This Site is Dedicated to Our Forebears, and their Descendants
1. | Elizabeth Johnson was born in 1654 in Wicomico, Charles, Maryland (daughter of John Johnson and Susan); died in 1739 in Somerset, Maryland. Notes: From the book: Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland : a study in foundations and founders" In May, 1667, Elizabeth Johnson was fined "for bearing a bastard child" and "Peter Calloway for getting a bastard child of Elizabeth Johnson (AZ, p. 67, listed and recorded at court held February 2, 1671/2). Elizabeth Johnson's peculiar conduct of wandering "to and againe amongst ye Indians and layeth in ye Marses" was reported to court, November 26, 1667, and Thomas Ball was ordered "to getch her in & deliver her to ye next magistrate," who was to give her "[correction] for her idleness alsoe to pvide her a service that she may worke for her living. Elizabeth married Peter Callaway on 26 Mar 1667 in Somerset, Maryland. Peter (son of Edmund Callaway) was born in 1649 in Somerset, Maryland; died in 1719 in Somerset, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart] Children:
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2. | John Johnson Notes: Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland by Torrenee Regional Pub Co. page 279: By May 116, the settlement on the lower Eastern Shore of Maryland was apparently well established, at which date an official report states that the two section s thereof-Manokin and Annemessex-numbered fifty tithable persons. . ... The following list contains the names -far discovered-of these "first settlers" (from 1661/2 to the erection of Somerset County, August 1666), classified according to the se ctions of the area in which they apparently settled. . . Annamessex: . . . John and Susan Johnson p468-9. . John Johnson, Johnson's Lott 200 A Feb 12, 1663 John married Susan. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart] |
3. | Susan Notes: Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland by Torrenee Regional Pub Co. page 279: By May 116, the settlement on the lower Eastern Shore of Maryland was apparently well established, at which date an official report states that the two section s thereof-Manokin and Annemessex-numbered fifty tithable persons. . ... The following list contains the names -far discovered-of these "first settlers" (from 1661/2 to the erection of Somerset County, August 1666), classified according to the se ctions of the area in which they apparently settled. . . Annamessex: . . . John and Susan Johnson p468-9. . John Johnson, Johnson's Lott 200 A Feb 12, 1663
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If we know where we came from; we way better know where to go. If we know who we came from; we may better understand who we are