Individual Details

Feb. 25, 1799. Thomas Johnson and Nancey Price, dau. of John Price. Sur. Jesse Perkins. Wit: David Johnson. William Johnson is brother and guardian of Thomas. Married 26 Feb. by Rev. Richard Pope. [Sent by Faith Flythe, Johnson researcher. Record from Louisa Co, VA Email Sep 2001.]

I am not absolutely sure this Thomas and William Johnson are brothers but they would seem to be given the marriage record of Thomas when William his brother was his guardian and the Will of William making Thomas Johnson one of the executors.

Louisa Co DB J
p.88, 8 Dec 1800 Thomas Johnson, son of James Johnson of Louisa to John Overton. 50£. 1/10 part of land where James Johnson, dec'd, formerly lived. 20 acres more or les. Signed: Thomas Johnson

Logan Co DB B
p.255 16 Jul 1807
Elijah Ewing of Tennessee and county of Logan [No Logan Co in TN, so there is an error in this Deed] to Thomas Johnston of Logan County KY ...$500 ...200 a. in Logan County.
Logan Co DB C
p.392 14 Dec 1811
Richard Johnston, Thomas Johnston, and wife Nancy to James Stephenson ...line of Jno Price ....line of Mortons ... 150a
Witness: John Price, David Price, Saml Wilson
[Richard, probably brother of Thomas Johnson]Logan Co DB F
p.54 14 Jun 1818
John H. Morton & Sarah his wife of Fayette Co KY to James Haden. $374. 187 acres having been patented to Morton, assignee of Gilbert, assignee of Tho. Johnson. Signed: John H. Morton, Sarah P. Morton.


Thomas Johnson made a nuncupative Will. Property to be wife's during her lifetime and then to be equally divided between the children. Wit: James Stevenson.
WB B
p.269
I James Stevenson being of lawfull age and being at Thomas Johnsons in his last illness and a few days before his death and he being in his right mind and senses and being in conversation with him he said Johnson observed that he had made a will some time back and he observes that he did not like it and he said lose his name of and he said Johnson observed that his will and desire was that his wife should have all his property during her natural life and to care her children as she can and at her death the hole property to be thrown together and on equal division to be maid between his children.

Logan Co Court Orders; Book 7, p.203; Jan Term 1820. Nancy Johnson, widow of Thomas Johnson, dec'd who died about the 15th of Nov last. During the last illness and about 3 days before his death at his residence in Logan Co, the said Thomas Johnson made his noncuperative will. Nancy refused administration; granted to Benjamin Temple.
On 21 Feb 1820 the property was appraised by Gabe Lewis, Presley Morehead, John McCarley. Administrator was Benjamin Temple. Not until 2 Jan 1826 was a sale held for part of his perishable estate.
On 13 Mar 1834, sons-in-law Peyton M. Lyon and Samuel S. Perkins filed a case against the widow regarding the slaves. All 10 children listed here are named in the case.

Marriage	25 Feb 1799	Louisa County, Virginia - Ann "Nancy" Price
Death	Nov 1819	Logan County, Kentucky

Spouse	Ann "Nancy" Price (1780 - 1850)
Child	Sarah "Sally" Johnson (1802 - )
Child	Nancy Johnson (1803 - 1872)
Child	John P. Johnson (1804 - 1859)
Child	Susannah Johnson ( - )
Child	Elizabeth Johnson (1809 - 1843)
Child	Thomas Jefferson Johnson ( - )
Child	Mary Pauline Johnson (1810 - 1865)
Child	Margaret A. Johnson (1816 - 1843)
Child	Louisa J. Johnson (1818 - )
Child	James G. Johnson ( - )

Father	James Johnson (1730 - 1792)
Mother	Sarah Tenham ( - 1796)
Sibling	William Johnson (1754 - 1811)
Sibling	Richard Johnson ( - )
Sibling	Rebecka Johnson ( - )
Sibling	Living
Sibling	Living
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Sibling	Elizabeth Whitaker Johnson (1753 - )
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