Maryland Family Group Sheet for the Joshua JOHNSON Family

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HUSBAND: Joshua JOHNSON
date and place of birth: b. Maryland, probably Calvert County
date and place of marriage: London, England
other marriages: 
military service: 
date and place of death: 
father: Thomas JOHNSON II
mother: Drocus SEDWICH
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WIFE: Catherine NUFF
date and place of birth: 1757,England
other marriages: 
date and place of marriage: 
date and place of death: 
father: 
mother: 
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CHILD 1: Catherine Anne JOHNSON
date and place of birth: abt 1773
married: 
date and place of marriage: 
other marriages: 
date and place of death: 1810
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CHILD 2: LOUISA CATHERINE JOHNSON 
date and place of birth: February 12, 1775, London, England
married: John Quincy ADAMS 
date and place of marriage: July 26, 1797,parish church of All Hallows Barking. 
London, England
other marriages: 
date and place of death: May 15, 1852, F Street. Washington, D. C.
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CHILD 3: Thomas B. JOHNSON
date and place of birth: 
married: 
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CHILD 4: Nancy JOHNSON
date and place of birth: 
married: 
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other marriages: 
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SOURCES:
Cryer, Leona A. Some Johnsons of Southern Maryland, Gateway Press, Inc., 
Baltimore, MD, 1991. 
Crier, Leona A. Deaths and Burials in St. Mary's County Maryland, Heritage 
Books, Inc., Bowie, Maryland 1995 ISBN 0-7884-0173-4 
Drake, Paul Now in Our Fourth Century: Some American Families CD ROM, Heritage 
Books, Bowie, MD. 
Freeburn, D. & E. (Tracing the) Footprints of the Freeburn Family in America 
publisher unknown. 
Fresco, Margaret K. Marriages and Deaths St Mary's County Maryland 1634-1900, 
printed locally Margaret K. Fresco, Ridge, Maryland, 1982. 
George, Christopher T., Terror on the Chesapeake, White Mane Books, 
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, 2000. (ISBN #1-57249-058-6) 
Griffin, Patrick The People with No Name, Ireland's Ulster Scots, America's 
Scotch Irish, and the creation of a British Atlantic World, 1689-1774 Princeton 
University Press, 2001 ISBN: 0-691-07461-5 & 0-691-07462-4 
Hammet, Regina Combs History of St. Mary's County, printed locally, 1977. 
O'Rourke, Timothy J., Catholic Families of Southern Maryland reprinted for 
Clearfield Company, Inc. by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc. Baltimore, 
Maryland 2001. 
Skordas, Gust The Early Settlers of Maryland Genealogical Publishing Company 
Inc., Baltimore, Maryland, 1974. 
Tice, Janet et al. Burials from Tombstones, Grave Markers, and Church Registers 
of St. Mary's County, Maryland (1634-1994), for St. Mary's County Historical 
Society, (1996) 
T.L.C. Genealogy, St. Mary's County, Maryland, Rent Rolls, 1639-1771, , Miami 
Beach, FL. (spiral bound) 
T.L.C. Genealogy, St. Mary's County, Maryland, Administrative Accounts, Miami 
Beach, FL. (spiral bound) 
Wise, Marian & Bradley, Mildred. Our Freeburn Ancestors and Related Families, 
private printing. 

 http://www.masshist.org/adams/biographical.cfm#louisa
Some Johnsons of Southern Maryland, at pp. 107-110.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wjohn55447/pages/early/thomasII.htm

 

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NOTES:
 
Joshua Johnson probably born Calvert County  at "The Brewhouse.He went to 
Annapolis to become partners with friend in the tobacco business. He was sent to 
London to handle marketing where he met and married an English girl.  When the 
American Revolution broke out he was considered an alien in England so he moved 
to France in 1777.  After the war he returned to England and became an affluent 
merchant.  In 1782 he owned "Preston's Cliffe" a bayside plantation in Calvert 
County, Maryland on the lower cliffes.  Sadly he went bankrupt in 1797 and was 
living on the street in Washington, D.C. in 1801.
 
John Quincy ADAMS 
B. July 11, 1767, Braintree, Massachusetts
 Sixth President of the United States 1825-1829
 
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