Gary D. Poe wrote > Looking for info on the following family: > > Jeremiah Johnson (1725-1814) > Cassandra Peddicoart (1735-1821) Any known connections to the DODSON family among the descendants of this group? Regards, Karen Trouvat

I am trying to locate a Bernard Johnson who was in Walsh County, North Dakota in the late 1800's. I believe he had a sister named Olena. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks, Ron Hawkins

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Hi, would the person who sent me this message, please send me another message. I wasn't able to respond to your e-mail address. You're e-mail address showed up like this when I tried to reply: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++@fh105.infi.net <++++++++++++++++++++++++++@fh105.infi.net> Anita My gggrandfather was Jacob Gdog Gd, My line is thru his son Joseph, Then Dave . My father was William Estil Gdog Gd. I would like to hear more from you I have been working on this line for a long time. Gdog Gd Gdog Gd Seymour, Tenn

I am searching for a G-Grandmother, Martha Ellen Johnson, b. 15 Apr 1825, d. 18 May 1899, married Andrew William Jefferson (b. 30 De 1825, d. 9 Feb. 1898) on 21 Oct. 1845. Both are buried in AR. All I know about her parents are their names - James Frnaklin Johnson and Elizabeth Dennis. Can someone help me? Lois Moore

Trying to contact Clarence Lott concerning Lon Carl JOHNSON. Have tried to e-mail him at volcano33@juno.com no response. Lon Carl JOHNSON was listed in the Hill City, KS. census as a farmhand in 1900. He married Marcia E. CRUICKSHANK there in 1902. Her parents and siblings lived there also. I don't know if his parents were there. They left Hill City for Larmar CO. about 1920/21. Sharon Burk ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Trying to contact Clarence Lott concerning Lon Carl JOHNSON. Have tried to e-mail him at volcano33@juno.com no response. Lon Carl JOHNSON was listed in the Hill City, KS. census as a farmhand in 1900. He married Marcia E. CRUICKSHANK there in 1902. Her parents and siblings lived there also. I don't know if his parents were there. They left Hill City for Larmar CO. about 1920/21. Sharon Burk ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi All - I am still looking for a Liberty JOHNSON and a Garfield JOHNSON born in the 1850's or 1860's. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Liberty JOHNSON m. Mary HAMMACK who I believe was actually Margaret HAMMACK born in 1866 and died in 1960 in Los Angeles, CA. Garfield is a brother to Liberty I think. Liberty and Mary had the following children: 1. Nora Ellen JOHNSON m. Raymond Robert ASHFORD 2. Jessie JOHNSON 3. Gilbert JOHNSON m. Alta 4. Lela JOHNSON m. Russel Thanks. JoAnne ICQ# 10988930 mcritten@wanweb.net http://www.ndrsnet.com/diabetes-support

James Johnson was born in Ontario and moved to Binscarth(on), Manitoba in the early 1900's. He married Stella Lillian Briggs and they had three children, Edith Lillian b. 1910, Verna Estella b. 1912, and James Gordon b. 1913. James' father was Edward Johnson and his mother was Annie Cammidge. James was my grandfather; he was a farmer in Manitoba and came to B.C. to retire. I have hit a Brick Wall. Hope someone can help me.

I am trying to contact a Jennifer who submitted a query 14 Mar 99 on this list asking about Corporal Benjamin Johnson who served in the 3rd South Carolina Infantry Regiment during the Revolution. I am now almost certain this Benjamin is my ancestor, but Jennnifer's E-mail address of Terry1729@aol.com is no longer valid. I don't even know her last name. Does anyone know how I may reach her to ask why she inquired about Benjamin? Perplexed and stalled. Bruce Nichols Mapmaker3@aol.com.

Looking for information on John A. JOHNSON who, according to family tradition, was a body guard for Abraham LINCOLN. John was born in 1839 and died 17 Nov. 1896 in, we believe, Fillmore, New York. His parents were James JOHNSON and Marion DERBY/DEARBY John was supposedly wounded in his left arm while serving for LINCOLN.

On June 16, 2000 Margit Knut JOHNSEN passed away peacefully in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Margit was born on Feb. 8, 1908 in Whitney, Ontario. She married Laurence CONANT at St. Stephen's, in Brittania Bay Ontario on May 12, 1928. Grandma is survived by her 4 children, Lawrence Reginald, Raymond Alexander, Donald Kenneth, & Eleanor Joyce. Also 12 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great-grandchildren. More to come... We'll always miss you, Grandma! See you in Valhalla! Annette CONANT-REED, Radium Hot Springs, BC Researching JOHNSEN, HANSEN, CONANT, REID, ROSS, PIPER, MUNRO, CRAIB

Hi, I'm new to the list. I'm searching for info on Jacob 'Jake' Johnson, born about 1828 in Russell Co., VA. He married Nancy Lemar. They later moved to Tennessee. If you have any info on this family, please contact me at anita3@mindspring.com. Thanks! anita Descendants of Jacob Johnson Generation No. 1 1. JACOB1 JOHNSON was born Abt. 1828 in Russell Co. VA. He married NANCY LEMAR. Children of JACOB JOHNSON and NANCY LEMAR are: 2. i. JOSEPH P.2 JOHNSON, b. October 1850, Russell Co. VA; d. Abt. 1914, Claiborne Co. TN. 3. ii. SARAH E. JOHNSON, b. November 1854, Virginia; d. Abt. 1910, Grainger Co., Thornhill, TN. iii. ISAAC J. JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1852. iv. JACOB R. JOHNSON, JR., b. Abt. 1862. v. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1865. vi. MARION JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1868. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH P.2 JOHNSON (JACOB1) was born October 1850 in Russell Co. VA, and died Abt. 1914 in Claiborne Co. TN. He married VIRGINIA MINTON, daughter of PHILIP MINTON and NANCY MEAD. Children of JOSEPH JOHNSON and VIRGINIA MINTON are: i. UNKNOWN3 JOHNSON, d. prior to 1900. ii. UNKNOWN JOHNSON, d. prior to 1900. iii. UNKNOWN JOHNSON, d. prior to 1900. iv. DAVY JOHNSON. v. NANCY JOHNSON. vi. WILLIAM JOHNSON. vii. LIZZIE JOHNSON. viii. JOSEPH JOHNSON. 3. SARAH E.2 JOHNSON (JACOB1) was born November 1854 in Virginia, and died Abt. 1910 in Grainger Co., Thornhill, TN. She married THOMAS JEFFERSON MONK, son of JAMES MONK and ELIZA WELCH. Children of SARAH JOHNSON and THOMAS MONK are: i. LEE3 MONK. ii. CYNTHIA MONK, b. October 07, 1873, Claiborne Co. TN; d. November 10, 1948; m. JAMES ALFRED COFFEY. iii. JAMES TIVIS MONK, b. August 17, 1876, Claiborne Co. TN; d. August 02, 1900, Claiborne Co. TN. 4. iv. JACOB EWIN MONK, b. January 27, 1879, Claiborne Co. TN; d. December 13, 1953, Claiborne Co. TN. 5. v. MARY ELIZABETH MONK, b. May 29, 1881, Tennessee; d. September 11, 1968, Tazewell, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. 6. vi. JOSEPHINE NANCY MONK, b. May 05, 1884, Claiborne Co. TN; d. March 03, 1958, Claiborne Co. TN. vii. HYLIA V. MONK, b. November 1887, Claiborne Co. TN; m. CLINTON C. SINGLETON. viii. MINNIE M. MONK, b. May 31, 1894, Claiborne Co. TN; d. November 22, 1947, Claiborne Co. TN; m. GEORGE HILL.

Looking for info on the following family: Jeremiah Johnson (1725-1814) Cassandra Peddicoart (1735-1821) Had issue: Nancy Ann Johnson (1758-?) Jeremiah Johnson (1762-1805) Sarah Johnson (1765-?) m. John Merryman (1765-1849) Elizabeth Johnson (1768-1816) Hickman Johnson (1771-?) William Johnson (1773-?) Washington Johnson (1778-?) Fayette Johnson (1781-?) Eleanor Johnson (1786-?) This family is primarily from Maryland. I have lots of info on Sarah and John Merryman family. Any info on her parents and siblings would be appreciated. Gary D. Poe, Sr. Email: GDPoeSr@aol.com Email: GDPoeSr@home.com Researching: Merryman/Merriman; Bohne/Bohn/Boon/Boone; Poe/Murray/Nash; and all connecting families. Md/Pa/Oh/Va/and all points from there.

Hi Phyllis, Nice web page...wish I could find a connection between my Greene Co., TN Johnson's and yours... Take care, Kelley

I am still searching for Vincent Johnson or Johnston born about 1783 - possibly the son of John and Laura. He may have been a younger son. Any clues would be appreciated. ca 1783 born in NC 1809 married Cumberland Co NC 1830 ?Hall Co GA? 1840 Chattooga Co GA 1850 Chattooga Co GA Thanks doris mayer reece branchville alabama

The Bryan County Court house in Oklahoma has been given over 8000 original marriage licenses to the Bryan County Heritage, Research Library in Calera, Oklahoma. If you are a descendant or family member of one of the individuals listed on the marriage licenses below, please send a stamped self addressed envelope to the Bryan County Heritage Association, Inc., P. O. Box 153, Calera, Oklahoma 74730, along with your request. You will then be notified as to how to obtain the Original License. The licenses are from 1902 to 1932. Please do not write and request all of any particular name, you will not be able to obtain them in that manner. Please be sure to request a specific name beginning with the grooms name. They are filed by the grooms name at this time. Please remember one thing, many of the individuals lived in Texas. Some were from other states as well. There was no waiting period to be married in Oklahoma. A copy of this license will be kept in the library. The Court house will have the original ledgers and microfilm copies of the ledgers. The Library has the microfilm copies of the ledgers also. On some of these that may be listed twice. Sometimes, they made an application, then returned the license to the court house, unused or canceled, perhaps they married on another day. Alley, John Wesley m. Johnson, Lucille 9 Dec 1930 Barnes, W. K. m. Johnson, Louise 6 Aug 1932 Atchison, T. E. m. Johnston, Margaret 23 May 1925

I am trying to find the parentage of the Johnsons of Greene Co. . l have made a web page in hopes that someone can identy some of the Johnson listed in the 1830 Census for Greene Co Tn. http://www.geocities.com/panda43.geo/johnsongreeneco.html thanks for any help you can give phyllis

I was wondering if anyone had information for Nathan Johnson ? Nathan Johnson served as a policeman from Oct. 6, 1871 to Nov. 1, 1872 in Limestone County, Texas. (Taken from Handbook of Texas on line) http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/ After the Civil War the majority of whites in Limestone County strongly opposed congressional Reconstruction. Many race-related murders took place in the county during the 1870s. In 1871 a man reportedly made public denouncements of the State Police and the local Republican officials. When officers attempted to arrest him, a riot broke out between the mob protecting him and the police. This incident and others were tentatively resolved, but bad feeling remained. The situation became so strained that the governor declared the county under martial law. Though the election went on as scheduled in the county, the state board rejected the returns because of reported violence. In spite of these incidents, however, the Republican party had gained a small foothold. Ralph Long, a twenty�five�year-old black man from Tennessee, became the boss of that party in Limestone County. Louise guppi@inreach.com

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