don't see Joel listed as a name for any of the children or grandchildren either. I also do not know any of the names of children born to the elder Larkin Johnson. > Subject: The Daniel & Joel Johnson families > > Hi, My name is Linda Griffin and I have a Proquest Library car and I am > from > CA. My Johnson family migrated about in the 1820's on Down to McMinn Co., > TN > --then in about 1840 moved over to Bradley Co., TN where they stay until > they died. Just know that these two children Daniel born ABT. 1818 in NC > and > his brother Joel in 1814 in NC. Trying to find out who their parents were. > Found a Daniel Johnson family on the 1800 Census report to be over 45 and > the same with his wife. Then there was a Joel Johnson family which I > figure > is Daniel's son in the 10-25 year old age group and a female in the > 26-through 44 age group. It shows that in the Joel Johnson household > there > are two children under two. > In his father's household or I believe it is his father who is in the 45 > and > over age category and the mother the same 45 and over and they have > several > children. > How can I find out their wives names and their children's names. I do not > have the census that would tell about Daniel born in 1818 and Joel born in > 1814. We know they traveled in large family groups. Then in a census of > McMinn Co., TN it shows a Joel Johnson-listed as 50-6- years old with > another member of his family-probably his wife. In the 1840 census it > lists > Joel as 6-7- years old and an older female living with him. The # of the > census was MC 120. Then is list Daniel and Joel as grown ups and married. > Mc111 that was for Daniel and the same # for Joel as 30-40 years old and > having a male child at home. We know who this male child is. Albert Larkin > Johnson. So Daniel and his wife moved to Bradley Co., in ABT. 1840 with > his > wife Margaret Brannon and they had all their children there. Joel and > his > wife Elizabeth ? Had all their children in McMinn Co., TN then moved over > to > Bradley Co., TN ABT. 1850--where they all stay and died there accept for > one > child a Joel Erie Johnson and his wife Isabell Triplett moved to McMinn > Co. > TN in about 1868. > If you can find this family in NC or point me in another direction I sure > would appreciate it. My last uncle is 75 and would like to find this out > before he dies. > Thank you, > Linda (Johnson) Griffin

-------Original Message------- From: Linda Griffin Date: 06/16/06 11:15:30 To: [email protected] Subject: RE: The Daniel & Joel Johnson families Subject: The Daniel & Joel Johnson families Hi, My name is Linda Griffin and I have a Proquest Library car and I am from CA. My Johnson family migrated about in the 1820's on Down to McMinn Co., TN --then in about 1840 moved over to Bradley Co., TN where they stay until they died. Just know that these two children Daniel born ABT. 1818 in NC and his brother Joel in 1814 in NC. Trying to find out who their parents were. Found a Daniel Johnson family on the 1800 Census report to be over 45 and the same with his wife. Then there was a Joel Johnson family which I figure is Daniel's son in the 10-25 year old age group and a female in the 26-through 44 age group. It shows that in the Joel Johnson household there are two children under two. In his father's household or I believe it is his father who is in the 45 and over age category and the mother the same 45 and over and they have several children. How can I find out their wives names and their children's names. I do not have the census that would tell about Daniel born in 1818 and Joel born in 1814. We know they traveled in large family groups. Then in a census of McMinn Co., TN it shows a Joel Johnson-listed as 50-6- years old with another member of his family-probably his wife. In the 1840 census it lists Joel as 6-7- years old and an older female living with him. The # of the census was MC 120. Then is list Daniel and Joel as grown ups and married. Mc111 that was for Daniel and the same # for Joel as 30-40 years old and having a male child at home. We know who this male child is. Albert Larkin Johnson. So Daniel and his wife moved to Bradley Co., in ABT. 1840 with his wife Margaret Brannon and they had all their children there. Joel and his wife Elizabeth ? Had all their children in McMinn Co., TN then moved over to Bradley Co., TN ABT. 1850--where they all stay and died there accept for one child a Joel Erie Johnson and his wife Isabell Triplett moved to McMinn Co. TN in about 1868. If you can find this family in NC or point me in another direction I sure would appreciate it. My last uncle is 75 and would like to find this out before he dies. Thank you, Linda (Johnson) Griffin

Hi Tony, Maybe you or someone else can help me with my hurtle. My ancestor is James Andrew Johnson born about 1815 in Grassy Greek, NC. He married Nancy Jane Buchanan, daughter of Arthur Buchanan and Temperance Vance. Their children were Buena, Wiley, James, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Hannah, Martha, John and Sue Ellen. I can not find any information on who James' parents were. Thanks for any help, Cindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Johnson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 3:29 AM Subject: [JOHNSON] research Information to Share > Well I have not posted in awhile as numerous people brought up the same > subject about to many e-mails. So I advised I wouldn't post large > Quanities of Information and would only post when information is > avaialable > > For those that don't know me, I have been keeping a library on Johnson- > Johnston-Jonson-Jonston-Johnstone and its varied surnames. Several > Researcher and Groups of Johnson's have been sending be Documented Deeds, > Wills, etc on Counties in Virginia. > > The Following Research notes and Information is now available for those > that would Like to view what has been sent in and collected by numerous > Johnson researchers. As I am so far behind in sorting info. on our Clans I > will be glad to send info on the following. > > Please note some Counties are being researched hard and others have > limited info and are in need of Information. If you have a deed will etc. > that you would like to contribute please make sure I can cut and paste it. > As if you send me scanned items and electronic items. I have re type them > and it takes a long time to do this, and I have two large storage bins of > this type of info to post into and cross reference to these files. But > some one might find something they need in what these folks have already > sent in. > > Avialable from me at [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> > > Part 2 Granville County NC Johnson and Allied Families > Hog Island Johnson > 1624 Jordan Ferry Johnson > James City Co. Johnson and Allied Families > 1634 Henrico County Johnson and Allied Families > 1634 Henrico County Johnson and allied families > 1634 Lower Norfolk County Johnson and allied families > 1634 Northampton Co. Johnson and allied families > 1634 Upper Norfolk Co. Johnson and Allied families > 1634 Warwick Co. Johnson and ALlied Families > 1634 York County Johnson and Allied Families > 1637 Nansemond County Johnson and Allied Families > 1645 Northumberland Co. Johnson and Allied famlies > 1692 Norfolk County Johnson and allied familes > 1692 Essex County Johnson and Allied Families > 1704 Edward Johnson of St. Peters Parish > 1732 Benjamin Johnson and his families > Accomack County Johnson and Allied Familes > Albermarle C. Johnson and Allied Families > Allegany Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Amelia County Johnson and Allied Familes > Amherst Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Appomattoz Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Archurs Hope Johnson Families ( era 1620) > Arlington Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Augusta County Johnson and Allied Familes > Back River Johnson familes of 1634 Era > Bedford Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Benjamin Johnson of Bedford Co Va. > Botetourt Co. Johnson and Allied Families > Buchannon Co. Johnson and Allied Familes > Buckingham Co. Johnson and Allied Famile > Campbell Co. Va Johnson and Allied familes > Caroline Co. Va Johnson and Allied families > Charles City Co. Johnson and Allied familes > Charlotte Co. Va Johnson and allied Familes > Chesterfield Co. Johnson and Allied familes > Chickahominy River Johnson's and families > City of Petersburg > Clarke Co. > Cornelius Johnson era of 1640 Colonial Virginia > Craig Co. > Culpepper Co > Dickson Co > Dickson County Tennesse Johnson familes > Dinwiddle Co. > Dragon Swamp Johnson and Familes > Faquier Co > Floyd Co > Fluvanna Co Johnson's and allied families > Franklin Co. > Frederick Co > Fredericksburg City > Edward Johnson of Strawberry Bancke era of 1621 Colonial Virginia > Familes of James Randolph Robertson founder of Wasuqual Settlements in Tn. > ( Starts with the dfirsrt Robinson Surnam then to Nichoal Robinson of 1650 > era) > General George Washington and his associated Johnson family > Giles County > Gloucester Co > Goochland Co > Granville Co. NC > Grayson Co > Green Co > Greensville Co > Halifax Co. > Hanover Co > Hawkins County Tn. Johnson and allied families > Hudson Johnson -Johnston of Henry Co. to Wshington Co. NC ( Now Hawksin > Co. Tn) to Williamson Co. Tn to Dickson Co Tn > Humphreys Co. Tn > Jamestown Island Johnson's > John Gerrard and his allied Johnson neighbors > John Johnson and Edward Travis of Colonial Virginia > Johnson families of Colonial Merchant's Hope era of 1630 > Joseph Johnson of Hog Island era of 1621 > King and Queen Co. > King George Co > King William > Lancaster Co > Lee Co > Louisa Co > Lunenburg Co > Madison Co > Mathews Creek and allied families to MIchael Johnson died 1718 on Tuckahoe > Creek in Henrico Co. Va > Mecklenburg Co. > Neighbors of Michael Johnson died 1718 Tuckahoe Creek > Middlesex Co > Johnson Families of Morgans Run > Old Rappahannock Co. of 1656 > Orange Co Va 1734 > Orange, Guilford and Rockingham Co. NC > Pagan Creek Settlement of 1625 era > Page COunty > Patrick Co. Va > Pittstylvania Co > Richmond Co 1782 > Richmond Co. 1692 > Roanoke Co > Robert Bolling and Johnson's > Rockbridge Co. 1778 > Rockingham Co. 1786 > Salem City > Saylor Creek Johnson and allied familes > Scott Co > Smyth Co. 1832 > Spotsylvania Co. 1720 > St.Pauls Parish Johnson and allied familes info. > Variuos Sandy Creek Deeds > Washington Co. > Westmoreland Co. 1653 > William Eaton also William Eason info to Johnson Families > William Johnson of Spotsylvania Co > William Johnston son of Col. Richard Johnson > William Matlock and Benjamin Johnson of Byrd Creek Colonial Va. era of > 1740 > Williamson Co. Tn > Wise Co.. > Wythe Co. > York Co. > > Some of these Counties etc have been well researched while some others > have not so they have little or no information in them. The Original > researchers name is placed by each documented items placed in each county > > Tony > > > This is Part one of two parts > part Two will deal with specific Creeks and families on them around > Johnson ( surnames) > > > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. > > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Well I have not posted in awhile as numerous people brought up the same subject about to many e-mails. So I advised I wouldn't post large Quanities of Information and would only post when information is avaialable For those that don't know me, I have been keeping a library on Johnson- Johnston-Jonson-Jonston-Johnstone and its varied surnames. Several Researcher and Groups of Johnson's have been sending be Documented Deeds, Wills, etc on Counties in Virginia. The Following Research notes and Information is now available for those that would Like to view what has been sent in and collected by numerous Johnson researchers. As I am so far behind in sorting info. on our Clans I will be glad to send info on the following. Please note some Counties are being researched hard and others have limited info and are in need of Information. If you have a deed will etc. that you would like to contribute please make sure I can cut and paste it. As if you send me scanned items and electronic items. I have re type them and it takes a long time to do this, and I have two large storage bins of this type of info to post into and cross reference to these files. But some one might find something they need in what these folks have already sent in. Avialable from me at [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Part 2 Granville County NC Johnson and Allied Families Hog Island Johnson 1624 Jordan Ferry Johnson James City Co. Johnson and Allied Families 1634 Henrico County Johnson and Allied Families 1634 Henrico County Johnson and allied families 1634 Lower Norfolk County Johnson and allied families 1634 Northampton Co. Johnson and allied families 1634 Upper Norfolk Co. Johnson and Allied families 1634 Warwick Co. Johnson and ALlied Families 1634 York County Johnson and Allied Families 1637 Nansemond County Johnson and Allied Families 1645 Northumberland Co. Johnson and Allied famlies 1692 Norfolk County Johnson and allied familes 1692 Essex County Johnson and Allied Families 1704 Edward Johnson of St. Peters Parish 1732 Benjamin Johnson and his families Accomack County Johnson and Allied Familes Albermarle C. Johnson and Allied Families Allegany Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Amelia County Johnson and Allied Familes Amherst Co. Johnson and Allied Families Appomattoz Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Archurs Hope Johnson Families ( era 1620) Arlington Co. Johnson and Allied Families Augusta County Johnson and Allied Familes Back River Johnson familes of 1634 Era Bedford Co. Johnson and Allied Families Benjamin Johnson of Bedford Co Va. Botetourt Co. Johnson and Allied Families Buchannon Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Buckingham Co. Johnson and Allied Famile Campbell Co. Va Johnson and Allied familes Caroline Co. Va Johnson and Allied families Charles City Co. Johnson and Allied familes Charlotte Co. Va Johnson and allied Familes Chesterfield Co. Johnson and Allied familes Chickahominy River Johnson's and families City of Petersburg Clarke Co. Cornelius Johnson era of 1640 Colonial Virginia Craig Co. Culpepper Co Dickson Co Dickson County Tennesse Johnson familes Dinwiddle Co. Dragon Swamp Johnson and Familes Faquier Co Floyd Co Fluvanna Co Johnson's and allied families Franklin Co. Frederick Co Fredericksburg City Edward Johnson of Strawberry Bancke era of 1621 Colonial Virginia Familes of James Randolph Robertson founder of Wasuqual Settlements in Tn. ( Starts with the dfirsrt Robinson Surnam then to Nichoal Robinson of 1650 era) General George Washington and his associated Johnson family Giles County Gloucester Co Goochland Co Granville Co. NC Grayson Co Green Co Greensville Co Halifax Co. Hanover Co Hawkins County Tn. Johnson and allied families Hudson Johnson -Johnston of Henry Co. to Wshington Co. NC ( Now Hawksin Co. Tn) to Williamson Co. Tn to Dickson Co Tn Humphreys Co. Tn Jamestown Island Johnson's John Gerrard and his allied Johnson neighbors John Johnson and Edward Travis of Colonial Virginia Johnson families of Colonial Merchant's Hope era of 1630 Joseph Johnson of Hog Island era of 1621 King and Queen Co. King George Co King William Lancaster Co Lee Co Louisa Co Lunenburg Co Madison Co Mathews Creek and allied families to MIchael Johnson died 1718 on Tuckahoe Creek in Henrico Co. Va Mecklenburg Co. Neighbors of Michael Johnson died 1718 Tuckahoe Creek Middlesex Co Johnson Families of Morgans Run Old Rappahannock Co. of 1656 Orange Co Va 1734 Orange, Guilford and Rockingham Co. NC Pagan Creek Settlement of 1625 era Page COunty Patrick Co. Va Pittstylvania Co Richmond Co 1782 Richmond Co. 1692 Roanoke Co Robert Bolling and Johnson's Rockbridge Co. 1778 Rockingham Co. 1786 Salem City Saylor Creek Johnson and allied familes Scott Co Smyth Co. 1832 Spotsylvania Co. 1720 St.Pauls Parish Johnson and allied familes info. Variuos Sandy Creek Deeds Washington Co. Westmoreland Co. 1653 William Eaton also William Eason info to Johnson Families William Johnson of Spotsylvania Co William Johnston son of Col. Richard Johnson William Matlock and Benjamin Johnson of Byrd Creek Colonial Va. era of 1740 Williamson Co. Tn Wise Co.. Wythe Co. York Co. Some of these Counties etc have been well researched while some others have not so they have little or no information in them. The Original researchers name is placed by each documented items placed in each county Tony This is Part one of two parts part Two will deal with specific Creeks and families on them around Johnson ( surnames)

Well I have not posted in awhile as numerous people brought up the same subject about to many e-mails. So I advised I wouldn't post large Quanities of Information and would only post when information is avaialable For those that don't know me, I have been keeping a library on Johnson- Johnston-Jonson-Jonston-Johnstone and its varied surnames. Several Researcher and Groups of Johnson's have been sending be Documented Deeds, Wills, etc on Counties in Virginia. The Following Research notes and Information is now available for those that would Like to view what has been sent in and collected by numerous Johnson researchers. As I am so far behind in sorting info. on our Clans I will be glad to send info on the following. Please note some Counties are being researched hard and others have limited info and are in need of Information. If you have a deed will etc. that you would like to contribute please make sure I can cut and paste it. As if you send me scanned items and electronic items. I have re type them and it takes a long time to do this, and I have two large storage bins of this type of info to post into and cross reference to these files. But some one might find something they need in what these folks have already sent in. Avialable from me at [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Part 2 Granville County NC Johnson and Allied Families Hog Island Johnson 1624 Jordan Ferry Johnson James City Co. Johnson and Allied Families 1634 Henrico County Johnson and Allied Families 1634 Henrico County Johnson and allied families 1634 Lower Norfolk County Johnson and allied families 1634 Northampton Co. Johnson and allied families 1634 Upper Norfolk Co. Johnson and Allied families 1634 Warwick Co. Johnson and ALlied Families 1634 York County Johnson and Allied Families 1637 Nansemond County Johnson and Allied Families 1645 Northumberland Co. Johnson and Allied famlies 1692 Norfolk County Johnson and allied familes 1692 Essex County Johnson and Allied Families 1704 Edward Johnson of St. Peters Parish 1732 Benjamin Johnson and his families Accomack County Johnson and Allied Familes Albermarle C. Johnson and Allied Families Allegany Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Amelia County Johnson and Allied Familes Amherst Co. Johnson and Allied Families Appomattoz Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Archurs Hope Johnson Families ( era 1620) Arlington Co. Johnson and Allied Families Augusta County Johnson and Allied Familes Back River Johnson familes of 1634 Era Bedford Co. Johnson and Allied Families Benjamin Johnson of Bedford Co Va. Botetourt Co. Johnson and Allied Families Buchannon Co. Johnson and Allied Familes Buckingham Co. Johnson and Allied Famile Campbell Co. Va Johnson and Allied familes Caroline Co. Va Johnson and Allied families Charles City Co. Johnson and Allied familes Charlotte Co. Va Johnson and allied Familes Chesterfield Co. Johnson and Allied familes Chickahominy River Johnson's and families City of Petersburg Clarke Co. Cornelius Johnson era of 1640 Colonial Virginia Craig Co. Culpepper Co Dickson Co Dickson County Tennesse Johnson familes Dinwiddle Co. Dragon Swamp Johnson and Familes Faquier Co Floyd Co Fluvanna Co Johnson's and allied families Franklin Co. Frederick Co Fredericksburg City Edward Johnson of Strawberry Bancke era of 1621 Colonial Virginia Familes of James Randolph Robertson founder of Wasuqual Settlements in Tn. ( Starts with the dfirsrt Robinson Surnam then to Nichoal Robinson of 1650 era) General George Washington and his associated Johnson family Giles County Gloucester Co Goochland Co Granville Co. NC Grayson Co Green Co Greensville Co Halifax Co. Hanover Co Hawkins County Tn. Johnson and allied families Hudson Johnson -Johnston of Henry Co. to Wshington Co. NC ( Now Hawksin Co. Tn) to Williamson Co. Tn to Dickson Co. Tn Humphreys Co. Tn Jamestown Island Johnson's John Gerrard and his allied Johnson neighbors John Johnson and Edward Travis of Colonial Virginia Johnson families of Colonial Merchant's Hope era of 1630 Joseph Johnson of Hog Island era of 1621 King and Queen Co. King George Co King William Lancaster Co Lee Co Louisa Co Lunenburg Co Madison Co Mathews Creek and allied families to MIchael Johnson died 1718 on Tuckahoe Creek in Henrico Co. Va Mecklenburg Co. Neighbors of Michael Johnson died 1718 Tuckahoe Creek Middlesex Co Johnson Families of Morgans Run Old Rappahannock Co. of 1656 Orange Co Va 1734 Orange, Guilford and Rockingham Co. NC Pagan Creek Settlement of 1625 era Page COunty Patrick Co. Va Pittstylvania Co Richmond Co 1782 Richmond Co. 1692 Roanoke Co Robert Bolling and Johnson's Rockbridge Co. 1778 Rockingham Co. 1786 Salem City Saylor Creek Johnson and allied familes Scott Co Smyth Co. 1832 Spotsylvania Co. 1720 St.Pauls Parish Johnson and allied familes info. Variuos Sandy Creek Deeds Washington Co. Westmoreland Co. 1653 William Eaton also William Eason info to Johnson Families William Johnson of Spotsylvania Co William Johnston son of Col. Richard Johnson William Matlock and Benjamin Johnson of Byrd Creek Colonial Va. era of 1740 Williamson Co. Tn Wise Co.. Wythe Co. York Co. Some of these Counties etc have been well researched while some others have not so they have little or no information in them. The Original researchers name is placed by each documented items placed in each county Tony This is Part one of two parts part Two will deal with specific Creeks and families on them around Johnson ( surnames)

I have enjoyed reading all the Johnson entries. I live in hope that one day a JOHNSON from Ionia, Ionia, MI will turn up on the list.... Keep sending Lynne in Tas

Hi to All, We have to go to Oregon. Harry's Navy Buddy died Sunday. He is the first of Harry's group to go. That makes it a bit tough for him. They are a very close group from the USN "USS Philippine Sea" A ship and its crew who fought to keep us all free. One  last cruise was to Korea and it battled a huge storm on the way home to the United States Of America and the storm put it in dry dock never to return to the sea that this beautify ship loved so much. It's time now to make this journey to bid a fond farewell to one of America's best, Mac Donald Johnson Of the United States  Navy. "Anchors Away My Boy". "Here's wishing you a happy voyage home" back to your Heavenly Father from whence you came. Farewell till we meet again dear friend. Aloha. Talk to you on Sunday Our love to all, Harry and Beverly. OH Yes Cuz BEV & Harry, One of my Grt Grand Mother's was A Johnson. HAPPY BON Voyage & Happy Landing. CUZ A T <[email protected]> .

I have Read Most of Cousin Sue's Postings, & so far not found any one that I believed connected to My Johnson Family. But I Just so Happen to realize that, <CUZ A. T.> is not the ONLY Johnson Descendant Researching. BUT. I believe THIS, That these 4 words are the Foundation for the Greatest Genealogical Wall one will ever encounter. <IT JUST CANT BE> AND the Best method of Learning is to, <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOME ONE KNOWS> AND: It is beyond the Ficklest Figment of Imagination, as to WHY Someone would Subscribe to a Family List, When Most of Family Lists are Connected to that Family All over the world, & then WHINE about what someone POSTS that reaches ONES COMPUTER. LETS KEEP ON, KEEPING ON. I am always finding NEW COUSINS. THAT is why I am subscribed, Someone JUST might post something that I am Looking For. CUZ A. T. <[email protected]>

Dear List, Can anybody out there identify James Johnson, living in "Cedar Bluff", Burdine Twp. in the 1860 census? James is age 45, b. TN. He is married to Nancy, 45, b. TN. Their childrren are John R., b. 1839 TN: Leroy R., b. 1842 GA: James M, b. 1844 TN: Nancy E., b. 1837 MO: Watkins N. (?) b. 1852 MO: and Missouri A. b. 1857 MO. They are next door to H. H. Jones, age 40, b. TN. This would be Hyrum Hudson Jones, son of Joshua Todhunter Jones. Any info appreciated. Thank you, Judy in TX

I'll second that. I read all the Johnson messages. You never know when you will get a hit from out in left field. I am also looking for information on the Ingram, Pickett, Boulware/Bowler, Raines, Duke, Torbert and Bell lines. These families started out mostly in VA and PA and moved to SC and eventually GA. Some of them also went to TN and Texas. These posts can and have saved me a lot of time and effort because I don't have to duplicated the research, even when it is negative. I really appreciate anyone who is willing to take the time and effort to post the results of their research. BTW if anyone is researching in the Calhoun County, GA area I have transcribed the cemetery census for the churchs in the area (up to 1990) and some of the U.S. Census. The link (if you need it) is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacalhou/ Also a little bit for the Clay Co., GA web site. John R. Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: "JessHeadley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 2:49 PM Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" > Please..please..keep on sending ! > > I don't respond much, but I read every one or "search" for matching > possibilities....there are so many possibilities when you get into > Virginia!!! > Thanks to all of you for all of your efforts! > Jess > > Jess Headley > 4507 21st Street > Lubbock, Texas 79407 > 806 791-3408 > > U-Joints, Inc. > 6310 Genoa > Suite D > Lubbock, Texas 79424 > 806 794-6742 > Fax 806 794-6646 > -----Original Message----- > From: Carolyn Sue Howard [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:06 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" > > Excuse me, but then why have you been on the Johnson list, if you didn't > want to receive genealogical information? I read everything that comes > across my computer that has anything to do with the particular names I'm > searching - one of them being Johnson. But, I have to tell you that you > will have to write to the list owner, and I am not that person. I was > just > trying to help somebody - anybody - but of course, I knew there had to be >> one person, if not two or more, out there who would object - just because >> you didn't find anything on your particular Johnson family. Now, if you >> are >> >> not a researcher or genealogist, then I don't know how or why in the >> world >> you are receiving these e-mails, and if that's true, then I apologize. >> >> Sue Howard >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Ryan Barker" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:20 PM >> Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" >> >> >>> Hi, you don't know me, but there are a lot of you that are emailing back >>> and forth about the Johnson family and somehow I am getting every single >>> email. If possible please take my email address off the mailing list if >>> you see it, sorry to be a bother. >>> Ryan >>> [email protected] >>> >>> >>>>From: "Carolyn Sue Howard" <[email protected]> >>>>To: [email protected] >>>>Subject: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" >>>>Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 08:42:17 -0400 >>>> >>>>Here are a few odds and ends with the Johnson name. This is from the >>>>Harris County, Georgia, Court Records, Inferior Court Minutes, dated >>>>1831, >> >>>>taken from the Harris County Tax Records; Book "1831 Tax Digest", page >>>>7, >>>>of Capt. Warren's District. >>>> >>>>Benjamin Johnson -- 1 slave - 202-1/2 acres - Lot #189 - District 20 - >>>>Harris Co. >>>> >>>>Defaulters: William Read, John Johnson, Thomas Graham and Levi Daniel >>>>********* >>>>REMEMBER - I KNOW NOTHING ELSE ABOUT THESE PEOPLE EXCEPT THEIR NAMES!!! >>>>********* >>>>Okay, rather than type all these names, if you want to ask me about your >>>>particular Johnson being on this next list, I'll be glad to do the >>>>lookup. >> >>>>I have the "Mississippi Confederate Grave Registrations, A-L" by Betty >>>>Couch Wiltshire and I happen to have the Johnson's, of course, since >>>>that's one of my main lines. >>>> >>>>I also have the "Mississippi Confederate Pension Applications, H-O" by >>>>Betty C. Wiltshire, I can look up Johnson's in there, too. >>>> >>>>Sue (Johnson) Howard >>>> >>>> >>>>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>>>Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. >>>> >>>> >>>>============================== >>>>Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for >>>>ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >>>>http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >> Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. >> >> >> ============================== >> 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 >> >> >> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >> Be nice to one another. >> >> >> ============================== >> Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >> last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. 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This just happened on another list. It is so sad that some people don't appreciate the time and effort contributors like you make in trying to help all of us. Thank you and please keep posting. Jo Anne Martin

Excuse me, but then why have you been on the Johnson list, if you didn't want to receive genealogical information? I read everything that comes across my computer that has anything to do with the particular names I'm searching - one of them being Johnson. But, I have to tell you that you will have to write to the list owner, and I am not that person. I was just trying to help somebody - anybody - but of course, I knew there had to be one person, if not two or more, out there who would object - just because you didn't find anything on your particular Johnson family. Now, if you are not a researcher or genealogist, then I don't know how or why in the world you are receiving these e-mails, and if that's true, then I apologize. Sue Howard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ryan Barker" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:20 PM Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" > Hi, you don't know me, but there are a lot of you that are emailing back > and forth about the Johnson family and somehow I am getting every single > email. If possible please take my email address off the mailing list if > you see it, sorry to be a bother. > Ryan > [email protected] > > >>From: "Carolyn Sue Howard" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" >>Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 08:42:17 -0400 >> >>Here are a few odds and ends with the Johnson name. This is from the >>Harris County, Georgia, Court Records, Inferior Court Minutes, dated 1831, >>taken from the Harris County Tax Records; Book "1831 Tax Digest", page 7, >>of Capt. Warren's District. >> >>Benjamin Johnson -- 1 slave - 202-1/2 acres - Lot #189 - District 20 - >>Harris Co. >> >>Defaulters: William Read, John Johnson, Thomas Graham and Levi Daniel >>********* >>REMEMBER - I KNOW NOTHING ELSE ABOUT THESE PEOPLE EXCEPT THEIR NAMES!!! >>********* >>Okay, rather than type all these names, if you want to ask me about your >>particular Johnson being on this next list, I'll be glad to do the lookup. >>I have the "Mississippi Confederate Grave Registrations, A-L" by Betty >>Couch Wiltshire and I happen to have the Johnson's, of course, since >>that's one of my main lines. >> >>I also have the "Mississippi Confederate Pension Applications, H-O" by >>Betty C. Wiltshire, I can look up Johnson's in there, too. >> >>Sue (Johnson) Howard >> >> >>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. >> >> >>============================== >>Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for >>ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >>http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >> > >

Please..please..keep on sending ! I don't respond much, but I read every one or "search" for matching possibilities....there are so many possibilities when you get into Virginia!!! Thanks to all of you for all of your efforts! Jess Jess Headley 4507 21st Street Lubbock, Texas 79407 806 791-3408 U-Joints, Inc. 6310 Genoa Suite D Lubbock, Texas 79424 806 794-6742 Fax 806 794-6646 -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Sue Howard [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" Excuse me, but then why have you been on the Johnson list, if you didn't want to receive genealogical information? I read everything that comes across my computer that has anything to do with the particular names I'm searching - one of them being Johnson. But, I have to tell you that you will have to write to the list owner, and I am not that person. I was just trying to help somebody - anybody - but of course, I knew there had to be one person, if not two or more, out there who would object - just because you didn't find anything on your particular Johnson family. Now, if you are not a researcher or genealogist, then I don't know how or why in the world you are receiving these e-mails, and if that's true, then I apologize. Sue Howard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ryan Barker" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:20 PM Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" > Hi, you don't know me, but there are a lot of you that are emailing back > and forth about the Johnson family and somehow I am getting every single > email. If possible please take my email address off the mailing list if > you see it, sorry to be a bother. > Ryan > [email protected] > > >>From: "Carolyn Sue Howard" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [JOHNSON] More "Stuff" >>Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 08:42:17 -0400 >> >>Here are a few odds and ends with the Johnson name. This is from the >>Harris County, Georgia, Court Records, Inferior Court Minutes, dated 1831, >>taken from the Harris County Tax Records; Book "1831 Tax Digest", page 7, >>of Capt. Warren's District. >> >>Benjamin Johnson -- 1 slave - 202-1/2 acres - Lot #189 - District 20 - >>Harris Co. >> >>Defaulters: William Read, John Johnson, Thomas Graham and Levi Daniel >>********* >>REMEMBER - I KNOW NOTHING ELSE ABOUT THESE PEOPLE EXCEPT THEIR NAMES!!! >>********* >>Okay, rather than type all these names, if you want to ask me about your >>particular Johnson being on this next list, I'll be glad to do the lookup. >>I have the "Mississippi Confederate Grave Registrations, A-L" by Betty >>Couch Wiltshire and I happen to have the Johnson's, of course, since >>that's one of my main lines. >> >>I also have the "Mississippi Confederate Pension Applications, H-O" by >>Betty C. Wiltshire, I can look up Johnson's in there, too. >> >>Sue (Johnson) Howard >> >> >>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. >> >> >>============================== >>Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for >>ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >>http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >> > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. ============================== 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

LOL Ryan you are receiving every single email because 1. you've subscribed to the list in mail mode, which means that you will receive every message that gets posted to the list. and 2. because you've subscribe to a Genealogy list that sends messages to one address ([email protected]) which will then be sent out to every member of the list. If you have questions about the 'why's' then send it to [email protected] and that will be delivered to who ever the list owner is. If you don't want to receive Johnson information then you unsub the same way you originally joined which most likely is [email protected] click on the link or type it into a new message & put u n s u b s c r i b e (minus all of the spaces) & there you go chances are you'll be taken off the list. IF that doesn't work, use the Johnson-Admin addy & ask them for help :) Alli :) searching for James Samuel & Nancy Worth(y) Johnson: Children: James Jefferson Johnson b. 1865 Tipton, Mo. married Georgia A. ? divorced w/2 kids in 1898 Pawhuska, Okla. married Martha Jane Phariss b. I forget but she was younger than J.J. had 11 kids He died in 1943 Chelsea, Okla. she died in 1972 Chelsea, Okla. his brother is William Ballard Johnson b. 1870 supposedly in Illinois d. 1915 unknown where. I have lots of infor. for James & Martha. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ryan Barker" <[email protected]> >> Hi, you don't know me, but there are a lot of you that are emailing back >> and forth about the Johnson family and somehow I am getting every single >> email. If possible please take my email address off the mailing list if >> you see it, sorry to be a bother. >> Ryan >> [email protected]

LOL Ryan you are receiving every single email because 1. you've subscribed to the list in mail mode, which means that you will receive every message that gets posted to the list. and 2. because you've subscribe to a Genealogy list that sends messages to one address ([email protected]) which will then be sent out to every member of the list. If you have questions about the 'why's' then send it to [email protected] and that will be delivered to who ever the list owner is. If you don't want to receive Johnson information then you unsub the same way you originally joined which most likely is [email protected] click on the link or type it into a new message & put u n s u b s c r i b e (minus all of the spaces) & there you go chances are you'll be taken off the list. IF that doesn't work, use the Johnson-Admin addy & ask them for help :) Alli :) searching for James Samuel & Nancy Worth(y) Johnson: Children: James Jefferson Johnson b. 1865 Tipton, Mo. married Georgia A. ? divorced w/2 kids in 1898 Pawhuska, Okla. married Martha Jane Phariss b. I forget but she was younger than J.J. had 11 kids He died in 1943 Chelsea, Okla. she died in 1972 Chelsea, Okla. his brother is William Ballard Johnson b. 1870 supposedly in Illinois d. 1915 unknown where. I have lots of infor. for James & Martha. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ryan Barker" <[email protected]> >> Hi, you don't know me, but there are a lot of you that are emailing back >> and forth about the Johnson family and somehow I am getting every single >> email. If possible please take my email address off the mailing list if >> you see it, sorry to be a bother. >> Ryan >> [email protected]

Hello Verla, I am interested in your Johnsons. I don't know whether or not we connect. Our James Johnson and wife Sylvia Bliss had one son named Oliver Erwin Johnson, born 1868 in Iowa. Do you know the county in Iowa where your Oliver was born? My email address is [email protected] Debby Jorgensen

Judy, Are you sure that it is not James Mitchell Johnson, born 09 Mar 1844 ten who died on 23 Aug 1922 Cabool, Texas Co. Mo. ? I am assuming that you have the family on the 1850 Texas Co. Dist 98 census, the 1860 Texas, Berdine, PO Cedar Bluff census and the 1879 Mo., Pulaski, Liberty, Po Waynesville census This appears to be the family of James T Johnson, born 1814 Tenn. Nancy born 1838 and children: James Mitchell John Robinson born 1839 Tenn died 1883 Leroy R born 1842 Tenn Mary E born 1848 I find that its very interesting that on one census the family is next door to William Johnson and Lucinda. Who are they? One one census they are next door to Hyrum Hudson Jones and family, the son of Joshua Todhunter Jones. The name James Mitchell, James T, John Robinson and Mary E instead of Nancy, are from a LDS report. I do not have any of these people on my databases. This is certainly interesting though. Joyce >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [JOHNSON] SEEKING INFO ON: JAMES MARION JOHNSON, B. MAR 9, 1844 >TN. >Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 22:08:25 EDT > > >I am seeking info on the following person: trying to find out more about >him. > >JAMES MARION JOHNSON, b. March 9, 1844 TN & d. Jan 23, 1922, Texas Co. MO. >His father was James Johnson and his mother was named Nancy. That is all I >know. Can somebody identify this man? > >Thank you, Judy in TX > > > >==== 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 > _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/