Born to William Johnson and Martha. Nathaniel married Winney Moore and had 3 children.
He passed away before 22 March 1762 Brunswick, VA.
CHILDREN: John Johnson - Tabitha Johnson - Arthur Johnson 1757-1839 #25367486
NOTE SUBMITTED TO MEMORIAL CREATOR: My name is Ernest Knoxie Johnson. We have corresponded before related to my 5th great grandfather William Johnson (d1759). I have and continue to dig through the early records related William and his family. I ran across something might be of interest to you. I noticed in your FindaGrave page you list Winifred "Winney" Moore Johnson as dying 1763. I'm attaching a land deed where she and her son Arthur sold a parcel of land on Rattlesnake Creek in 1779 as they prepared for their westward relocation. I have an ydna match with a descendant of Arthur Johnson in Illinois. We both belong to the ydna branch R-FGC13355. I have a site on Wikipedia related to William Johnson with copies of early records related to him and his family. Hope the attached file will help in your work.
Born to William Johnson and Martha. Nathaniel married Winney Moore and had 3 children.
He passed away before 22 March 1762 Brunswick, VA.
CHILDREN: John Johnson - Tabitha Johnson - Arthur Johnson 1757-1839 #25367486
NOTE SUBMITTED TO MEMORIAL CREATOR: My name is Ernest Knoxie Johnson. We have corresponded before related to my 5th great grandfather William Johnson (d1759). I have and continue to dig through the early records related William and his family. I ran across something might be of interest to you. I noticed in your FindaGrave page you list Winifred "Winney" Moore Johnson as dying 1763. I'm attaching a land deed where she and her son Arthur sold a parcel of land on Rattlesnake Creek in 1779 as they prepared for their westward relocation. I have an ydna match with a descendant of Arthur Johnson in Illinois. We both belong to the ydna branch R-FGC13355. I have a site on Wikipedia related to William Johnson with copies of early records related to him and his family. Hope the attached file will help in your work.
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