It appears possible her parents are Benjamin V. & Elizabeth (Bassett) Harrison. She would be an elder and maybe first born of Benjamin, who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Of several siblings, her younger brother the 9th president of the United States.
She would have been born & reared at the Harrison "Berkeley" plantation Charles City county, Virginia.
Wife of Arthur Johnson, a veteran of the Revoltutionary war. They were married in 1770. Written to have had seven to ten children to their union. Samuel, William, Reuben, David, Margaret, Benjamin, Mary, Aaron, and Issac are the children most often named. Most of their Johnson family living out their lives in Illinois and Indiana.
Of several siblings, her younger brother the 9th president of the United States.
She would have been born & reared at the Harrison "Berkeley" plantation Charles City county, Virginia.
Wife of Arthur Johnson, a veteran of the Revoltutionary war. They were married in 1770. Written to have had seven to ten children to their union. Samuel, William, Reuben, David, Margaret, Benjamin, Mary, Aaron, and Issac are the children most often named. Most of their Johnson family living out their lives in Illinois and Indiana.
It appears possible her parents are Benjamin V. & Elizabeth (Bassett) Harrison. She would be an elder and maybe first born of Benjamin, who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Of several siblings, her younger brother the 9th president of the United States.
She would have been born & reared at the Harrison "Berkeley" plantation Charles City county, Virginia.
Wife of Arthur Johnson, a veteran of the Revoltutionary war. They were married in 1770. Written to have had seven to ten children to their union. Samuel, William, Reuben, David, Margaret, Benjamin, Mary, Aaron, and Issac are the children most often named. Most of their Johnson family living out their lives in Illinois and Indiana.
Of several siblings, her younger brother the 9th president of the United States.
She would have been born & reared at the Harrison "Berkeley" plantation Charles City county, Virginia.
Wife of Arthur Johnson, a veteran of the Revoltutionary war. They were married in 1770. Written to have had seven to ten children to their union. Samuel, William, Reuben, David, Margaret, Benjamin, Mary, Aaron, and Issac are the children most often named. Most of their Johnson family living out their lives in Illinois and Indiana.
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