ENCYCLOPEDIA

OF
AMERICAN QUAKIr GENEALOGY
WILLIAM WADE HINSHAW, Washington, D.C.
Author and Publisher
THOMAS WORTH MARSHALL. Washington, D. C.
Editor and Compiler
DR. HARLOW UNDLEY, Columbus. Ohio
(Collaborator andHistrnian for Ohio)
THE OHIO QUAKER GENEALOGICAL RECORDS
(Nowto be Published)
LisHNc: Maniagra, Births. Deaths. CerUficates. Disownments. etc.. and Much trilateral
Information of Interest to Genealogy, Ifispn*. Biology, and Social Conditions.
Volume V
^NotE: This book ii one of a two-vol-set, designated as Volumes IV Sc V, and
mnuins about one-haU of the Ohio Quaker Genealogical Records; the other half
^11 be found in Volume IV. The two volumes are published as twin-books, and
will not be sold separately.)
CONTENTS; Volume Vcontains the genealogical records found in all original books (known
to exist) of the 21 Monthly Meetings IW^ below and now belonging to and under
the jurisdiction of The Wilmington Yearly Meeting, Clinton Co.. Ohio, andrr The
Indiana Yearly Meeting. Richmond. In^ana. All of the 21 Monthly Meetings ok
lofat.'d in south central, western and'-wiStitwestem Ohio. (See Volume IV for the
records of 25 Monthly Meetings in eastern and northern Ohio, 4 Monthly Meetings
in western Pa., and one Monthly Meetiiigf in Michigan.)
N. B.: AH Branches are Included, vis: Orthodox, Hickslte. Wilbur and Guen^
Friends. The Genealogical Records of M5)ngs of all Types ate kept by Monthly
' ' " " Meetings. (The Monthly Meeting Is the'cj^tive body of the Quaker organteation.
It is attended by delegates from the severd Meetings for Worship which belong to
and ate governed by it. It is a busina^iiMting which administers the affairs of its
suboidlnate meetings, vis: MeeUngs for Wofship and their PrepasaUve Mti^
Although hundreds of Meetings for Wordiip have been established in Ohio, their
genealogical records ate found in the books of the Monthly Meetings which govern
them.)
Names of the 21 Mo. Mtgs., whc^ records are contained in this book, and dates of oiganizatioh;
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1817
1818
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1821
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1824
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Miami. Warren Co.. O.
Faiifield, Highland Co.. O.
West Branch. Miami Co.. O.
Center, Clinton Co., O.
Elk, Preble Co.. O.
Caesar's Creek. Clinton Co., O.
Fall Cred;. Highland Co.. O.
Mill Creek. Miami Co.. O.
Clear Creek. Clinton Co., O.
Union, Miami Co.. O.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co.. O.
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Newberty. Clinton Co.. O.
Lees Creek. Highland Co.. O.
Springfield. Clinton Co., O.
Westfield. Preble Co.. O.
Green Plain, Clark Co., O.
Springborough, Warren Co., O.
Dover. Clinton Co., O.
Hopewell, Clinton Co.. O.
Wilmington. Clinton Co., O.
Van Weft. Van West Co.. O.
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<^'i _ Photos by Linda Welsenbom
Austin Johnson, 18, and his sister, Brtii, 22, work on the igloo (above)
they with the help of friends created in the yard of their
Waynesvilie home. Their mother, Nancy, created the snow dragon (at
right) as well. For more on the story, please see Lifestyle, section B.'
Also shown (below), brothers Justin Gilbert, 14, at left, and Johnathah
Gilbert, 13, shovel snow on West Silver Street in Lebanon last week
after an earlier snowfall.
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JOHNSON
JOHNSON GENEALOGY
FIRST GENERATION:
William Johnson
Born in England after 1600. Married in England - First son born there.
Joseph was the second son and third child. William was a Freeman in 1634-1635.
SECOND GENERATION:
Joseph Johnson Married
Born 12 Feb. 1636 or 37
Baptized Charlestown, Mass.
Died
THIRD GENERATION:
Thomas Johnson Married
Born 11 Dec. 1670 1700
Haverhill, Mass.
Died
FOURTH GENERATION:
John Johnson
Born 15 Nov. 1711
Died
FIFTH GENERATION:
Thomas Johnson (Lt.Col)
Born 1742
in Haverhill, Mass.
Died
SIXTH GENERATION:
Haines Johnson Married
Born
Died
SEVENTH GENERATION:
Abigail Carleton Johnson Married
Born
Died
EIGHTH GENERATION:
Anna Severance
Born Oct. 1849
at Windsor, Vt.
Died 3 July 1936
Scituate, Mass.
Both are buried at West Newbury, Mass.
NINTH GENERATION:
Married
1731
Married
Married
Feb. 1874
Florence Alberta Nichols Married
Born 10 April 1880 12 Sept. 1912
Boston, Mass. Brookline, Mass.
Died 7 April 1967
at Cumberland Foreside, Me.
Hannah Tenney
Born 15 Mar. 1642 or 43
She was the daughter of
Ensign Thomas Tenney, Rowley, Mass
Died
Elizabeth Page
Born Haverhill, Mass.
Died
Sarah Haynes
Born 25 Nov. 1711
Died
Abigail Carleton
Born
Died
Phoebe Hazelline
Born
Died
George Severance
Born
Died
Leonard Bailey Nichols
Born 28 May 1843
at W. Newbury, Mass.
Died May 1923
Brookline, Mass.
Charles Harold Goocridge, Sr
Born 9 March 1879
Cambridge, Mass.
Died 9 April 1956
Norwell, Mass.
Both are buried at Scituate, Massachusetts
TENTH GENERATION:
Charles H. Goodridge, Jr. Married
Born 13 May 1916 18 Aug. 1951
At Boston, Mass.
Alice May Smith
Born 13 May 1918
Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois
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JOHN JOHNSON (1795-1846)
IN1834, CORWIN'S FOUNDER, JOHNJOHNSON, PURCHASED DIAMOND MILL
FARM FROM ABIJAH O'NEAL(L), JR. THIS IS NOW LOCATED ON CLARKS-
VILLE ROAD ACROSS FROM MUMI CEMETERY.
IN 1844 JOHN JOHNSON WAS HIRED UNDER CONTRACT BY THE LITTLE MIAMI
RAILROAD COMPANY TO BUILD THREE MILES OF RAILROAD BED FROM A
MILE BELOW CORWIN TO TWO MILES ABOVE. IN THE SPRING AND EARLY
SUMMER OF 1845, JOHNSON BUILT AFREIGHTDEPOTONTHE SITEOF WHAT
IS NOW AGRI-URBAN, INC., WHICH IN 1903 REPLACED THE DEPOT.
JOHN JOHNSON CONSTRUCTED THE ORIGINAL DEPOT FOR $2,400. THE COM
PLETION OF THE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD, OR "OLD RELIABLE" AS IT WAS
SOMETIMES CALLED, HEARLDED THE FOUNDING OF CORWIN WHICHWAS
LAID OUT IN 13 LOTS ALONG THE NEWLY LAID TRACKS. TO HONOR THE
EVENT, APUBLIC DINNER WAS HOSTED INTHEDEPOT BUILDING. IN
AUGUST, GUESTS INCLUDED OHIOGOVERNOR, THOMAS CORWIN; FORMER
OHIOGOVERNOR, JEREMIAHMORROW; JUDGEGEORGEJ. SMITH; JOHN
PROBASCO, JR. AND WILLIAMH. CLEMENTS, AMONG OTHERS.
INITIAL RESIDENCES AND BUSINESSWERE CONSTRUCTED ALONG BOTH
SIDESOF THE RAILROAD AND THE NEWVILLAGEBECAMEANINSTANT
COMMERCIAL SHIPPINGCENTER. THE CITIZENS OF THE NEWTOWNCHOSE
THE NAME "FARMERSVILLE" DUE TO THE LARGE FARMS WHICH
SURROUNDED IT. IT WASN'T UNTIL 1898 THATTHE NAME WAS CHANGED TO
CORWIN. WHENTHE POST OFFICE OPENEDIN ABUILDING ACROSS THE
STREETFROMWHAT IS NOW "PIZZAN' MOTION", THE TOWN LEADERS
DISCOVERED THAT THERE WAS ALREADYA FARMERSVILLE IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. DURING THE OPENING OF THE POSTOFFICE, THE
NAMEWAS CHANGED TO CORWIN, IN HONOROF OHIO GOVERNOR, THOMAS
CORWIN, WHO HAD ATTENDED THE RAILROAD OPENING IN THE VILLAGE IN
1845. (SEE DENNIS DALTON'S ARTICLE "CORWIN HISTORY OBSCURE BUT
NON-THE-LESS UNIQUE" INTHE WAYNESVILLE GAZETTE.)
JOHN JOHNSON'S GENEALOGY
SEE JOHNSTON FILE OHIOANA ROOM, MARY L. COOKPUBLIC
LIBRARY
GENERATION I:
JOHN JOHNSTON MARRIED LUCRETU MASSIE OF ST. PETER'S PARISH, NEW
KENT CO., VIRGINIA. THEY WERE MEMBERS OF HENRICO MONTHLY MEET
ING (QUAKER), HANOVER CO. VA.
CHILDREN:
AGNEW JOHNSON MARRIED WILLIAM ELLYSON
JOHN JOHNSON H MARRIED ELIZABETH ELLYSON
MASSIE JOHNSON MARRIED JOSEPH CREW
ROBERT JOHNSON MARRIED SARAH ELLYSON
ASHLEY JOHNSON MARRIED MARTHA WOODEY
THOMAS JOHNSON MARRIED CONSTANTIA JOHNSON
CHARLES JOHNSON MARRIED SARAH CREW
MARGERY JOHNSON MARRIED WILLIAM WRIGHT
BENJAMIN JOHNSON MARRIED MARY MOORMAN
CAPT. JAMES JOHNSON MARRIED LUCY MOORMAN
GENERATION II:
JOHN JOHNSON H, BAPTIZED YE 11-22-1702 MARRIED ELIZABETH ELLYSON
8-6-1726, AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
CHILDREN:
ASHLEY JOHNSON MARRIED AGATHA STANLEY; (2) MARY WATKINS
JOHN JOHNSON HI, MARRIED LYDIA WATKINS
JESSE JOHNSON MARRIED ELIZABETH WATKINS
JAMES JOHNSON MARRIED MILDRED MOORMAN 1758; (2) PENELOPE
ANTHONY
GERARD JOHNSON MARRIED JUDITH WATKINS
WILLIAM JOHNSON MARRIED AGATHA MOORMAN
GENERATION III:
JOHN JOHNSON, III BORN 1732 MARRIED LYDIA WATKINS, DIED 1816
CHILDREN:
JUDITH JOHNSON MARRIED BARCLAY BALLARD
SUSANNA JOHNSON MARRIED WILKERSON
JAMES C. JOHNSON MARRIED RACHEL MOORMAN
SAMUEL JOHNSON MARRIED SUSANNA "DOSIA" MOORMAN
JOSEPH E. JOHNSON MARRIED AGATHA MOORMAN
JOHN JOHNSON, IV MARRIED RHODA MOORMAN
THOMAS JOHNSON
LYDIA JOHNSON MARRIED REUBEN MOORMAN
JESSE JOHNSON MARRIED ELIZABETH WATKINS
GENERATION IV:
JOHN JOHNSON, IV BORN 1766; MARRIED RHODA MOORMAN 1789
CHILDREN:
JOSEPH JOHNSON, BORN 1791; MARRIED CATHERINE MOORMAN
MICAJAH JOHNSON, BORN 1792; MARRIED 1813REBECCA O'NEAL(L); BORN
1796; DIED1845; MARRIED(2) 1850TO ANN HALE; BORN1802; DIED1891
JOHN JOHNSON, VBORN1795; DIED1846; MARRIED1816JUDITH FAULKNER;
BORN 1797; DIED 1850
LEWIS JOHNSON BORN 1801; DIED 1821; MARRIED MARY BANGHAM
JAMES JOHNSON BORN 1803; MARRIED ELIZABETH GRIFFITH; BORN 1800
JOHN JOHNSON, V BORN 1795; DIED 1846; (WILL FILED 1847) MARRIED JUDITH
FAULKNER 1816; BORN 1797; DIED 1850
CHILDREN: GENERATION VI
1. BROOKS JOHNSON BORN 1817; DIED 1900; MARRIED (1) LYDIA BURSON
BORN 1822; DIED 1860; MARRIED (2) MARY STRAND
THEIR CHILDREN: GENERATION VII
lA. JOHN E. JOHNSON, BORN 1844; DIED 1868; NOT MARRIED
2A. LUCIE B. JOHNSON, BORN 1869; DIED1910; MARRIED 1874, BENJAMIN
GOODIN
3A. CHARLES S. JOHNSON, BORN 1863; DIED ?; MARRIED 1884, MARTHA
STERRETT
2. JOEL W. JOHNSON, BORN 1819
3. DAVIDE. JOHNSON BORN 1821; MARRIED CATHERINE CARPENTER
THEIR CHILDREN: GENERATION VH
lA. CHARLES ALBERT JOHNSON
2A. JOHN JOHNSON
3A. JOEL W. JOHNSON
4A. IDA CAROLINE JOHNSON
5A. ELI JOHNSON
4. ?PHEBE JOHNSON BORN C1824
5. RHODA M. JOHNSON, BORN 1826; DIED 1909; MARRIED CHARLES COFFIN
6. RACHEL JOHNSON, BORN ?; MARRIED STEPHAN C. MENDENHALL
7. ELI JOHNSON, BORN C1831; MARRIED 1852, MARY COFFIN
IN THE MIAMI CEMETERY RECORDS, WE FIND "#1053, JOHN JOHNSON; $1054
JUDITH JOHNSON; #1055, JOEL JOHNSON - REMOVED FROM ORTHODOX
GRAVEYARD IN WAYNESVILLE AUGUST 16,1881 TO SECTION K, LOT 275."
THE STONES ARE THERE, BUT JUDITH'S IS BROKEN. JOHN'S STONE IS UN
READABLE, BUT, "JOEL W. JOHNSON, 1849" AND "JUDITH JOHNSON, 1850".
FROM THE MIAMI MONTHLY ORTHODOX FRIENDS MINUTES FOUND IN THE
WILMINGTON COLLEGE ARCHIVES:
"JOHN JOHNSON, BURIED WAYNESVILLE
JUDITH JOHNSON, DIED FEVER
JOEL W. JOHNSON, DIED FEVER"
IN THE WARREN COUNTY MUSEUM CARD FILE "JOEL W. JOHNSON, 30, MALE,
BORN OHIO, DIED OCTOBER 1849". (SEE JOHN KEYS LEDGER, 1848, PAGE 14
FOR A TRANSACTION WITH JOEL JOHNSON; FOUND IN VAULT.)
IN THE 1850 CENSUS, WAYNE TWP, WARREN CO. OHIO; WE FIND:
CENSUS TAKEN BEFORE JUDITH DIED)
"JUDITH JOHNSON, 53, F, VA
PHEBE, 26, F, OH(DAUGHTER? NOT INTHEJOHNSTON GENEALOGY)
ELI, 19, M"
JOEL W., SON OFJOHNJOHNSON HELPED HIS FATHER INFOUNDING
CORWIN.
LEGEND IS THAT THERE WERE THREE JOHNSON BROTHERS WHO BUILT
HOMES INTHE VICINITYOF WHATWASLATER, CORWINAND CLARKSVILLE
ROAD.
DIDMICAJAH JOHNSON BUILDA HOME THERE? FROM "PORTRAIT AND
BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF HENRY COUNTY, IOWA, 1888" (ABOUT AMOS
McMILLAN). "MICAJAH JOHNSON, FATHER OFABIJAH, WAS AVERY
WEALTHY ANDNOTED MANIN WARREN COUNTY, OHIO OF WHICH HE WAS
ONE OF THE FIRST SETTLERS.
FROM: MIAMI MONTHLY MEETING ORTHODOX FRIENDS MINUTES FOUND IN
THE WILMINGTON COLLEGE ARCHIVES: (THIS WAS ENTERED WITH JOHN,
JOEL AND JUDITH JOHNSON ENTRIES.)
"MICAJAH JOHNSON -1859 - 8 - 13, 61Y-8-3
ALLEN JOHNSON - 1856 - 11 - 23,32Y-23D
EMILY JOHNSON (HADLEY)
RHODA JOHNSON (BUTLER) 1843 - 5 - 26, 22Y-6
JOHN K. JOHNSON - 1828 - 7 - 7,3Y-9
REBECCA JOHNSON - 1845 - 4 -1"
MICAJAH JOHNSON, BORN 1792; MARRIED REBECCA O'NEAL(L) BORN 1796;
DIED 1845; MARRIED (2) ANN HALE 1850; BORN 1802; DIED 1891 (NO ISSUE)
THEIR CHILDREN: (1st WIFE)
ABIJAH JOHNSON BORN 1815; MARRIED ELIZABETH BAILEY 1836 DOVER MM
CLINTON COUNTY. OHIO
THEIR CHILDREN:
lA. SYLVIA B. JOHNSON BORN 1839; DIED 1910 CALIF. (N.I.); MARRIED JOHN
GARRETSON (2) AMOS McMILLAN; (3) STEPHEN THATCHER
2A. JOHN KELLY JOHNSON MARRIED ANNE ELIZA GRUWELL
3A. MICAJAH D. JOHNSON; BORN 1844; DIED 1903
4A. REBECCA O. JOHNSON MARRIED ELI HAWKINS; (2) WILLIAM RANSON
5A. OVERTON ARTHUR JOHNSON MARRIED LIDA (MAUDE) KEMFER
6A. WARREN C. JOHNSON (NM)
7A. ABIJAH HENRY JOHNSON
8A. ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON (NM)
EDWARD JOHNSON BORN 1818; MARRIED ELIZA D. STRAND 1841
RHODA JOHNSON BORN 1820; MARRIED WILLIAM BUTLER 1840
EMILY JOHNSON BORN 1822; DIED 1849; MARRIED SAMUEL HADLEY 1847 (NI)
ALLEN JOHNSON BORN 1825 (NM)
JOHN KELLY JOHNSON BORN 1828; DIED 1828? (1831?)
HENRY C. JOHNSON BORN 1830; MARRIED HARRIET JOHNSON
JOSEPH C. JOHNSON BORN 1832; DIED 1862; MARRIED ELMINE HINSHAW 1855
MARTHA MAY JOHNSON BORN 1836; DIED 1869; MARRIED JOHN KLEIN 1855
JOHN HOWARD JOHNSON BORN 1840; DIED 1922; MARRIED SARAH HAWKINS
1861; DIED 1887; MARRIED (2) MARTHA GRAVES 1906; DIED 1917 (NI);
MARRIED (3) DORA AREY 1919
FROM "PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF HENRY CO. lA, 1888
(ABOUT AMOS McMILLAN WHOMARRIED (2) SYLVIA JOHNSON GARRETSON
INIOWA) "ABIJAH JOHNSON, QUAKER, EXHORTER, WASAMERCHANT OF
OSCALOOSA, IOWA ANDFORMERLY IN BUSINESS IN WAYNESVILLE, WARREN
COUNTY, OHIO. ABIJAH AND ELIZABETH'S EIGHT CHILDRENALL RECEIVED
THEIR EDUCATION IN LAFAYETTE, INDIANA OF WHICH THEY WERE
RESIDENTS THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS."
FROM "S & D REFLECTOR MAGAZINE, PUBLISHED BY THE SONS AND
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEER RIVERMEN, MARIETTA OHIO; SEPTEMBER 1996;
"CAPT. WILLIAM RION HOEL, THE LIFE OF A 19th CENTURY RIVERMAN, PART
H BY J. W. RUTTER": "IN 1858 EDWARD HOEL (FATHER OF CAPT. WILLIAM
RION HOEL ANDARETIRED RIVERMAN) PURCHASED A FARM OF 100 ACRES
FROM ABIJAH JOHNSON, WHO BUILT THE HOUSE IN THE 1840'S." EDWARD
HOEL DIDNOT LIVE THERE, BUTAFTER HE DIED, CAPT. WILLIAM RION HOEL
MOVED THERE.
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