JOHNSON is an English and Scottish patronym from the personal name John. I have not researched this family much, due to the commonness of the surname and the time frame for this family requires searching other record collections besides vital and census records.
Stories and History:
Ahnentafel #86 - Nelson H. JOHNSON (1806 - 1857) - born in Connecticut, he married Catherine MASSEY (1812 - 1882) around 1836, probably in Michigan. They had six known children and lived in Ingham and Gratiot, Clinton and Montcalm Counties. He died in Washington Township, Gratiot County and is buried Hill/Danley Cemetery in Fulton Township of that county, along with his wife.
Ahnentafel #43 - Martha JOHNSON (1844 - 1897) - born in Ingham County, Michigan, she married a Canadian and Civil War veteran, Daniel J. MacARTHUR (1827 - 1919) on 27 February 1863, probably in Montcalm County. They had seven children. She died in Washington Township, Gratiot County, and is buried in Hill/Danley Cemetery in Fulton Township with her parents and husband.
Ahnentafel #21 - Mary "Mae" E. McARTHUR (1875 - 1959) - read her AnceStory here
Ahnentafel #10 - Howard Merkel YORK (1898 - 1945) - read his AnceStory here
Ahnentafel #5 - Jane Marie YORK, a.k.a. Jeanne Marie HOLST - (1924 - 2012)
Ahnentafel #2 - my father (living)
Ahnentafel #1 - myself
More About the JOHNSON Family:
1. Online database (I update this at least once a month): JOHNSON ancestors and relatives (no info on living persons available)
2. Posts about JOHNSON ancestors and relatives on this blog
My JOHNSON Immigration Trail:
CT > Ingham Co., MI > Gratiot Co., MI > Clinton Co., MI > Montcalm Co., MI > Clinton Co., MI > Genesee Co., MI > Kent Co., MI > Ottawa Co., MI > AK > Stevens Co., WA > Spokane Co., WA
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