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Charley and Macy Johnson of Tishamingo Oklahoma

YvetteHuffman — 9 Jan 2009 2:04:49 GMT

I am the great-grand daughter of this two. I am looking for any information on them. There daughter Harriett is my grandmother.

John A johnson

weather2be — 7 Jan 2009 1:53:43 GMT

looking for more information on this person. Born possibly in 1918 and lived in or around portland oregon in 1946. He is listed as father in a 1947 birth. a few details included airplane mechanic. and age 30 as fathers age.

Julius Johnson of Knox County IL

jholmes761 — 7 Jan 2009 7:31:47 GMT

Can anyone help me in finding the father of "Julius Johnson" of Knox county IL? All I can find is the name "Rensselaer Johnson" born in PA. Julius Johnson was married to "Hattie Ensley"

JOHNSON Eloise TRIGG 1898 1982

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 8 Jan 2009 10:22:52 GMT

JOHNSON Eloise TRIGG 1898 1982

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Albert T./Edith P. Johnson

FTCJ1 — 8 Jan 2009 10:15:56 GMT

Looking for date of death and location for Albert T. and Edith P. Chesely Johnson. The last location I have for them is Minot, ND in 1925 to 1930. Albert was born in Woodbury, MN in 1860 and the son of Mons and Johannah Johnson.

THE FAMILY OF JOHNSON

mave447 — 8 Jan 2009 3:17:45 GMT

Hi,
I am wondering if anyone has a link or know how to get a link for my great grand parents.
my great nan was Elizabeth Johnson(formally Brown) born approximatly 1854 lived at 35,George street Sunderland when married.
My great grandfather was John Johnson born 1851( he was a blacksmiths striker)same address.
i need to find the marriage lines or death certificate or even birth certificate as i am stuck with the family tree.
my grandfather Thomas william johnson married Ada Eliza cockerill and moved to merseyside i can trace these the latter ones i have drawn a blank.
if anyone knows about them anything small or large i would appreciate it,the district is enumeration district ecclesiastical parish.my great nan lived in 8 north moore street as a child of 7,my grandad was in the workhouse at the age of 6.
thank you if you read this
mave x

JOHNSON Etta

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 8 Jan 2009 1:52:51 GMT

JOHNSON Etta

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JOHNSON W Lee

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 8 Jan 2009 1:52:34 GMT

JOHNSON W Lee

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JOHNSON Gussie WARDELL and Andrew A

t42Moore — 7 Jan 2009 6:39:01 GMT

JOHNSON Gussie WARDELL and Andrew A

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Re: John R. Johnson

Joe Black — 13 Jul 2003 7:44:10 GMT

Hello Mary
I do have John R. Johnsons parents. They are Louis Johnson and he married Anna (Ann) Blanton. I do not have any information on where they were born or where they are buried. I'm sure it would be North Carolina. I haven't tried to research this limb of the tree, however I certainlly will in the near future.
If you will send me your e mail address, when I get additional information on Louis and Anna Johnson I will send it to you. I'm sure you have all the information on the Lewis Napoleon Johnson family. I have all of John R. Johnson's children in my database. Most of them I have their spouses and some of the children. My e mail address is joedblack@juno.com. Any information I can help you with, I'm more than happy to accomodate. Regards, Joe Black

JOHNSON John T 1916-1962

t42Moore — 6 Jan 2009 8:35:37 GMT

JOHNSON John T 1916-1962

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JOHNSON Joe F 1918-1964

t42Moore — 6 Jan 2009 8:35:18 GMT

JOHNSON Joe F 1918-1964

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JOHNSON Thomas C 1921-1999

t42justin — 6 Jan 2009 5:47:35 GMT

JOHNSON Thomas C 1921-1999

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JOHNSON Theresa and Uri Bates

t42justin — 6 Jan 2009 5:47:20 GMT

JOHNSON Theresa and Uri Bates

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Frederick W. Johnson - al.

Ladyrock — 2 Oct 2006 7:46:20 GMT

Need information about Frederick W. Johnson B/Georgia 11 Jul 1852 d/25 Nov 1933 in Chilton co., Al.m/ Frances M. "Fannie" Singer

Have all 11 of their Kids, need his father and her father and all their kin.

He was my Ggrandfather.

clinton county IL

kevin1ufe2gp7vbrpvb8s9n05lrtput87o — 16 Nov 2008 2:59:12 GMT

I am looking for any info on the johnson's from Clinton County, IL around the trenton area. I think my great grandfather was George Johnson. His father was a judge. Email me at kruisermo@yahoo.com

johnson's in w.va.

hoosierdaddy47 — 9 Feb 2008 5:36:17 GMT

I am ronnie johnson son of joseph, grandson of joseph amond johnson.This johnson line would have been from around ansted w.va. Joseph A. Johnson had two sons by an earlier wife. Robert and Paul.Joseph A. then married Georgia Cameron
they had Joseph(my dad), James and Orville (Torb)Johnson.We think Georgia had a daughter after Joseph A. died. Her name we think was Margaret. Anyone with knowledge of this line please contact me.

John Wesley Johnson b 1855 Ray Co., MO

OKE01172 — 3 Jan 2009 5:20:53 GMT

I am looking for any info on my gggrandfather.

John Wesley Johnson was born 25 Nov 1855 in Ray County, MO and passed away 20 Apr 1935 in Cliquot, Polk County, MO. He is buried in Rondo Cemetery in Polk County, MO.

John Wesley married Maggie Myrtle Jones (1876-1952) in 1896 and they had the following children.

Clarence W Johnson - 1895-1978 m. Samantha Josephine Wallen
Nora Johnson - 1907
Lula Johnson - 1910
Bessie Johnson - 1911
Ada J Johnson - 1915-1927
Lois Lee Johnson - 1916-1917

Any help will be appreciated. I do have John Wesley's death certificate and it says his father is William Johnson. This line has been very difficult to trace. Boy there are alot of Johnson's out there!

Chris

Betsey JOHNSON COLLINS VANBUREN

pajolova1 — 4 Jan 2009 4:13:52 GMT

I am seeking death/burial information on Betsey JOHNSON COLLINS VanBUREN. Betsey was born about 1848 in Canada to James A JOHNSON and Ann DENT.

On December 22, 1873 she marries widower Tristan CoLLINS in Dakota, Waushara County, WI. They have five children: Susan, Alvin, Myra, Andrew and Henry that I know of.

Tristan dies November 3, 1888 in Dakota. On June 18, 1891 Betsey then marries James VanBUREN of Princeton, Green Lake County.

I then find James VanBUREN on the 1900 census as widowed. James then married Frances Decourcey/Decomsey November 28, 1901. I believe Betsey was James' second wife as James is shown on that 1900 census record with son, Vern who was born in 1875 which would have been before Betsey married James.

What happened to Betsey? I do not find her living with any of her children. Did she die? Did she divorce James VanBUREN? Any direction or help would great

Manitoba Johnsons

mandeehead — 9 Jan 2003 5:37:31 GMT

Looking for decendents of a Duncan Johnson. Duncan came to Canada in 1847 with his parents Alexander and Margaret Johnson, as well as his brothers, Archibald, Hugh, John, Donald, Alexander, and James and his sister Mary from Argyleshire Scotland. Duncan was born about 1822. After coming to Canada he relocated to Sydney Manitoba.

JOHNSON Henry Martin 1917-1963

t42Moore — 3 Jan 2009 9:04:20 GMT

JOHNSON Henry Martin 1917-1963

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JOHNSON Vernon 1920-1958

t42Moore — 3 Jan 2009 9:04:06 GMT

JOHNSON Vernon 1920-1958

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Dissie Miller Johnson

futrell6869 — 3 Jan 2009 2:57:50 GMT

I am looking for any family members of the Tracy and Dessie Johnson. I am looking for the Miller side of Dessie's family.

Carl Johnson and mother injured Christmas 1908, Baldwin County, AL

charbmoore1 — 3 Jan 2009 11:26:33 GMT

From the Mobile, Alabama Newspaper
Sunday, Jan. 3, 1909

"In Silverhill(Baldwin County, AL) on Christmas Day, Carl Johnson , his mother and Mrs. H. Schaffer were thrown from a buggy in a runaway. One of Johnson's legs was broken, his mother's skull was fractured and Mrs. Schaffer's nose was broken. All are expected to recover."

Not my line, just sharing.

Nimrod Johnson

LindaBauer87 — 10 Feb 2006 8:39:44 GMT

Looking for Nimrod Johnson m-Susanna Gallian. They had two sons, 1. William b-Jackson Co., TN, m-Eliza Webb, 2. Samuel m-Nancy

JOHNSON Bobby R 1956-1992

t42Moore — 2 Jan 2009 10:59:38 GMT

JOHNSON Bobby R 1956-1992

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JOHNSON Barrett W 1978-1991

t42Moore — 2 Jan 2009 10:05:01 GMT

JOHNSON Barrett W 1978-1991

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JOHNSON Margaret M 1915-1997

t42Moore — 2 Jan 2009 8:26:47 GMT

JOHNSON Margaret M 1915-1997

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JOHNSON Donald W 1914-1980

t42Moore — 2 Jan 2009 8:26:26 GMT

JOHNSON Donald W 1914-1980

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Nancy Johnson born 1822 Ga. married William Robinson

Deborah — 26 Sep 2000 4:36:22 GMT

Trying to locate the parents of Nancy Johnson born 1822 Ga. She married William Robinson from Tenn. They settled in Carroll Co., Ga. and Haralson Co., Ga. These are border counties. William was a Primitive Baptist Minister for over 50 yrs. They are buried in Plainview Cemetery, Haralson Co., Ga. Two of their sons served in the Civil War. I do not know where William and Nancy married but assuming Ga. If anyone knows anthing of this line please reply. I have hit a brick wall.
Thanks!

DAVID JOHNSON: DATA 1822-1844 UPDATED TO CONFIRM.FRENCH FOLLOWS

JeanPaul222 — 2 Jan 2009 7:49:56 GMT

HELP PLEASE : among descendants of David Johnson listed just below, would be someone who would have in hand data, in his or her genealogical tree or in his or her oral tradition, about our common ancestor from 1822 to 1844 ?

David Johnson limited list of descendants surnames : JOHNSON, BACHAND, OUIMET, LAFORTUNE, DAGENAIS, FORGET, LAMBERT, BROUSSEAU, SHANNON, GIOVENCO, ROSSI, DESJARDINS, GUNN, BASCOMB, MILTON.

DAVID JOHNSON : DATA 1822-1844 UPDATED TO CONFIRM, from his birth to 22 years old, in Quebec, Canada (or in USA or in England).
N.B. FRENCH FORM FOLLOWS
Census 1851-52 declares David Johnson as being born in Montreal (he is surely the same David Johnson married to Virginie Brousseau, with three children identified with them on the same census ; a daughter with her Grandmother Côté). Census 1861 declares his birth in the USA (I thought of New England or he came through a port of New England). The following censuses (1871, 1881, 1891) declare his birth in England. Two documents speak of David Johnson as having an ethnic Irish origin (via Keinan ?).
The original David' birth document was seemingly destroyed in the Anglican Christ Church fire, 10 December 1856, in Montreal. Then, an hypothesis with civil documents is required. For the moment, the most plausible hypothesis I hold on, of which elements fit very well together and the one which is the most conform to oral tradition, is that David Johnson is born in Montreal in 1822 and not in England. Also I hold on his father, Thomas Johnson, is born abt 1784 at Norwich, Norfolk, UK, and his mother, Mary Ann Johnson (Keinan), abt 1785 in Ireland. They married abt 1806, at their arrival at Montreal after travelling together, with a Thomas' brother, William David, and with a sister' Mary Ann or a sister' Thomas and William, on the boat coming from Liverpool. Thomas held a boarding house ; William, a goldsmith shop on the Notre-Dame Street (St. Mary), west of McGill. William and Thomas held together the goldsmith shop during 1843-1844. William being probably dead abt 58 years old, Thomas continued alone until abt 1847. Thomas and Mary Ann had abt six children in Montreal, including the youngest, David, in 1822. Abt 1847, now abt 63 years old, Thomas and Mary Ann returned to England finish their days in Norwich. They died between 1853 and 1860.
Main source of my hypothesis : (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
Sources :
- Persons : Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
- Birth : National Archives of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, CANADA. Marriage contract of 19 January 1844, in the presence of Charles-Edouard Gagnon, notary. David Johnson said there to be 22 years old.
- Burial : Registry of St. Jerome, Quebec, Canada. This cemetery is still at the same place as in 1899. Source : History and Genealogy Thousand Islands, Heritage Funeral of St. Therese, p.1.
- Marriage 1 : BAnQ, non-Catholic marriages in the Montreal region, 1766-1899.
- Marriage 2 : Registry of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
- BAnQ, Lovell's Montreal and it suburb Directory (1842-1999).
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The last steps to confirm the genealogical history of my GGrandfather David Johnson before his twenties (from abt 1822 to 1844).
Here is the data I found about the family of Thomas Johnson, my GGGrandfather, mainly concerning his son, David Johnson, my GGrandfather :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Record ID : 215860
Year : 1825
Name of Head of Family : Thomas Johnson [he is the only one named in the census]
Residence : Montreal City (West Ward), 9th Main Division of this Parish,
Montreal County, Lower Canada [Quebec]
Number of People Living in the House : 10
Number of People Absent from the House : 0
Total Number of People Living in the House:
Under the age of 6 : 1
At least 6 years but less than 14 years : 3
At least 14 years but less than 18 years : 1
Males :
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – not married : 1
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – married : 0
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – not married : 1
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – not married : 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – married : 1
At least 60 years and older – not married : 0
At least 60 years and older – married : 0
Under 14 years : 1
Females :
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – not married : 2
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – married : 1
At least 45 years and older – not married : 0
At least 45 years and older – married : 0
General Remarks : none
Event : #cq100 : 1825 Census of Lower Canada, Montreal County – City of Montreal.
Source : Transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
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From the preceding data (1825 Montreal Census, 20 June to 20 September), here is how I constructed the Thomas Johnson family hypothesis, ultimately to obtain data about David Johnson :
Thomas Johnson, head, born abt 1784 Norwich, Norfolk, England, age 41
Mary Ann Kenyon, wife, born abt 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh ?), Ireland, age 40
EMIGRATION AT MONTREAL, LOWER-CANADA, ABT 1806
MARRIAGE : ABT 1806, in Montreal
DECEASES :
Thomas : 1856 or 1860 ; ( at or near St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Mary Ann : 1853 or 1854 or 1857 or 1860 ( at or near St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
A Thomas' brother (William David ?), born abt 1786 at Norwich,Norfolk, Uk, not married, age abt 39
A Thomas' or Mary Ann' sister, born abt 1788 at Norwich,Norfolk, Uk, or in Ireland, not married age abt 37
(William and Mary Ann' sister would they marry also abt 1806 in Montreal, as Thomas and Mary Ann – double marriage - ?)
Child 1 son, born abt 1807 Montreal age abt 18
Child 2 daughter, born abt 1810 Montreal age abt 15
Child 3 daughter, born abt 1813 Montreal age abt 12
Child 4 son, born abt 1816 Montreal age abt 9
Child 5 daughter, born abt 1819 Montreal age abt 6
Child 6 son DAVID, born 1822 Montreal age 3
Nota : David Johnson and his sons, declared to be Episcopalian (the USA Anglican Church).
Sources :
- persons : based on 1825 Census or Lower Canada, Montreal County, City of Montreal, transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
- births, deaths : Ancestry.com.
- marriage : FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.
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In Montreal area, May 10 1806, Thomas was authorized as a trustee for a trusteeship asked May 7 1806. Source : BAnQ, Trustee and trusteeship of Montreal area, 1791-1807.
Two times (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson was chosen as a person liable to serve as a juror at Montreal court, as said by the following :
Years of Record : 1811 & 1813
Source/Event : Montreal : Jury Lists (Persons liable to serve as jurors)
Comments : living in Montreal
Reference : National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 for 1811 & page 45 for 1813.
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DAVID JOHNSON : DONNÉES 1822-1844 MISES À JOUR À CONFIRMER

À L'AIDE SVP : parmi les descendants de David Johnson mentionnés dans la liste qui suit immédiatement, y en aurait-il un qui aurait des informations, dans son arbre généalogique ou dans sa tradition orale, concernant notre ancêtre commun, de 1822 à 1844 ?

Liste non exhaustive des noms de famille reliés aux descendants de David Johnson : JOHNSON, BACHAND, OUIMET, LAFORTUNE, DAGENAIS, FORGET, LAMBERT, BROUSSEAU, SHANNON, GIOVENCO, ROSSI, DESJARDINS, GUNN, BASCOMB, MILTON.

DAVID JOHNSON : DONNÉES 1822-1844 MISES À JOUR À CONFIRMER, de sa naissance à l'âge de 22 ans, au Québec, Canada (ou aux USA ou en Angleterre).
Le recensement de 1851-52 déclare que DAVID JOHNSON est né à Montréal (il s’agit pourtant bel et bien du David Johnson marié à Virginie Brousseau, ayant trois enfants identifiés avec eux sur le même recensement ; une fille, avec sa grand-mère Côté). Le recensement de 1861 déclare qu'il est né aux États-Unis (j’ai pensé à la Nouvelle-Angleterre ou qu’il est arrivé par un port de la Nouvelle-Angleterre). Les recensements suivants (1871, 1881, 1891) déclarent qu'il est né en Angleterre. Deux documents parlent de la famille Johnson comme ayant une origine ethnique irlandaise (via Keinan ?).
Le certificat de naissance de David a été vraisemblablement détruit lors de l'incendie de La Anglican Christ Church, le 10 décembre 1856 à Montréal. Alors, une hypothèse à l'aide de documents civils est requise.
Pour le moment, l'hypothèse la plus plausible que je retiens, dont les éléments s'emboîtent très bien ensemble et celle qui est la plus conforme à la tradition orale, est que David Johnson est né à Montréal en 1822 et non en Angleterre. Également que son père, Thomas Johnson, est né vers 1784 à Norwich, Norfolk, UK, et sa mère, Mary Ann Johnson (Keinan), vers 1785 en Irlande. Que ces derniers se sont mariés vers 1806 après avoir voyagé ensemble, avec un frère de Thomas, William David, et une sœur de Mary Ann ou une sœur de Thomas et William, sur le bateau parti de Liverpool. Thomas a tenu une pension de famille ; William, une boutique d'orfèvrerie sur la Rue Notre-Dame (St. Mary), à l'ouest de McGill. William et Thomas tinrent ensemble la boutique d'orfèvrerie durant l'année 1843-1844. William étant probablement décédé à l'âge d'environ 58 ans, Thomas continua seul jusque vers 1847. Thomas et Mary Ann eurent environ six enfants à Montréal, dont le cadet, David, en 1822. Que, vers 1847, ayant tous deux autour de 63 ans, Thomas et Mary Ann retournèrent en Angleterre finir leurs jours à Norwich. Qu'ils moururent entre 1853 et 1860.
(Source principale de mon hypothèse : (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
Sources :
- personnes : Recensement du Canada Est et Ouest, du NB et de la NE en 1851 (1852). Originaux microfilmés des actes de mariage et de sépulture.
- naissance : Archives nationales de Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada. Contrat de mariage du 19 janvier 1844, devant Charles-Édouard Gagnon, notaire. David Johnson y déclare avoir 22 ans.
- inhumation : Greffe de St-Jérôme, Québec, Canada. Ce cimetière est encore aujourd'hui au même endroit qu'en 1899. Source : Société d'histoire et de généalogie des Mille-Iles, Patrimoine funéraire de Sainte-Thérèse, p.1.
- mariage 1: BAnQ, Mariages non catholiques de la région de Montréal, 1766-1899.
- mariage 2: Greffe de Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada. Recensement du Canada Est et Ouest, du NB et de la NE en 1851 (1852). Originaux microfilmés des actes de mariage et de sépulture.
- BAnQ, Annuaires Lovell de Montréal et sa banlieue (1842-1999).

Dernières étapes pour confirmer l'histoire généalogique de mon arrière-grand-père, David Johnson, de sa naissance jusqu'au début de sa vingtaine (à partir de 1822, environ, à 1844).
Tout d'abord les données que j'ai recueillies sur la famille de Thomas Johnson, mon arrière arrière-grand-père, principalement concernant son fils, David Johnson, mon arrière-grand-père :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Fiche d'identification : 215860
Année : 1825
Nom du chef de famille : Thomas Johnson [il est le seul Thomas Johnson du recensement]
Résidence : Ville de Montréal (Quartier Ouest), 9e Division principale de cette paroisse,
Comté de Montréal, Bas Canada [Québec]
Nombre de personnes vivant sous le même toit : 10
Nombre de personnes absentes de la maison : 0
Nombre total de personnes vivant dans cette maison :
En bas de 6 ans : 1
Ayant au moins 6 ans, mais moins de 14 ans : 3
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 18 ans : 1
Personnes de sexe masculin :
Au moins 18 ans, mais moins de 25 ans – non mariés : 1
Au moins 18 ans, mais moins de 25 ans – mariés : 0
Au moins 25 ans, mais moins de 40 ans – non mariés : 1
Au moins 25 ans, mais moins de 40 ans – mariés :0
Au moins 40 ans, mais moins de 60 – non mariés : 0
Au moins 40 ans, mais moins de 60 – mariés : 1
Au moins 60 ans et plus – non mariés : 0
Au moins 60 ans et plus – mariés : 0
Moins de 14 ans : 1
Personnes de sexe féminin :
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 45 ans – non mariées : 2
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 45 ans – mariées : 1
Au moins 45 ans et plus – non mariées : 0
Au moins 45 ans et plus – mariées : 0
Remarque générale : aucune
Événement : #cq100 : recensement de 1825, Bas Canada, Comté de Montréal, Ville de Montréal, transcrit à partir du (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
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À partir des données précédentes (Recensement de Montréal 1825, du 20 juin au 20 septembre), voici comment j'ai élaboré l'hypothèse de la famille de Thomas Johnson, afin d'obtenir en dernier lieu des données sur David Johnson:
Thomas Johnson, le chef de famille, est né vers 1784 à Norwich, Norfolk, England ; il a 41 ans en 1825
Mary Ann Kenyon, sa femme, est née vers 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh ?), Irlande ; elle a 40 ans en 1825
ÉMIGRATION À MONTRÉAL, BAS CANADA, vers 1806
Leur MARIAGE : vers 1806, à Montréal
Leur DÉCÈS :
Thomas : en 1856 ou en 1860 à Norwich ( ou près de St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Mary Ann : en 1853 ou 1854 ou 1857 ou 1860 à Norwich ( ou près de St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Un frère de Thomas, (William David?), né vers 1788 à Norwich, Norfolk, Uk, non marié, environ 39 ans en 1825
Une sœur de Mary Ann, née vers 1788 en Irlande, non mariée, environ 37 ans en 1825
(William et la sœur de Mary Ann se seraient-ils mariés également vers 1806 à Montréal, comme Thomas et Mary Ann – mariage double - ?)
1er enfant, un fils, né vers 1807 à Montréal ; il a environ 18 ans en 1825
2e enfant, une fille, née vers 1810 à Montréal ; elle a environ 15 ans en 1825
3e enfant, une fille, née vers 1813 à Montréal ; elle a environ 12 ans en 1825
4e enfant, un fils, né vers 1816 à Montréal ; il a environ 9 ans en 1825
5e enfant, une fille, née vers 1819 à Montréal ; elle a environ 6 ans en 1825
6e enfant, un fils, DAVID, né en 1822 à Montréal ; il a 3 ans en 1825
Note : David Johnson et ses fils, ont déclaré être d'allégeance épiscopalienne (l'église anglicane des USA).
Sources :
- personnes : basées sur le recensement de 1825, Bas Canada, Comté de Montréal, Ville de Montréal, transcrit à partir du (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
- naissances, décès : Ancestry.com.
- mariage : FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.
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Dans la région de Montréal, le 10 mai 1806, Thomas a reçu le titre de curateur d'une curatelle demandée le 7 mai 1806. Source : Tutelle et curatelle de la région de Montréal, 1791-1807.
Par deux fois (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson a été sur la liste légale des personnes pouvant servir de juré à la Cour de Montréal , comme le mentionnent les sources suivantes :
Années des enregistrements : 1811 & 1813
Source/Événement : Montréal : Listes de Jury (Personnes pouvant servir comme jurés)
Commentaires : habitant à Montréal
Référence : Archives Nationales du Canada, Microfilm Bobine No H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 pour 1811 & page 45 pour 1813.

John & Margaretha Johnson

Helen — 23 Jun 2006 3:43:55 GMT

John Johnson of Middletown,MD. Father is Thomas (not the governer) and Mary Rogers Johnson. Need information on exact location of Hawbottom Cemetery and whereabouts of wife Margaretha's burial.

JOHNSON Raymond Milton 1927-1988

t42Moore — 2 Jan 2009 2:16:15 GMT

JOHNSON Raymond Milton 1927-1988

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JOHNSON Rebecca Ann 1953-1954

t42justin — 1 Jan 2009 11:16:20 GMT

JOHNSON Rebecca Ann 1953-1954

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JOHNSONS-NORWAY-NORTH DAKOTA

sweitzels — 31 Jul 2001 7:48:47 GMT

Looking for JOHNSONS WATFORD CITY, NORTH DAKOTA AREA.
Imigrated from NORWAY My Great Grandmother CLARA JOHNSON was a MIDWIFE. My Great Grandfather IVER JOHNSON died before 1929. They also owned mines in the area. Their children:GESTERFIELD IVER JOHNSON (my grandfather aka JESS)
EPHRIAM, HERMAN, RALPH, FRANCES, CHARLOTTE, RUBY, AND VESTA.
JESS married DELLA BOND he died in the 40s their children: LORENE, FRANCES(MY MOTHER),CHARLOTTE AND NEIL.Any info would help.

Johnson Genealogy from Norway to WI to Iowa to MN

caroloveson — 27 Jun 2003 2:36:51 GMT

LA Female Johnson

dlsepeda — 30 Dec 2008 5:42:27 GMT

Looking for info on "Bell JOHNSON Odom"
b.1893 (where?)
d.1940 (LA)
m. Daniel Webster "Webb" ODOM (Bell w/a daughter (Gertra Johnson) in tow.)

Not clear on if Gertra is born out of wedlock and carries the Bell's maiden name of JOHNSON or if the JOHNSON is from a previous marriage altogether.

No idea, no other leads, kind of a dead end, so any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Denni

Nicholas Johnson 121st NY in CW

Paul J. Murray — 24 Dec 1999 2:01:07 GMT

Looking for info on the above. I know he was b.1836 in Herkimer Cty. NY. Married Julia Van Nort. I believe his parents were Elias E Minerva Carter. Any help would be great.
Thank You

Hezikiah R. Johnson of Texas

Hezikiah R. Johnson of Texas — 20 Sep 2001 4:46:35 GMT

Seeking the son of Hezikiah Johnson and Liza Frances Davis married 30 Jult 1866. They had one child Thomas 1879. Hezikiah was in C.S.A. Co.H. 17th Reg.Texas Cavarly. I have very little on Hezikiah what happen to him?? By 1870 Liza was back with her parents Charles Judkens of Nacodgoches co. Texas.
I could not find a Pension on him? Help please, charlotte

Jonathan Johnson

jsgoldny_1 — 31 Dec 2008 8:01:14 GMT

I'm researching a Jonathan Johnson who died in Ulster County NY 1792. He married a Elizabeth Yelverston in 1779. They had six children, Jonathan,John,Mercy,Andrew,Peter, and Nicholas. John is my 4th great grandfather. I'm looking for anyone who may have imformation on Jonathan Johnson.
I'm also looking to do DNA for finding links to any family.
Thank You for any help. James Simons

John Johnson - Spartanburg Co.

dpj071 — 29 Dec 2008 12:47:57 GMT

It's been a few years since I've posted for this line. Are there any descendants of John "Jack" Johnson & Rhoda Durham? John born about 1783; died 1857. My line is their son, Washington Johnson (1817-1906) and Elizabeth Pearson.

Obit; Vera A. Johnson 1926-2OO8

woodsman1953 — 31 Dec 2008 2:13:58 GMT

Click on attached,,,

Mariah Johnson/Johnston b. 1858 Ripley Co., IN

cat2397 — 31 Dec 2008 1:48:23 GMT

Searching for information on Mariah Johnson/Johnston who was born c. 1858 in Ripley Co. to James Johnston/Johnson and Mariah Smith. Mariah's mother died in 1861, and her father remarried Elizabeth Willoughby in 1864.

JOHNSON Dewey C 1915-1996

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 2:33:42 GMT

JOHNSON Dewey C 1915-1996

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JOHNSON Juanita B 1924-2001

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 2:33:33 GMT

JOHNSON Juanita B 1924-2001

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JOHNSON Randall Wayne and Doris TIEDEMAN

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 2:08:31 GMT

JOHNSON Randall Wayne and Doris TIEDEMAN

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Louis/Lewis and Matilda Johnson

lorri_lynch — 28 May 2002 7:46:21 GMT

My gg-parents Louis/lewis and Matilda Johnson were living in vicksburg Mississippi. Matilda died giving birth to one of her sons. They had several children: Wilbur, Robert, Leon, Booker, annie, Louise. I quite remember the rest of there names. Most of the sibilings moved to New York, Buffaloe N.Y., Texas and Tenn. If any of these names sound familar,please let me know..Thanks P.S. It was understood by my father that, my grandfather changed his name from Johnston to Johnson ( it was'nt written in stone)

JOHNSON Michael M 1949-2000

t42Moore — 29 Dec 2008 1:43:24 GMT

JOHNSON Michael M 1949-2000

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Delta County Johnsons

chrisjohor — 25 Nov 2001 12:26:14 GMT

Hi, I am looking for anyone who may have any information regarding paternal grandfather's family. His name was Elmer (also spelled Almer and Jalmar) Oscar Johnson and he was born around June of 1899 in Marinette, WI. His parents were Oscar Johnson and Beda Anderson. My grandfather has four brothers and three sisters. His brothers names were Clifford Leo, Earl and Leslie and his sisters names were Lillian, Mabel and Hazel. The whole family was living in Escanaba, MI in the 1910 Census. I believe that my grandfather died around 1925 or 1926 in Escanaba. My grandmother's name was Malvina Jutstrom. I am interested in learning whether my great aunts and uncles had any children. I believe that Earl may have died around 1989 in Delta County, Michigan and Clifford may have died in May of 1979, also in Delta County. I have never met any of my great aunts or uncles and know nothing of the family after around 1925.

DAVID JOHNSON : DONNÉES 1822-1844 À CONFIRMER. DATA 1822-1844 TO CONFIRM.

JeanPaul222 — 27 Dec 2008 6:55:08 GMT

DAVID JOHNSON : DONNÉES 1822-1844 À CONFIRMER, de sa naissance à l'âge de 22 ans, au Québec, Canada, ou aux USA ou en Angleterre.

Le recensement de 1851-52 déclare que DAVID JOHNSON est né à Montréal (il s’agit pourtant bel et bien du David Johnson marié à Virginie Brousseau, ayant les mêmes premiers enfants déjà identifiés jusqu’en 1851). Le recensement de 1861 déclare qu'il est né aux États-Unis (j’ai pensé à la Nouvelle-Angleterre ou qu’il est arrivé par un port de la Nouvelle-Angleterre). Les recensements suivants (1871, 1881, 1891) déclarent qu'il est né en Angleterre. Deux documents parlent de la famille Johnson comme ayant une origine ethnique irlandaise (via Keinan ?).
Pour le moment, l'hypothèse la plus plausible que je retiens, dont les éléments s'emboîtent très bien ensemble et celle qui est la plus conforme à la tradition orale, est que David Johnson est né à Montréal en 1822 et non en Angleterre. Également que son père, Thomas Johnson, est né vers 1784 à Norwich, Norfolk, U.K. et que sa mère, Mary Ann Johnson (Kenyon), est née vers 1785 en Irlande. Que ces derniers se sont mariés vers 1805 (peut-être à Drumcree, Armagh), puis qu'ils ont émigré d'Irlande ou d'Angleterre (de Norwich ou de Londres). Qu'ils se sont probablement établis à Montréal vers 1809 avec leurs deux premiers enfants pour y tenir une boutique d'orfèvrerie sur la Rue Notre-Dame (St. Mary), à l'ouest de McGill. Qu'ils eurent six autres enfants à Montréal, dont le cadet, David, en 1822. Que, vers 1847, ils retournèrent en Angleterre finir leurs jours à Norwich (ou à Londres ?). Qu'ils moururent entre 1853 et 1860 si c'est à Norwich qu'ils retournèrent. (Source principale de mon hypothèse : (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
Sources :
- personnes : Recensement du Canada Est et Ouest, du NB et de la NE en 1851 (1852). Originaux microfilmés des actes de mariage et de sépulture.
- naissance : Archives nationales de Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada. Contrat de mariage du 19 janvier 1844, devant Charles-Édouard Gagnon, notaire. David Johnson y déclare avoir 22 ans.
- inhumation : Greffe de St-Jérôme, Québec, Canada. Ce cimetière est encore aujourd'hui le même qu'en 1899. Source : Société d'histoire et de généalogie des Mille-Iles, Patrimoine funéraire de Sainte-Thérèse, p.1.
- mariage 1: BAnQ, Mariages non catholiques de la région de Montréal, 1766-1899.
- mariage 2: Greffe de Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada. Recensement du Canada Est et Ouest, du NB et de la NE en 1851 (1852). Originaux microfilmés des actes de mariage et de sépulture.

Dernières étapes pour confirmer l'histoire généalogique de mon arrière-grand-père, David Johnson, de sa naissance jusqu'au début de sa vingtaine (à partir de ca 1822 à 1844).
Tout d'abord les données que j'ai recueillies sur la famille de Thomas Johnson, mon arrière arrière-grand-père, principalement concernant son fils, David Johnson, mon arrière-grand-père :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Fiche d'identification : 215860
Année : 1825
Nom du chef de famille : Thomas Johnson [il est le seul Thomas Johnson du recensement]
Résidence : Ville de Montréal (Quartier Ouest), 9e Division principale de cette paroisse,
Comté de Montréal, Bas Canada [Québec]
Nombre de personnes vivant sous le même toit : 10
Nombre de personnes absentes de la maison : 0
Nombre de personnes vivant dans cette maison :
En bas de 6 ans : 1
Ayant au moins 6 ans, mais moins de 14 ans : 3
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 18 ans : 1
Personnes de sexe masculin :
Au moins 18 ans, mais moins de 25 ans – non mariés : 1
Au moins 18 ans, mais moins de 25 ans – mariés : 0
Au moins 25 ans, mais moins de 40 ans – non mariés : 1
Au moins 25 ans, mais moins de 40 ans – mariés :0
Au moins 40 ans, mais moins de 60 – non mariés : 0
Au moins 40 ans, mais moins de 60 – mariés : 1
Au moins 60 ans et plus – non mariés : 0
Au moins 60 ans et plus – mariés : 0
Moins de 14 ans : 1
Personnes de sexe féminin :
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 45 ans – non mariées : 2
Au moins 14 ans, mais moins de 45 ans – mariées : 1
Au moins 45 ans et plus – non mariées : 0
Au moins 45 ans et plus – mariées : 0
Remarque générale : aucune
Événement : #cq100 : recensement de 1825, Bas Canada, Comté de Montréal, Ville de Montréal, transcrit à partir du (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
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À partir des données précédentes (Recensement de Montréal 1825), voici comment j'ai élaboré l'hypothèse de la famille de Thomas Johnson, afin d'obtenir en dernier lieu des données sur David Johnson:
Thomas Johnson, le chef de famille, est né ca 1784 à Norwich, Norfolk, England ; il a 41 ans en 1825
Mary Ann Kenyon, sa femme, est née ca 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh ?), Irlande ; elle a 40 ans en 1825
Leur MARIAGE : ca 1805 (Drumcree, Armagh, Irlande ?)
Leur DÉCÈS : Thomas et Mary Ann à Norwich ( ou près de St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Thomas : en 1856 ou en 1860 ; Mary Ann : en 1853 ou 1854 ou 1857 ou 1860
1er enfant, un fils, né ca 1807 en Irlande ou en Angleterre ; il a 18 ans en 1825
2e enfant, une fille, née ca 1808 en Irlande ou en Angleterre ; elle a 17 ans en 1825
ÉMIGRATION À MONTRÉAL, BAS CANADA, ca 1809
3e enfant, une fille, née en ca 1810 à Montréal ; elle a 15 ans en 1825
4e enfant, un fils, né en ca 1812 à Montréal ; il a 13 ans en 1825
5e enfant, une fille, née en ca 1816 à Montréal ; elle a 9 ans en 1825
6e enfant, un fils, né en ca 1818 à Montréal ; il a 7 ans en 1825
7e enfant, une fille, née en ca 1820 à Montréal ; elle a 5 ans en 1825
8e enfant, un fils, DAVID, né en ca 1822 à Montréal ; il a 3 ans en 1825
Note : David Johnson et ses fils, ont déclaré être d'allégeance épiscopalienne (l'église anglicane des USA).
Sources :
- personnes : basées sur le recensement de 1825, Bas Canada, Comté de Montréal, Ville de Montréal, transcrit à partir du (film des) documents faisant partie de la Collection de la Bibliothèque des Archives du Canada [autrefois les Archives Nationales du Canada] [Ottawa] : bobine C-718).
- naissances, décès : Ancestry.com.
- mariage : FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.
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Par deux fois (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson a été sur la liste légale des personnes pouvant servir de juré à la Cour de Montréal , comme le mentionnent les sources suivantes :
Années des enregistrements : 1811 & 1813
Source/Événement : Montréal: Listes de Jury (Personnes pouvant servir comme jurés)
Commentaires : habitant à Montréal
Référence : Archives Nationales du Canada, Microfilm Bobine No H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 pour 1811 & page 45 pour 1813.
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Liste non exhaustive des noms de famille reliés aux descendants de David Johnson : JOHNSON, BACHAND, OUIMET, LAFORTUNE, DAGENAIS, FORGET, LAMBERT, BROUSSEAU, SHANNON, GIOVENCO, ROSSI, DESJARDINS, GUNN, BASCOMB, MILTON.
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DAVID JOHNSON : DATA 1822-1844 TO CONFIRM, from his birth to 22 years old, in Quebec, Canada, or in USA or in England.

Census 1851-52 declares David Johnson as being born in Montreal (he is surely the same David Johnson married to Virginie Brousseau, with the same first children already identified until 1851). Census 1861 declares his birth in the USA (I thought of New England or he came through a port of New England). The following censuses (1871, 1881, 1891) declare his birth in England. Two documents speak of David Johnson as having an ethnic Irish origin (via Keinan ?).
For the moment, the most plausible hypothesis that I hold on, of which elements fit very well together and the one which is the most conform to oral tradition, is that David Johnson is born at Montreal in 1822 and not in England. Also I hold on his father, Thomas Johnson, is born around 1784 at Norwich, Norfolk, UK and his mother, Mary Ann Johnson (Kenyon), is born circa 1785 in Ireland. They married abt 1805 (perhaps at Drumcree, Armagh), then they emigrated from Ireland or England (Norwich or London). They probably established in 1809 at Montreal with their two first children to hold a goldsmith shop on the Notre-Dame Street (St. Mary), west of McGill. They had six other children in Montreal, including the youngest, David, in 1822. Abt 1847, they returned to England finish their days in Norwich (or London). They died between 1853 and 1860 if they returned to Norwich. (Main source of my hypothesis : (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718).
Sources :
- Persons : Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
- Birth : National Archives of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, CANADA. Marriage contract of 19 January 1844, before Charles-Edouard Gagnon, notary. David Johnson said there to be 22 years old.
- Burial : Registry of St. Jerome, Quebec, Canada. This cemetery is still the same as 1899. Source : History and Genealogy Thousand Islands, Heritage Funeral of St. Therese, p.1.
- Marriage 1 : BAnQ, non-Catholic marriages in the Montreal region, 1766-1899.
- Marriage 2 : Registry of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
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The last steps to confirm the genealogical history of my GGrandfather David Johnson before his twenties (from abt 1822 to 1844).
Here is the data I found about the family of Thomas Johnson, my GGGrandfather, mainly concerning his son, David Johnson, my GGrandfather :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Record ID : 215860
Year : 1825
Name of Head of Family : Thomas Johnson [he is the only one named in the census]
Residence : Montreal City (West Ward), 9th Main Division of this Parish,
Montreal County, Lower Canada [Quebec]
Number of People Living in the House : 10
Number of People Absent from the House : 0
Total Number of People Living in the House:
Under the age of 6 : 1
At least 6 years but less than 14 years : 3
At least 14 years but less than 18 years : 1
Males :
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – not married : 1
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – married : 0
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – not married : 1
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – not married : 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – married : 1
At least 60 years and older – not married : 0
At least 60 years and older – married : 0
Under 14 years : 1
Females :
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – not married : 2
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – married : 1
At least 45 years and older – not married : 0
At least 45 years and older – married : 0
General Remarks : none
Event : #cq100 : 1825 Census of Lower Canada, Montreal County – City of Montreal.
Source : Transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
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From the preceding data (1825 Montreal Census), here is how I constructed the Thomas Johnson family hypothesis, ultimately to obtain data about David Johnson :
Thomas Johnson, head, born abt 1784 Norwich, Norfolk, England age 41
Mary Ann Kenyon, wife, born abt 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh ?), Ireland 40
MARRIAGE : ABT 1805 (Drumcree, Armagh, Ireland ?)
Deceases : Thomas and Mary Ann at Norwich ( at or near St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Thomas : 1856 or 1860 ; Mary Ann : 1853 or 1854 or 1857 or 1860
Child 1 son, born abt 1807 Ireland or England age 18
Child 2 daughter, born abt 1808 Ireland or England age 17
EMIGRATION AT MONTREAL, LOWER-CANADA, ABT 1809 ?
Child 3 daughter, born abt 1810 Montreal age 15
Child 4 son, born abt 1812 Montreal age 13
Child 5 daughter, born abt 1816 Montreal age 9
Child 6 son, born abt 1818 Montreal age 7
Child 7 daughter, born abt 1820 Montreal age 5
Child 8 son DAVID, born abt 1822 Montreal age 3
Nota : David Johnson and his sons, declared to be Episcopalian (the USA Anglican Church).
Sources :
- persons : based on 1825 Census or Lower Canada, Montreal County, City of Montreal, transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
- births, deaths : Ancestry.com.
- marriage : FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.
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Two times (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson was chosen as a person liable to serve as a juror at Montreal court, as said by the following :
Years of Record : 1811 & 1813
Source/Event : Montreal : Jury Lists (Persons liable to serve as jurors)
Comments : living in Montreal
Reference : National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 for 1811 & page 45 for 1813.
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David Johnson limited list of descendants surnames : JOHNSON, BACHAND, OUIMET, LAFORTUNE, DAGENAIS, FORGET, LAMBERT, BROUSSEAU, SHANNON, GIOVENCO, ROSSI, DESJARDINS, GUNN, BASCOMB, MILTON.

Harry Johnson (Sunderland, Co.Durham)

johnsnp — 23 Apr 2006 6:39:43 GMT

Hi

Does anyone have a Harry Johnson (b. 1878) in their tree? I know he married a Margaret Parkinson. They are my great grandparents.

Harry appears to be one of 5 children, George Thomas (b.1875), Margaret Ann (b.1880), Louise Jane (b.1882) and James (b.1884). His father is James Johnson (b.1839) who married an Elisabeth Hutchinson (b.1849, Penrith, Cumberland). I believe they married in 1865 in Sunderland. James was a House Joiner according to the 1881 and 1891 UK census.

If I am thus far correct, then James Johnson (b.1839) is one of 4 children William (b.1831), Elizabeth (b.1836), James (b.1839) and Margaret J (b.1841). His parents were George (b.1796 Monkwearmouth) and Margaret Johnson (b.1811, Whitehaven, Cumberland). George was a cooper by trade.

Did James Johnson (b.1839) marry anyone else? Possibly a Mary A.

I am awaiting a marriage certificate for my great grandparents to prove for sure, whether I am linked to these ancestors. I believe I am, because my Dad and my great Aunt told me about a Henry (now Harry) Johnson and a Margaret A Parkinson.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Nick

Info on Lacoste Johnson Chesterfield, SC

RiverguySC1 — 9 Jun 2005 7:55:27 GMT

The following News article was found in the Cheraw Chronicle Oct, 2 1930, top of front page, under the following headline.

"Sees Husband shot to Death"

Hartsville, Oct 1 1930 - Lacoste Johnson, Chesterfield county farmer, was fatally shot by his white tenant, Charlie Gainey, on the Johnson farm, nine miles north of Hartsville this afternoon while Mrs. Johnson looked helplessly on. At the inquest begun tonight the widow told a corner's jury that Gainey shot her husband three times and that he died almost at once.

Mrs. Johnson told officers that she and her husband were in there cotton field when Gainey came up. The two men engaged in a dispute over the settlement of an account which resulted in the volley from Gainey's gun. Although Mrs. Johnson testified that only three shots were fired a superficial examination of the body tonight showed six wounds, and further examination will be held tomorrow.

Gainey was arrested shortly after the shooting and placed in the Chesterfield county jail pending the conclusion of the inquest tomorrow at Mc Bee when tow additional witnesses are to be heard.

Mr. Johnson left behind his wife who before marriage was Rebecca Winburn, there children and his mother Mrs. Emma Johnson.
-end-

Lacoste was born Luther Lacoste Johnson on 13 Oct 1892, son of Jessie Johnson and Teresa Emma Smith. He is buried at Prospect United Methodist Church Cemetery near Hartsville, SC. His death certificate showed his autopsy was conducted by Dr. Byerly, Hartsville, SC. His cause of death was called a Homicide, Hemorrhage of vital organs by steel bullets. He was a farmer and landowner in the alligator township of Chesterfield county, SC.

For additional info you may contact me with your questions.

Frances Johnson, Blackhawk, MS

griffinlean — 26 Dec 2008 8:43:48 GMT

Looking for information from anyone on Frances Johnson's Family. She was born around 1854 and lived in Carroll County, Blackhawk, MS. She was married to Enoch Saffold in the 1870 census with 4 kids. The 1880 record shows her name as Johnson with 6 kids, mother of 9 with 7 living. Mother-in-law named Bertha.

matthew johnson

harold1010 — 26 Dec 2008 3:59:45 GMT

I am trying to find my great great grand father matthew born 1770? too 1776? died approx 1851 and alice johnson possible Nee Simson? they had a son matthew born 1827 to 1903 this is comfirmed at alnwick,northumberland,also mary and margaret there are so many around that time

Thomas and Adelphia Johnson of Wilkes co. n.c.

Redfoxky — 26 Dec 2008 3:50:02 GMT

My gggreatgrandfather and gggrandmother are Thomas Johnson and Adelphia carter. They were married in 1805 in Wilkes co. NC. They later moved to Kentucky. Adelphia father was Henry Carter, my search is who was Thomas's father? Some family trees of distant relatives show Samuel Johnson as his father[but his birth and death dates are the same as the famous English writer] to my understanding he never had children or live in north Carolina. Some other family trees show William Johnson. Has anyone in this family line did a dna test to complete this line.

JOHNSON Kieffer 1894 1968 (photo by DaveStrickland)

t42Taylors_ComancheCoTX — 26 Dec 2008 12:05:05 GMT

JOHNSON Kieffer 1894 1968 (photo by DaveStrickland)

One of my users photographed this gravestone in the Taylor's Chapel Cemetery, Comanche Co., Texas. This is one of 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Help to find out the 1822-1844 life of David Johnson, my GGfather, from his birth to 22 years old, either in Quebec, Canada, eit

JeanPaul222 — 25 Dec 2008 11:55:15 GMT

The last steps to confirm the genealogical history of my GGrandfather David Johnson before his twenties (from abt 1822 to 1844)
Here is the data I have about the family of Thomas Johnson, my GGGrandfather, mainly concerning his son, David Johnson, my GGrandfather :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Record ID: 215860
Year: 1825
Name of Head of Family: Thomas Johnson [he is the only one named in the census]
Residence : Montreal City (West Ward), 9th Main Division of this Parish,
Montreal County, Lower Canada [Quebec]
Number of People Living in the House: 10
Number of People Absent from the House: 0
Total Number of People Living in the House:
Under the age of 6: 1
At least 6 years but less than 14 years: 3
At least 14 years but less than 18 years: 1
Males:
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – not married: 1
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – married: 0
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – not married: 1
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – not married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – married: 1
At least 60 years and older – not married: 0
At least 60 years and older – married: 0
Under 14 years: 1
Females:
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – not married: 2
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – married: 1
At least 45 years and older – not married: 0
At least 45 years and older – married: 0
General Remarks: none
Event: #cq100: 1825 Census of Lower Canada, Montreal County – City of Montreal.
Source: Transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa]: reel C-718.
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From the preceding data (1825 Montreal Census), here is how I constructed the Thomas Johnson family hypothesis, ultimately to obtain data about David Johnson :
Thomas Johnson, head, born abt 1784 Norwich, Norfolk, England age 41
Mary Ann Kenyon, wife, born abt 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh) ??, Ireland 40
MARRIAGE : ABT 1805 (Drumcree, Armagh, Ireland) ??
Deceases : Thomas and Mary Ann at Norwich ( at or near St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Thomas : 1856 or 1860 ; Mary Ann : 1853 or 1854 or 1857 or 1860
Child 1 son, born abt 1807 Ireland or England age 18
Child 2 daughter, born abt 1808 Ireland or England age 17
EMIGRATION AT MONTREAL, LOWER-CANADA, ABT 1809 ??
Child 3 daughter, born abt 1810 Montreal age 15
Child 4 son born abt 1812 Montreal age 13
Child 5 daughter, born abt 1816 Montreal age 9
Child 6 son born abt 1818 Montreal age 7
Child 7 daughter, born abt 1820 Montreal age 5
David Johnson son born abt 1822 Montreal age 3
Nota : David Johnson and his sons, declared to be Episcopalian (the USA Anglican Church).
Sources:
- person: 1825 Census or Lower Canada, Montreal County, City of Montreal, transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Lirary and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
- birth, death: Ancestry.com.
- marriage: FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.

Census 1851-52, David Johnson said to be born in Montreal (this is yet did David Johnson married to Virginia Brousseau, with the same first children already identified until 1851). Census 1861, it claims to be born in the USA (I thought of New England or came through a port of New England). Only the following censuses (1871, 1881, 1891) that claims to be born in England. Two documents speak of the Johnson family as having an ethnic Irish (via Keinan).
Meanwhile, the most plausible hypothesis that I remember is he was born in Montreal in 1822 and not in England and his father, Thomas Johnson, was born around 1784 in Norwich, Norfolk, UK and his mother, Mary Ann Johnson (Kenyon), was born circa 1785 in Ireland. They were married around 1805 (perhaps at Drumcree, Armagh), then they have emigrated from Ireland or England (Norwich or London). They are probably established in 1809 to Montreal with their two children to hold a goldsmith shop on the Rue Notre-Dame (St. Mary), west of McGill. They had six other children in Montreal, including the youngest, David, in 1822. That, to 1847, they returned to England finish their day in Norwich (or London). They died between 1853 and 1860 if they returned to Norwich. (Main source of my hypothesis: (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa]: reel C-718).
Sources:
- Person: Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
- Birth: National Archives of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, CANADA. Marriage contract of 19 January 1844, before Charles-Edouard Gagnon, notary. David Johnson said there have 22 years.
- Burial: Registry of St. Jerome. QC, Canada. This cemetery is still the same as 1899. Source: History and Genealogy Thousand Islands, Heritage Funeral of St. Teresa, p.1.
- Marriage 1: BAnQ, non-Catholic marriages in the Montreal region, 1766-1899.
- Marriage 2: Registry of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
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Two times (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson was choosen as a person liable to serve as ajuror at Montreal court, as said by the following :
Years of Record: 1811 & 1813
Source/Event: Montreal: Jury Lists (Persons liable to serve as jurors)
Comments: living in Montreal
Reference: National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 for 1811 & page 45 for 1813.
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The last steps to confirm the genealogical history of my GGrandfather David Johnson before his twenties (from abt 1822 to 1844)
Here is the data I have about the family of Thomas Johnson, my GGGrandfather, mainly concerning his son, David Johnson, my GGrandfather :
JOHNSON, Thomas
Record ID: 215860
Year: 1825
Name of Head of Family: Thomas Johnson [he is the only one named in the census]
Residence : Montreal City (West Ward), 9th Main Division of this Parish,
Montreal County, Lower Canada [Quebec]
Number of People Living in the House: 10
Number of People Absent from the House: 0
Total Number of People Living in the House:
Under the age of 6: 1
At least 6 years but less than 14 years: 3
At least 14 years but less than 18 years: 1
Males:
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – not married: 1
At least 18 years but less than 25 years – married: 0
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – not married: 1
At least 25 years but less than 40 years – married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – not married: 0
At least 40 but less than 60 – married: 1
At least 60 years and older – not married: 0
At least 60 years and older – married: 0
Under 14 years: 1
Females:
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – not married: 2
At least 14 years but less than 45 years – married: 1
At least 45 years and older – not married: 0
At least 45 years and older – married: 0
General Remarks: none
Event: #cq100: 1825 Census of Lower Canada, Montreal County – City of Montreal.
Source: Transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa]: reel C-718.
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From the preceding data (1825 Montreal Census), here is how I constructed the Thomas Johnson family hypothesis, ultimately to obtain data about David Johnson :
Thomas Johnson head born abt 1784 Norwich, Norfolk, England age 41
Mary Ann Kenyon wife born abt 1785 (Drumcree, Armagh) ??, Ireland 40
MARRIAGE : ABT 1805 (Drumcree, Armagh, Ireland) ??
Deceases : Thomas and Mary Ann at Norwich ( at or near St Michael At Thorn ?), Norfolk, England
Thomas : 1856 or 1860 ; Mary Ann : 1853 or 1854 or 1857 or 1860
Child 1 son, born abt 1807 Ireland or England age 18
Child 2 daughter, born abt 1808 Ireland or England age 17
EMIGRATION AT MONTREAL, LOWER-CANADA, ABT 1809 ??
Child 3 daughter, born abt 1810 Montreal age 15
Child 4 son born abt 1812 Montreal age 13
Child 5 daughter, born abt 1816 Montreal age 9
Child 6 son born abt 1818 Montreal age 7
Child 7 daughter, born abt 1820 Montreal age 5
David Johnson son born abt 1822 Montreal age 3
Nota : David Johnson and his sons, declared to be Episcopalian (the USA Anglican Church).
Sources:
- person: 1825 Census or Lower Canada, Montreal County, City of Montreal, transcribed from (film of) documents held in the collection of the Lirary and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa] : reel C-718.
- birth, death: Ancestry.com.
- marriage: FamilySearch TM International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles.

Census 1851-52, David Johnson said to be born in Montreal (this is yet did David Johnson married to Virginia Brousseau, with the same first children already identified until 1851). Census 1861, it claims to be born in the USA (I thought of New England or came through a port of New England). Only the following censuses (1871, 1881, 1891) that claims to be born in England. Two documents speak of the Johnson family as having an ethnic Irish (via Keinan).
Meanwhile, the most plausible hypothesis that I remember is he was born in Montreal in 1822 and not in England and his father, Thomas Johnson, was born around 1784 in Norwich, Norfolk, UK and his mother, Mary Ann Johnson (Kenyon), was born circa 1785 in Ireland. They were married around 1805 (perhaps at Drumcree, Armagh), then they have emigrated from Ireland or England (Norwich or London). They are probably established in 1809 to Montreal with their two children to hold a goldsmith shop on the Rue Notre-Dame (St. Mary), west of McGill. They had six other children in Montreal, including the youngest, David, in 1822. That, to 1847, they returned to England finish their day in Norwich (or London). They died between 1853 and 1860 if they returned to Norwich. (Main source of my hypothesis: (film of) documents held in the collection of the Library and Archives Canada [formerly the National Archives of Canada] [Ottawa]: reel C-718).
Sources:
- Person: Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
- Birth: National Archives of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, CANADA. Marriage contract of 19 January 1844, before Charles-Edouard Gagnon, notary. David Johnson said there have 22 years.
- Burial: Registry of St. Jerome. QC, Canada. This cemetery is still the same as 1899. Source: History and Genealogy Thousand Islands, Heritage Funeral of St. Teresa, p.1.
- Marriage 1: BAnQ, non-Catholic marriages in the Montreal region, 1766-1899.
- Marriage 2: Registry of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. Census of Canada East and West, NB and the NE in 1851 (1852). Microfilmed original acts of marriage and burial.
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Two times (1811&1813) Thomas Johnson was choosen as a person liable to serve as ajuror at Montreal court, as said by the following :
Years of Record: 1811 & 1813
Source/Event: Montreal: Jury Lists (Persons liable to serve as jurors)
Comments: living in Montreal
Reference: National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. H-175 (RG4B19Vol1) page 9 for 1811 & page 45 for 1813.
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David Johnson limited list of descendants surnames: JOHNSON, BACHAND, OUIMET, LAFORTUNE, DAGENAIS, FORGET, LAMBERT, BROUSSEAU, SHANNON, GIOVENCO, ROSSI, DESJARDINS, GUNN, BASCOMB, MILTON.

JOHNSON Etta 1900 1991 (photo by DaveStrickland)

t42Taylors_ComancheCoTX — 25 Dec 2008 10:03:34 GMT

JOHNSON Etta 1900 1991 (photo by DaveStrickland)

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JOHNSON Laura W and Mack M

t42Moore — 25 Dec 2008 3:25:49 GMT

JOHNSON Laura W and Mack M

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Walter Elmer Johnson

bicklelady — 16 Dec 2008 1:22:38 GMT

I am looking for information on Walter Elmer Johnson Jr or Walter Elmer Johnson Sr. Walt Sr. father's name was James and that is as far as I can get. Could someone help?

John Edward Johnson - Ada Maud McNutt, Grant Co. Oregon

MarysueEulitz — 1 Dec 2001 1:56:11 GMT

Ada Maud McNutt married John Edward Johnson, date and place unknown. Ada b. 15 Jan 1889 Pratt Co. KS, d. 16 Dec 1918 Grant Co. Oregon. Ada was a daughter of William F. McNutt and his 2nd wife Mrs. Prudence Lambert Morrison. I don't know what town Ada lived in. Is there a cemetery listing for Grant Co. OR.?
Thanks ...... Marysue

JOHNSON Fred Harris 1912-1988

t42Moore — 23 Dec 2008 7:20:01 GMT

JOHNSON Fred Harris 1912-1988

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JOHNSON Irene Francis 1910-1996

t42Moore — 23 Dec 2008 7:19:45 GMT

JOHNSON Irene Francis 1910-1996

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Old Photo Album Found in Washington STate

sug53 — 23 Dec 2008 6:53:52 GMT

As a hobby I rescue old picture albums, diaries and Bibles and attempt to return them to descendants. I found in Washington State an old, well used album with many nice pictures that appear to be connected to the Johnson, Sophy and Hynes families. The album cover is completely off, but on the inside front page is written, "Presented to the handsomest lady of Garretson S. D. by the Kickapo Indian ??? can't read this last small word.

Pictures include: Hazel Johnson cousin; Aunt Kate; Aunt Helen; Arabian Prince; Minnie; Louise; Carrie Hausman 1st cousin & Loretta 1889; Lou's baby - Marguerite Gladiola Hynes aged 4 months Feb 10-'91 to her Dear Aunt Annie - this picture was taken in Colorado; Aunt Mabel or Loretta; Aunt Annie Sophy; Richard Hynes; & Fred Gilbert, Louise's nephew. Please contact me at sug53@earthlink.net if you would like more info. Sincerely, Sue

Daughters of Lewellyn & Eva Johnson

jbjohns39 — 27 Sep 2008 3:56:02 GMT

I'm searching for the daughters or the decendants of the daughters of Lewellyn and Eva Johnson of Ostrander, Ohio. Lewellyn and Eva died on June 3,1913 leaving six children behind. Five girls and a boy, since the boy is my father I know how to came be in Missouri. I know very little about the five girls. Some ended up in foster homes, some were adopted by families in Ohio. Chances are the girls would have been given the adoptive parents names while others may have married taking on new names other than Johnson, thus making it very difficult to trace them. The girls names and DOB are Cora 1897, Marie 1900, Florence 1902, Inez 1905 and Sylvia 1907. I would appreciate any leads anyone might have concerning this family.
Thank You

Johnson Families Sweden, Minnesota, Nebr., Washington

LinMurray — 23 Dec 2008 4:28:47 GMT

I'm looking for connections to the following names;
Hilma Johnson m. Fred C. Kirchmann
Harold G. Johnson and Rose of Spokane, Washington
John G. Johnson of Yutan, Nebr
and other Johnson's from Nebr that might be related to George E. Johnson b. in Saint Paul, Minnesota to Peter and Betty Johnson. The above are known cousins of George. George later lived in Oakland, Calif

JOHNSON Oscar E and Edith E

t42Moore — 22 Dec 2008 6:24:00 GMT

JOHNSON Oscar E and Edith E

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Davis Johnson and Clarissa Frizzell Johnson

LeeJohnson1989 — 18 Dec 2008 2:19:11 GMT

I am a descendant of Uriah and Clarissa.
I have started a family site at Myfamily.com for the continuing research of this family line.

If you are interested in joining please sent me an email at LeeJohnson@thekin.org I will get you an invite out.

I have saved and posted alot of the census data and death records for this family line.

Thanks
Lee

JOHNSON Billy W and Violet E

t42Moore — 22 Dec 2008 6:05:23 GMT

JOHNSON Billy W and Violet E

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Randolph Co. Ga Johnson's

3_Sweat — 22 Dec 2008 2:57:49 GMT

Looking for family of Eddie J Johnson, born 1885. Father James F. Johnson, mother Alethia. One sister listed on 1900 census (My Grandmother)Gussie B.

Commodore Perry Johnson's siblings?

Cathy_Hokanson — 13 Dec 2008 5:10:26 GMT

I found this on GenCircles:
David Walter Johnson
Birth: 1796 in Bath County, KY
Death: 1877 in Polk County, IA
Sex: M
Father:
Mother:

Burial: Powers-Warren Cemetery , Adelphi, Polk, Iowa

Spouses & Children

Hester Warren (Wife) b. 1800 in Bath County, KY

Marriage: 25 DEC 1817 in Bath County, KY
Children:
James Johnson
John Johnson
Lydia Johnson
Mary E. Johnson b. 2 Jul 1823 in Indiana or Virginia
David Walter Johnson Jr b. 12 Jan 1827 in Montgomery County, IN
Nancy Johnson b. 24 Dec 1828 in Montgomery County, IN
Commodore Perry Johnson b. 1831 in Montgomery County, Indiana
Amanda Johnson b. 1833 in Montgomery County, IN
Noble Johnson b. 21 Aug 1839 in Crawfordsville, IN
I am interested in his brother - John. Since their parents were married in 1817, it is likely that John was born 1820-21. If this is correct, he could be the ancestor I have been looking for. My John was born in Ky (co unknown). Married Almena (various spellings) Elliott in Morgan Co, Ky 2 Apr 1840. Here is the interesting part; John named one son - Perry and one son - James. They had several more children but if this is the family I search for, young Perry is my line. Any help would be appreciated.

My Family Tree

Arthur Todd Boston, Jr. — 27 Apr 2000 12:35:18 GMT

Looking for any information on Johnson, Roney, Durham, Boston, Offutt, Matlock families of Dayton, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan, Kentucky; Rochester, New York; Indianapolis, Indiana; Durham, North Carolina; Burlington, North Carolina, Albany, Georgia; Dayton, Ohio

JOHNSON Will 1984

t42Moore — 19 Dec 2008 2:12:27 GMT

JOHNSON Will 1984

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JOHNSON Britney Lane 1989-1989

t42Moore — 19 Dec 2008 1:34:51 GMT

JOHNSON Britney Lane 1989-1989

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william sidney Johnson

suanj — 19 Dec 2008 1:53:00 GMT

Fahter: Edward Johnson
Mother: Vermell Morris Johnson Benton
Chlidren: William Sidney
Leila johnson
according to other information given
In 1910 she was five years into the second marriage with 5 children 4 living.
Joesph W.Benton 2
Leila johnson 16
William johnson is states age as 3, but must mean 13
1920:Sarah E Benton age 9 In need of further information for Edward johnson in the Rembert, sumter county Area

JOHNSON Christopher Blake 1992-1992

t42Moore — 18 Dec 2008 9:33:56 GMT

JOHNSON Christopher Blake 1992-1992

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FABACHER Estelle JOHNSON 1905-1985

t42Moore — 18 Dec 2008 8:48:36 GMT

FABACHER Estelle JOHNSON 1905-1985

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JOHNSON William R Bill 1935-1992

t42Moore — 18 Dec 2008 6:49:42 GMT

JOHNSON William R Bill 1935-1992

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JOHNSON Mary Alice and Luther A

t42Moore — 18 Dec 2008 6:49:31 GMT

JOHNSON Mary Alice and Luther A

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JOHNSON Carl and Pearl

t42Moore — 18 Dec 2008 4:55:57 GMT

JOHNSON Carl and Pearl

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JOHNSON Etta Mae 1886-1979

t42Moore — 17 Dec 2008 4:45:43 GMT

JOHNSON Etta Mae 1886-1979

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* TOBIAS JOHNSON *

lammonds — 19 Jul 2007 5:05:46 GMT

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO ON TOBIAS JOHNSON OF SOUTH CAROLINA [ MARLBORO COUNTY ]. CHILDREN INCLUDED:
MARGARET MARRIED SOLOMON QUICK
CAROLINE MARRIED ISAAC BRIGMAN
LUCY MARRIED ALEXANDER WILLIAMS
ANY INFO WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Sabina Longhorn

kiradax1 — 16 Dec 2008 5:31:42 GMT

Hi Folks,

I'm looking for some information on Sabina Longhorn. I believe she was born in England around 1790. She was married to Richard Johnson, who died in Swinehead, ENG in 1839. She and Richard were the parents of 8 children born between approximately 1820 and 1840 in England: Elizabeth, George, Susan, John, Ann, Samuel, Richard Longhorn, and Joseph.

thanks - Barbara

STAFFORDSHIRE JOHNSON FAMILY

jengough — 14 Aug 2003 10:30:01 GMT

I am researching my grandfather Reginald Johnson's family.
He was born on 13/4/1906 and died in September 1979.

His father was Henry Johnson born 5/6/1865 and died 21/2/1893 and his mother was Elizabeth Cooper born about 1869 died 13/12/1953.

Henry's father was James Snape Johnson and mother Isabella Maskew.

Henry and Elizabeth had nine children - one unnamed infant, Annie Eliza, Frederick Torie, Frank, Norman, Harold, Reginald, Colin and Maud.

My grandfather Reginald married Annie Vaughan on 2/3/1935 and they had one daughter Ann who had four daughters including me Jennifer Gough (nee Johnson).

The family came from Stoke on Trent Staffs.

I would be grateful to hear anything at all about this family. I knew that Reginald came from a big family but I never knew anything about them. Reginald and Annie brought me up as a child and legally adopted me, therefore they are my natural grandparents and legally my parents.