Newspaper Abstracts

Johnson 126, 132
Alexander 315
Ann 4, 353
B 28
Baker 25, 28, 180, 239, 342, 369
C 28
Caleb 325
Captain 174, 290
Catharine 342
Christopher 395
Dorcas 229
James 15, 101, 102, 112, 121, 140, 150, 182, 210, 214, 218, 231, 248, 251, 332
John 4, 25, 57, 64, 77, 95, 101, 102, 103, 139, 194, 202, 218, 230, 256, 277, 332, 353, 377
Joseph 95, 133, 181, 237, 286, 325
Joseph W. 230
Joshua 128, 130, 231
Margaret 276
Mrs. 140
Rebecca 286
Richard 1, 57, 95, 99, 103, 194, 202, 230, 256, 306
Richard of Roger 176
Robert 93, 242
Roger 112, 133, 229, 289
TW 399
Thomas 214, 231
Thomas W. 160, 181, 230
William 95, 103, 202, 408
William of Thomas 19, 57

FHM = Frederick-Town Herald
HM = The Hornet; or Republican Advocate
RGM = Bartgis's Republican Gazette

Johnson:

FHM Jun 5 1813

William C. RUSSELL has lime for sale at his kiln on a part of Capt. William CAMPBELL'S farm called "Campbell's Bottom", about 1/2 mile from Johnson's Mill and 2 1/2 miles from Monocacy Bridge.

Opening an assortment of goods. BAYLEY and JOHNSON.

Ann:

FHM January 26, 1811

Perry HILLARY married Miss Ann JOHNSON, dau. of John JOHNSON, on the 17th inst. by Rev. George BOWER, all of this co.

Married Thurs 17th inst. by Rev. BOWERS, Mr. HILLERY to Miss Ann JOHNSON, dau. of John JOHNSON, of Frederick Co.

B. Johnson:

FHM July 13, 1811

Sale in pursuance of last will of Colonel Baker JOHNSON of Catoctin Furnace and several tracts, 4611 acres; Benjamin BLACKFORD, Esq., is at present in possession of the works under a lease - C. JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, William ROSS, executors.

Baker:

FHM June 22, 1811

Died Tues morning last, Col. Baker JOHNSON of this town, who during 15 months of severe indisposition preceding his death, suffered every poignant extreme of excruciating pain; he was a native of Calvert County, but immigrated early in life to Frederick, where he entered into the profession of the law. He marched at the head of his regiment during Rev. War, then resumed his vocation a the Bar. (very long obit.)

Sale in pursuance of last will of Colonel Baker JOHNSON of Catoctin Furnace and several tracts, 4611 acres; Benjamin BLACKFORD, Esq., is at present in possession of the works under a lease - C. JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, William ROSS, executors.

Sale of farm, 1 mile from Frederick-town, 140 acres called Mount Airy, property of Col. Baker JOHNSON, dec'd. Also grist mill, 1 1/2 miles from Frederick-town.

Overseer wanted - Baker JOHNSON

Died 9th inst. in this town, Mrs. Catharine JOHNSON, widow of the late Col. Baker JOHNSON

Died Monday night last, Col. Baker JOHNSON, in his 64th year, long attended with a disagreeable and painful disease.

C. Johnson:

FHM July 13, 1811

Sale in pursuance of last will of Colonel Baker JOHNSON of Catoctin Furnace and several tracts, 4611 acres; Benjamin BLACKFORD, Esq., is at present in possession of the works under a lease - C. JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, William ROSS, executors.

Caleb Johnson:

RGM Oct 9, 1813

Chancery case: Elizabeth HUGHES, Ely ELLIOTT and Richard ROBERTS agnst Joseph JOHNSON, Elizabeth WILSON, Joseph WOODS, Joshua WOOD, Robt. MILLER & Casandria his wife, Caleb SWAIN & Mary his wife, Samuel HUGHES, John ELLIOTT & Rachel his wife, Edward BROOK and Margaret his wife, Caleb JOHNSON and John LUCHER and Casandra his wife. Object of bill is to obtain decree for conveying to the complainants as executors of the last will of Jesse HUGHES, part of a tract called Rich Hill, which Richard HOLLAND on 6 March 1785 gave bond to convey to William WOOD who assigned the same to said Jesse HUGHES. Richard HOLLAND has died inestate and the land descended to his representatives a part of whom the above named defendants reside out of the state.

Capt. Johnson:

FHM May 7, 1814

Order for four tropps of Cavalry (within limits of 7th Brigade of Md. Militia) to wit: Capts. HALL, JOHNSON, FULTON & TAYLOR are ordered to meet at Frederick Town on 21st of May inst.

about deserted soldiers from Capt. Johnson's company

Catharine:

RGM June 25, 1814

Died 9th inst. in this town, Mrs. Catharine JOHNSON, widow of the late Col. Baker JOHNSON

Christopher:

ELM Mar 23, 1815

Sale agreeable to last Will of Mathias STEM, 1 miles from Quaker Meeting house and 1 mile from Stoner's mills: waggon, 3-4 draught horses and gears, and other. David ENGLER and Christopher JOHNSON, exers.

Sale of lot in Woodland, adj lands of Michael SMELSER, George LAMPERT, and Christopher JOHNSON, on Little Pipe Creek.

Dorcas:

FHM June 3 1815

Married Thurs evening last at Bloomsbury by Rev. GIBSON, Henry MACTIER of Baltimore, to Miss Dorcas JOHNSON, dau of Maj. Roger JOHNSON of this co.

James:

FHM April 13, 1811

Agreeably to last will of Colonel James JOHNSON, Bush Creek Forge with 300 acres will be sold; a plat of the land will be left with Henry ALLISON at the forge - James JOHNSON of Springfields, Frederick Co., executor.

tells that James Johnson is appointed a justice of the Levy Court

Sale of Bush Creek Forge, agreeable to last will of Colonel James JOHNSON, 800 miles, 3-5 miles of Frederick-town - James JOHNSON, exec, Springfield, Frederick co.

James JOHNSON, Springfields, Frederick co., to sell 325 acres of mountain land, 1/4 mile from Henry FRAWLEY's saw mill and 3/4 miles from Catoctin Furnace; also 100 acres 1 mile from John DEVILBISS's saw mill.

Creagers-Town District Meeting at house of Cornelius RIDGE in Creager's Town was held 24 Apr; William B. HEAD apptd Chairman and James JOHNSON Sec'y. Resolved that William B. HEAD, Johns BIGGS, James JOHNSON, Jacob CRONISE and Cornelius RIDGE be a committee to represent this district in general committee of Frederick co. (to select nominee for House of Delegates).

Died Sun evening last at Springfields, Frederick co., in 64th year of her age, Mrs. Margaret JOHNSON, relict of late Col. James JOHNSON.

James JOHNSON, appt'd Aid de Camp to Brig. General of the 7th Brigade of Md. Militia - Henry BARRIC, brig. Gen. 7th Brigade

tells of a meeting of the Creager's Town District Committee, but not what happened there

tells that James Johnson was appointed a justice of the Levy Court again

Died Wed 8 inst. in Loudoun co., Va. in his 38th year, Thomas JOHNSON, son of late Col. James JOHNSON of this co., father husband brother, leaving widow and 3 small children.

James JOHNSON, Springfields, Frederick co., to sell 100 acres of mountain land.

Potomack Mills on the Virginia Catocti, to be let. Enquire of Thomas, Joshua, or James JOHNSON.

John CRONISE to sell farm, 90-100 acres, adjoining farm where he lives and adjoining lands of James JOHNSON.

Sale of 325 acres of mountain land adjoining FRALEY'S saw mill, 1 1/2 miles of Westminster-Hagerstown Turnpike road. James JOHNSON, Springfield.

affirms that James Johnson was appointed justice of the Levy Court

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