Thomas Johnson (1732-1819)
MSA SC 3520-743
Governor of Maryland, 1777-1779
Summary Sheets (21 pages)
Notice of runaway slave by Thomas
Johnson in the Maryland Gazette, 10 June 1775 (1 page)
Notice of reward for stolen articles
of clothing in Maryland Gazette by Thomas Johnson, 29 December 1780
(1 page).
Handwritten notes on Thomas Johnson (10
pages)
Transcript of letter and copy of letter
from Thomas Johnson to James Iredell, 31 March 1792 (7 pages)
Supreme Court Decision, Johnson and
Graham's Lessee v. William M'Intosh (22 pages)
Commentaries on the Constitution
Public and Private, vol. 2: 8 November to 17 December 1787.
Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1983.
#336
Thomas Johnson To George Washington. (2 pages)
Thomas Johnson outline of notes, pp. 823-826.
"Governor Thomas Johnson of Maryland
and His Rightful Place in American History," by Lou Rose, undated. (17
pages).
"The Johnsons of Maryland,"
by Mrs. Thomas Homer Johnston, no date (8 pages)
Copy of letter of April 1758
from George Washington to Thomas Johnson, published in Documentary History
of the Constitution (1 page)
Property chart (4 pages)
Transcript of excerpt from Maryland
Journal and Baltimore Advertiser, 11 April 1788.
1798 Tax Assessment FR
Notes, 13.1
Transcript of obituary, The Maryland
Gazette, 18 November 1819.
Notes from Bob Barnes, Marriages and
Deaths from the Maryland Gazette 1727 - 1839. Baltimore:
Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1979. (1 page)
Johnson notes 14.1
St. Anne's Vestry Minutes 1713-1767
FR, All Saint's Parish Vestry Minutes
1807-1852, M 485
Letters
1793 tax list, Allegany County
Notes on patents (10 pages).
Notes on FR deeds (7 pages).
Notes on AL deeds (2 pages).
Notes on AA, AN, DO, and CA deeds
( 4 pages)
Notes on provincial court deeds
(2 pages)
Debt books (1 page).
Notes from Biographical Dictionary
of the American Congress 1774-1961, U.S Government Printing Office,
1961 (1 page).
Notes from Michael W. Robbins, Maryland's
Iron Industry During the Revolutionary War Era. n. pub., n.pl., 1973
(1 page).
Notes from Elias Jones, History of Dorchester
County (edition?)
Chancery Papers #8919 (1848) (1 page)
Dictionary of American Biography
(2 pages)
"Gov. Johnson's Grave: Believed That
His Resting-place Has Been Located in Frederick," The Evening Capital,
24 November 1913.
James H. Hutson, ed. Supplement
to Max Farrand's The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787.
New Haven and London: Yale University Press, n.d.
(2
pages)
Commentaries on the Constitution
Public and Private. Vol. 2: 8 November to 17 December 1787.
Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1983.
(4
pages)
Fauntleroy, Sally Conrad. "The Man
that Nominated George Washington." The Mentor 16 (February 1928):
38-40.
Chapter 27 of Edward S. Delaplaine,
The
Life of Thomas Johnson, New York: The Grafton Press, 1927. "The
Fight for Ratification." (13 pages).
Notes from Edward S. Delaplaine,
The
Life of Thomas Johnson. New York: Frederick H. Hitchcock,
1927. (5 pages)
Delaplaine, Edward S. "Washington
and Johnson: Maryland's First Governor, Soldier, Jurist, Legislator,
Executive, Was an Ardent Friend of the First President," The National
Republic, July 1927.
"George Washington and Historic Frederick,
Md." pamphlet published by The News-Post, Frederick, Md., 1932 (4
pages).
Transcript of letter of 15 February 1772 from
Charles Willson Peale to John Beale Bordley (1 page).
Copy of AA Land Records (3 pages).
AA Land Records, continued (2 pages).
More AA Land Records (2 pages).
More AA Land Records (3 pages).
Copy of article from The Examiner,
14 June 1876, "A Biographical sketch of Thomas Johnson, Esq., the first
Republican Governor of Maryland," taken from the National Journal,
February 28, 1826 and attributed to Roger B. Taney. (1 page).
Copy of letter of 16 October 1777 from
William Lux to Charles Carroll (2 pages).
Miscellaneous letters (31 pages)
Notes on Thomas Johnson court cases
(8 pages)
Notes on FR wills (4 pages)
Notes on purchase of four lots, 1762 (1 pages)
Notes from Edward C. Papenfuse, In Pursuit
of Profit: The Annapolis Merchants in the Era of the American Revolution,
1763 - 1805. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University
Press, 1975. (1 page)
Manuscripts notes of Jackson Turner Main
(2 pages)
Accounts, 1769 (1 page)
Notes on Life and Death of Thomas
Johnson (author, publisher, and date unnoted) (2 pages)
Notes on Francis Beirne, St. Paul's
Parish Baltimore: A Chronicle of the Mother Church. Baltimore:
St. Paul's Parish, 1967. (1 page)
Notes on J. Thomas Scharf, History of
Western Maryland, vol. 2, Philadelphia: Louis H. Everts, 1882.
(1 page)
Notes from MSA SC 478 Mrs. Mary Owings Buck
Collection, re: Thomas Johnson (1 page)
Notes from House Journal, May 1788,
2nd session 1787-1788 (1 page)
Notes on inventory of Maryland State
Papers (1 page)
Notes on civil office index (1 page)
Miscellaneous notes (13 pages).
Links to research notes, Government House and First Ladies book
project:
Notes from Baker Johnson's LHP File
Newspaper Abstracts: Abstracts of the Newspapers
of Georgetown and the Federal City, 1789-1799, compiled by F. Edward Wright
Forensic Club minutes
Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County,
1811-1815, by F. Edward Wright
Notes from Leon Friedman and Fred L. Isreal,
eds., The Justices of the Supreme Court, vol. 1.
Land Records, Thomas and Anne Jennings Johnson
Library of Congress on-line catalog
search, Thomas Johnson, Anne Jennings Johnson
MD Gazette References
Newspaper Abstracts: The Maryland
Gazette, 1727-1761, by Karen Mauer Green
Ms. 1604: Papers written by James Johnson,
nephew of Thomas Johnson
Ms. 1656: Letters from Baker Johnson to
Catherine (Kitty) Worthington Johnson
Ms. 1714: Letters
NUCMC on-line catalog search
Notes on Charles Willson Peale portraits
Notes on Monacacy and Catoctin by
C.E. Schildknecht, ed.
Notes from Colonial and Historic Homes of Maryland,
Don Swann, Jr. (Cockeysville, Maryland: Liberty Publishing Company, 1983).
Notes from LAND OFFICE (Patent Record),
1784-1787, IC #B, p. 606, MSA S 11-155.
Thomas Johnson obituary from the Maryland Gazette
List of sources on Thomas Johnson and Ann
Jennings Johnson
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