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.