The ancestry of Grafton Johnson
Subtitle: with its four branches the Johnson, the Holman, the Keen, the Morris : the history and genealogy of paternal progenitors, as confined to the United States, of the second Grafton Johnson of Greenwood, Indiana, great-great-grandson of the first Isaac Johnson, who reverts to the middle of the eighteenth century in Virginia
By: by Damaris Knobe
Publisher: Printed by the Hollenbeck Press
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Indianapolis, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
Subjects: North Carolina; Families; Genealogy; Family; Slavery and bondage; African Americans; Kentucky
Other titles: Ancestry of Grafton Johnson, with its 4 branches
Description: Issac Johnson (b. ca. 1722) was in the Shenahdoah Valley of Virginia about 1745, and claimed land there in 1749. Descendants lived throughout the United States.
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Grandsires to Greenwood; title: Chart of four branches of the Johnson family; title: I. The Johnson branch; title: The first Isaac Johnson and his descendants; title: II. The Holman branch; title: Isaac Holeman, his collateral lines and descendants; title: III. The Keen Branch; title: Dudley Keen and his descendants; title: IV. The Morris branch; title: John Morris and his descendants; title: Descendants of James Johnson (of the Johnson-Holman marriage) and Mary Turner Keen (of the Keen-Morris marriage); title: The first Grafton Johnson; title: The second Grafton Johnson; title: Appendix.