Hi Ned, I have Johnsons who lived in Dunham in about the 1830s and later in Granby, Shefford (now Brome). I believe the parents were originally from U.S. and may have been Loyalists. Does this ring a bell? Priscilla Scudder

My husband Ned helps me with my family history and so either one of us may send emails. I appreciate you answering my query. We believe Samuel Johnson was of Stanbridge, but is buried in Dunham. (Someone just answered and said that Samuel was buried by his wife Sarah in the Bates cemetery.) Right now we know the following children: Layfayette, b 1830, of Stanbridge, md, Mary Williams, Lemuel, b 1833, Sutton, md Altha Marcia Smead, Seneca Paige, b 1836, Dunham, md Anne Marie Wilson, Climena , b 1843, of Stanbridge, md James Bates. We feel Samuel was born in Vermont and more than likely a loyalist. We are putting together a lot of the Bates family also. Thanks for any help. Anna Jean Sweat ----- Original Message ----- From: <Pwscudder@comcast.net> To: <QC-ETANGLO@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 8:05 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Johnsons and Bates of Ned Sweat > Hi Ned, > > I have Johnsons who lived in Dunham in about the 1830s and later in > Granby, Shefford (now Brome). I believe the parents were originally from > U.S. and may have been Loyalists. Does this ring a bell? > > Priscilla Scudder > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > QC-ETANGLO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello Anna, I have compiled 4 books on all the cemeteries in the following townships in Missisquoi County, these include all of the cemeteries in St. Armand Twp, Frelighsburg Twp. & 2 books on the Dunham Twp. ones. I have listed below the entries from my Bates cemetery list in Dunham Twp. Cemeteries - Book # 1. Below those I have listed Johnson entries that might interest you from books I own. These particular ones came from the transcribed records off of some of the microfilm reels of Missisquoi & Brome Counties. I hope the info will assist you in your family search. Brenda Wilson Birch Frelighsburg, QC Bates Cemetery, Dunham, Quebec Samuel Johnson (stone not found) h/o Sarah Bates Sarah Bates Feb.21, 1865 ae. 64ys. (buried Feb. 23 - microfilm reel # 124.7 - East Farnham Baptist Church record) (Rev.) Seneca Page Johnson (stone not found) d. June 16, 1876 ae. ?? h/o 1) Eliza Jane Bullard 2) Anne Marie Wilson (stone not found) Even though I did not find a standing headstone & wrote "stone not found" for Seneca in this cemetery I have found a record on microfilm reel # 124.7 from the East Farnham , QC Baptist Church records that state, " Seneca P. Johnson d. June 16, 1876 & was buried on June 18, 1876 in the Bates Family Cemetery in Dunham Twp. The record also states that he was a minister in the Free Will Baptist Church of Bolton Twp., Quebec. Eliza Jane Bullard (stone not found) Oct.4, 1832 - June 15, 1861 ae. 28y 8m & 11ds. 1st. w/o Seneca Page Johnson Susan S. Johnson May 5, 1859 - Nov.22, 1863 ae. 4y 6m & 17ds. d/o Samuel & Mary Johnson On reel # M347/4 - Cowansville Congregational Church record I found: Emma A. Johnson d/o Seneca Page Johnson married Feb.7, 1887 to William C. Clark. One reel # 124.7 - Dunham Baptist Church record: Climena Johnson was bapt. Nov.10, 1858 d/o the late Samuel & Mary Johnson. also: Lafayette Johnson bapt. on the same date also: Sarah (Bates) Johnson bapt. Nov.10, 1858 widow of Samuel Johnson. Witness to the 3 baptisms was Martha Berry. reel # 124.10 - Dunham Methodist Church record - Seneca Paige Johnson was baptized May 13, 1866 ae. 29ys. The baptism was in Sutton Twp. & the witness was Henry Woodard. reel # 124.4 - Frelighsburg, QC Anglican Church records: birth & baptism of the following 4 children of Samuel & Sarah Johnson. All were baptized on June 13, 1849. The witness for all was Lemuel Johnson. Lafayette Johnson b. May 13, 1831 Samuel Johnson (Jr.) b. Sept.29, 1833 Seneca Johnson b. Mar.18, 1837 Crimena Johnson b. Mar.15, 1843 reel # 347/12 - Anglican Church record, Brome, QC Nettie Johnson b. Aug.28, 1857 & baptized May 7, 1889 d/o Seneca & Annie Wilson Johnson. Witness: Charles Wesley Patch. reel # 124.11 - Methodist Church record, Potton, QC Samuel L. Johnson bapt. Aug.22, 1852 ae. 59ys. of Potton, QC. reel 124.8 - Methodist Church record , Bolton, QC Samuel Lewis Johnson d. Sept. 1873 ae. 80ys. & buried on Sept.4, 1873. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ned Sweat" <sweat@ida.net> To: <qc-etanglo@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 12:36 AM Subject: Re: [QC-ETANGLO] Johnsons and Bates of Ned Sweat > My husband Ned helps me with my family history and so either one of us may > send emails. I appreciate you answering my query. We believe Samuel > Johnson was of Stanbridge, but is buried in Dunham. (Someone just answered > and said that Samuel was buried by his wife Sarah in the Bates cemetery.) > Right now we know the following children: Layfayette, b 1830, of > Stanbridge, md, Mary Williams, Lemuel, b 1833, Sutton, md Altha Marcia > Smead, Seneca Paige, b 1836, Dunham, md Anne Marie Wilson, Climena , b > 1843, > of Stanbridge, md James Bates. We feel Samuel was born in Vermont and > more > than likely a loyalist. We are putting together a lot of the Bates family > also. Thanks for any help. Anna Jean Sweat > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Pwscudder@comcast.net> > To: <QC-ETANGLO@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 8:05 PM > Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Johnsons and Bates of Ned Sweat > > >> Hi Ned, >> >> I have Johnsons who lived in Dunham in about the 1830s and later in >> Granby, Shefford (now Brome). I believe the parents were originally from >> U.S. and may have been Loyalists. Does this ring a bell? >> >> Priscilla Scudder >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> QC-ETANGLO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > QC-ETANGLO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >