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James Johnson

Birth30 DEC 1780 - W. Berkshire, Franklin, Vermont
Death29 NOV 1858 - Middlebury, Knox, Ohio
MotherPatience Colvin
FatherAbel Johnson

Born in W. Berkshire, Franklin, Vermont on 30 DEC 1780 to Abel Johnson and Patience Colvin. James Johnson married Abigail Richardson and had 12 children. He passed away on 29 NOV 1858 in Middlebury, Knox, Ohio.

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Parents
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Abel Johnson
1752 - 1828
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Patience Colvin
1757 - 1794
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Richardson
1788 - 1867
Children Show all
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Benjamin Franklin Johnson
1806 - 1857
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Mary Elizabeth Johnson
1813 - 1875
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Abigail Johnson
1815 - 1903
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John Quincy Johnson
1828 - 1910
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Orlin B Johnson
1811 - 1885
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Orville Johnson
1808 - 1854
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Francis Rosella Johnson
1828 - 1900
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Rosina Johnson
1817 - 1895
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Julia Ann Johnson
1827 - 1908
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Almina J Johnson
1819 - 1897
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James M Johnson
1821 - 1898
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Eleanor "Ellen" B Johnson
1831 - 1902

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