Census data report this man was aged 6 years in 1850 (if accurate, born in 1843 or 1844); age 15 in 1860 (if accurate, born 1844 or 1845); and age 26 (if accurate, born 1843 or 1844).
City record from sexton says Edward J. Johnson, a male, died of T.B. (tuberculosis) and buried August 16, 1871 in Lot 970 of Section 2, sexton James Lynah.
1850 census of Columbus, GA, Household 424 says James Johnson, an Atty. at Law age 39, born in NC, with (rest born in GA) Ann age 34, Richard H. age 15, Adelaide V. Johnson age 13, George F. Johnson age 11, Lucious Johnson age 10, Albert Johnson age 8, Edwin Johnson age 6, Walter Johnson age 5, Cornelia Johnson age 3, Augustus Johnson age 9 months.
1860 census of Columbus, GA, Dwelling 1141, Household 1141 says (all born in GA) Jas. Johnson, a Lawyer age 47 holding real estate valued at $6,000 and personal estate valued at $21,420, with Mrs. Johnson age 40, Harris Johnson age 22, George Johnson age 18, Albert Johnson age 16, Edward Johnson age 15, Walter Johnson age 13, Jim Johnson age 11, Addy Johnson age 20, Mary Johnson age 8, Emanuel Lopez, a Legar ? Maker, age 40, born in Spain, holding personal estate valued at $1,000
1870 census of Ward 4, Columbus, GA, Dwelling 170, Household 257 says James Johnson, Judge of Superior Court, age 59, born NC, holding real estate valued at $20,000 and personal estate valued at $4,000, with Ann age 54, born in GA, Keeping House, Edward J. Johnson, a Physician age 26, born in GA, holding personal estate valued at $300, Walter H. Johnson, a Clerk in the Post Office age 24, born in GA, Cornelia A. Johnson, age 29, born in GA, At Home; also 3 Domestic Servants, Mary J. Drummer age 51, born GA, Rebecca Frazier age 20, born SC, and Thomas Frazier age 22, born GA, last two are Black, Mary reported White but it is stricken.
More about this family on pages 346--347 of N. K. Rogers history of Chattahoochee County, GA (published 1933)
Edward T. Shepherd paid $5 each for Lots 970 & 971 in Section 2 on June 30, 1855. Lot 970 was transferred to E. S. Shepherd on April 28, 1873, and Lot 971 was sold to James Johnson, no date reported.
City record from sexton says Edward J. Johnson, a male, died of T.B. (tuberculosis) and buried August 16, 1871 in Lot 970 of Section 2, sexton James Lynah.
1850 census of Columbus, GA, Household 424 says James Johnson, an Atty. at Law age 39, born in NC, with (rest born in GA) Ann age 34, Richard H. age 15, Adelaide V. Johnson age 13, George F. Johnson age 11, Lucious Johnson age 10, Albert Johnson age 8, Edwin Johnson age 6, Walter Johnson age 5, Cornelia Johnson age 3, Augustus Johnson age 9 months.
1860 census of Columbus, GA, Dwelling 1141, Household 1141 says (all born in GA) Jas. Johnson, a Lawyer age 47 holding real estate valued at $6,000 and personal estate valued at $21,420, with Mrs. Johnson age 40, Harris Johnson age 22, George Johnson age 18, Albert Johnson age 16, Edward Johnson age 15, Walter Johnson age 13, Jim Johnson age 11, Addy Johnson age 20, Mary Johnson age 8, Emanuel Lopez, a Legar ? Maker, age 40, born in Spain, holding personal estate valued at $1,000
1870 census of Ward 4, Columbus, GA, Dwelling 170, Household 257 says James Johnson, Judge of Superior Court, age 59, born NC, holding real estate valued at $20,000 and personal estate valued at $4,000, with Ann age 54, born in GA, Keeping House, Edward J. Johnson, a Physician age 26, born in GA, holding personal estate valued at $300, Walter H. Johnson, a Clerk in the Post Office age 24, born in GA, Cornelia A. Johnson, age 29, born in GA, At Home; also 3 Domestic Servants, Mary J. Drummer age 51, born GA, Rebecca Frazier age 20, born SC, and Thomas Frazier age 22, born GA, last two are Black, Mary reported White but it is stricken.
More about this family on pages 346--347 of N. K. Rogers history of Chattahoochee County, GA (published 1933)
Edward T. Shepherd paid $5 each for Lots 970 & 971 in Section 2 on June 30, 1855. Lot 970 was transferred to E. S. Shepherd on April 28, 1873, and Lot 971 was sold to James Johnson, no date reported.
Census data report this man was aged 6 years in 1850 (if accurate, born in 1843 or 1844); age 15 in 1860 (if accurate, born 1844 or 1845); and age 26 (if accurate, born 1843 or 1844).
City record from sexton says Edward J. Johnson, a male, died of T.B. (tuberculosis) and buried August 16, 1871 in Lot 970 of Section 2, sexton James Lynah.
1850 census of Columbus, GA, Household 424 says James Johnson, an Atty. at Law age 39, born in NC, with (rest born in GA) Ann age 34, Richard H. age 15, Adelaide V. Johnson age 13, George F. Johnson age 11, Lucious Johnson age 10, Albert Johnson age 8, Edwin Johnson age 6, Walter Johnson age 5, Cornelia Johnson age 3, Augustus Johnson age 9 months.
1860 census of Columbus, GA, Dwelling 1141, Household 1141 says (all born in GA) Jas. Johnson, a Lawyer age 47 holding real estate valued at $6,000 and personal estate valued at $21,420, with Mrs. Johnson age 40, Harris Johnson age 22, George Johnson age 18, Albert Johnson age 16, Edward Johnson age 15, Walter Johnson age 13, Jim Johnson age 11, Addy Johnson age 20, Mary Johnson age 8, Emanuel Lopez, a Legar ? Maker, age 40, born in Spain, holding personal estate valued at $1,000
1870 census of Ward 4, Columbus, GA, Dwelling 170, Household 257 says James Johnson, Judge of Superior Court, age 59, born NC, holding real estate valued at $20,000 and personal estate valued at $4,000, with Ann age 54, born in GA, Keeping House, Edward J. Johnson, a Physician age 26, born in GA, holding personal estate valued at $300, Walter H. Johnson, a Clerk in the Post Office age 24, born in GA, Cornelia A. Johnson, age 29, born in GA, At Home; also 3 Domestic Servants, Mary J. Drummer age 51, born GA, Rebecca Frazier age 20, born SC, and Thomas Frazier age 22, born GA, last two are Black, Mary reported White but it is stricken.
More about this family on pages 346--347 of N. K. Rogers history of Chattahoochee County, GA (published 1933)
Edward T. Shepherd paid $5 each for Lots 970 & 971 in Section 2 on June 30, 1855. Lot 970 was transferred to E. S. Shepherd on April 28, 1873, and Lot 971 was sold to James Johnson, no date reported.
City record from sexton says Edward J. Johnson, a male, died of T.B. (tuberculosis) and buried August 16, 1871 in Lot 970 of Section 2, sexton James Lynah.
1850 census of Columbus, GA, Household 424 says James Johnson, an Atty. at Law age 39, born in NC, with (rest born in GA) Ann age 34, Richard H. age 15, Adelaide V. Johnson age 13, George F. Johnson age 11, Lucious Johnson age 10, Albert Johnson age 8, Edwin Johnson age 6, Walter Johnson age 5, Cornelia Johnson age 3, Augustus Johnson age 9 months.
1860 census of Columbus, GA, Dwelling 1141, Household 1141 says (all born in GA) Jas. Johnson, a Lawyer age 47 holding real estate valued at $6,000 and personal estate valued at $21,420, with Mrs. Johnson age 40, Harris Johnson age 22, George Johnson age 18, Albert Johnson age 16, Edward Johnson age 15, Walter Johnson age 13, Jim Johnson age 11, Addy Johnson age 20, Mary Johnson age 8, Emanuel Lopez, a Legar ? Maker, age 40, born in Spain, holding personal estate valued at $1,000
1870 census of Ward 4, Columbus, GA, Dwelling 170, Household 257 says James Johnson, Judge of Superior Court, age 59, born NC, holding real estate valued at $20,000 and personal estate valued at $4,000, with Ann age 54, born in GA, Keeping House, Edward J. Johnson, a Physician age 26, born in GA, holding personal estate valued at $300, Walter H. Johnson, a Clerk in the Post Office age 24, born in GA, Cornelia A. Johnson, age 29, born in GA, At Home; also 3 Domestic Servants, Mary J. Drummer age 51, born GA, Rebecca Frazier age 20, born SC, and Thomas Frazier age 22, born GA, last two are Black, Mary reported White but it is stricken.
More about this family on pages 346--347 of N. K. Rogers history of Chattahoochee County, GA (published 1933)
Edward T. Shepherd paid $5 each for Lots 970 & 971 in Section 2 on June 30, 1855. Lot 970 was transferred to E. S. Shepherd on April 28, 1873, and Lot 971 was sold to James Johnson, no date reported.
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